Men counselors to get pay raise
Counselors in the men's residence halls will receive a $180 yearly raise for the fall semester of next year, Fred McEhlene, assistant dean of men, said today.
"We are doing more research in the halls, and since the counselors are the most immediate contact with the men, this is a progressive responsibility and will be matched with this pay raise. This will attract better counselors too," McElhenie said.
Counselors formerly received
AWS to give scholarships
Applications for SMOP scholarships will be available in the Dean of Women's Office until March 15.
SMOP stands for Scholarship Money's Our Purpose and is the slogan for the Associated Women Students Memorial Scholarship Fund. Scholarships are awarded in the name of KU women whose college careers were ended by death.
Last year four $250 scholarships were awarded and at least four will be available this year. They are awarded on the basis of financial need, scholarship and contribution to the campus and any regularly enrolled undergraduate woman student is eligible.
$60 monthly for the nine month year. The raise will bring salaries to $80 for the some 68 positions anticipated for next year.
"THIS IS GREAT NEWS," said Jay Lagree, Great Bend senior and counselor at McCollum Hall. "Now our pay will come closer to the KU women's and men's of other universities."
Craig Grant, Shawnee Mission junior and a counselor in McColllum Hall, said, "I think more qualified persons will apply now. The raise will be advantageous to us and the administration all."
"The number of men in the halls and the number of counselors we will need still depends upon the effect of the draft on the student population," explained J. J. Wilson, housing director.
"The anticipated number of 15.500 students for next fall looks more stable now that it did a couple of months ago," Wilson said.
To broadcast recital
KANU radio will present an organ recital by G. H. Pro, Lenwood senior, today at 10 pm. The program was taped from his recital three weeks ago. Pro is a pupil of L. E. Anderson, University organist.
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