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Fridav. April 1, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
Visitor learns KU administration
By Ioel Zeff
Kansan staff writer
In a cramped office, tucked away in a corner of the office of academic affairs, Toy Caldwell-Colbert plots her next move in a game of cat and mouse.
Like a cat, she sits all day quietly observing the actions of the University of Kansas' top administrators, and, like a mouse, she scurries from
meeting to meeting trying to find out firsthand what it is like to run a major college.
"The first week, I was so exhausted," Caldwell-Colbert said. "Exhaustion, as in the sense I was a shadow. A shadow can't say anything; they just observe. I had all my opinions up inside me."
observe. I had an my opinions班. Caldwell-Colbert, a faculty member and coordinator of the industrial psychology graduate program at Emporia State University, is spending the year at KU as an American Council on Education fellow.
"Sometimes, people call it shadowing," she said "I was fast on the heels of Judah Ralemay very intensely first semester. My face shows up at a lot of different places. I'm going here or there. I may not follow everyone every day, but I try and observe as many administrators as I can."
observe as many admirers as Caldwell-Colbert, a native of Salina, said her experiences had convinced her that she wanted to be a university administrator.
She has spent time on a space utilization project for KU, the AIDS task force, the search committee for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' dean and minority recruitment.
"After this experience, I am definitely committed." she said. "I feel I have good ideas. I just want to utilize those ideas. I can do that as an administrator."
rator.
The ACE fellows program, started in 1964, selects a group of promising faculty members or low-level administrators each year from different colleges and universities to participate in a program geared for future administrators.
The program consists of a series of seminars and a yearlong internship with higher education administrators. There are 31 ACE fellows across the country this year.
Caldwell-Colbert, who has been teaching at Emporia State for nine years, spent eight months in 1985-86 as the interim assistant vice president for graduate studies, research and grants and
continuing education at Emporia.
nitted.
"If you're not committed, then you probably won't be successful. I'm committed, and I will be successful." she said.
"As a faculty member, you are never at the decision level — always an adviser. I never had the opportunity to see that something I felt was important got done," Caldwell-Colbert said.
important got bone, Caldwell-Colbert,
Caldwell-Colbert, who has a 1977 Ph.D. in
clinical psychology and public administration
from the University of Georgia, said that the most
important quality of an administrator was commitment.
Tov Caldwell-Colbert
"She has provided good ideas and has been a breath of fresh air," Budig said. "She would be an excellent administrator. She has an excellent sense of humor. And, one has to have a sense of humor to survive as an administrator."
Ramaley, the executive vice chancellor, and Chancellor Gene A. Budig share Caldwell-Colbert's confidence that she eventually will become an effective administrator.
honor of our society.
Ramaley said that Caldwell-Colbert had the qualities that she thought were important for a good administrator: good observation and listening skills, a sense of humor, intelligence and a deep respect for other people.
respect for "every perceptive," Ramaley said. "She notices things and thinks about them. She doesn't just have impressions from issues; she understands them. An administrator is making decisions that will shape other people's lives. You must have the right traits. She has the right traits."
Caldwell-Colbert said that she planned to go back to Emporia State and eventually take a position as an administrator at a large research university like KU.
"I don't know what the future will bring," she said. "I plan to go back to Emporia State to share with them what I have learned. From there, who knows?"
Motion filed to dismiss Owen's lawsuit
The Associated Press
TOPEKA - The state Public Disclosure Commission's lawyer yesterday filed a motion asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by former Lt. Gov. Dave Owen that seeks to stop a commission investigation of an alleged illegal campaign contribution he made.
paign.
Dennis Prater, the commission attorney, had said he would file the motion when Judge Adrian Allen of Shawnee County District Court issued a temporary injunction March 18 halting the commission's investigation of a complaint against Owen regarding the donation to Gov. Mike Hayden's 1986 gubernatorial cam
The Disclosure Commission's executive director, Carol Williams, brought the complaint, alleging that Owen had reimbursed one of his companies for a $3,000 contribution to the Hayden campaign after giving the full amount allowed under the law to Hayden, thus violating the
state's Campaign Finance Act.
Owen's attorney moved to block the investigation, claiming that the law was unconstitutional and that the $3,000 Owen moved from the account of one of his companies to the account of another wasn't reimbursement for the campaign contribution but a legitimate business transaction.
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Reserve your room for summer or fall at Succes. Call 518-674-3001 to reserve the room, ask for the center.
Romantic need to share 2D B house. Close to campus 125 units available. New/Summit location.
and/or a F. B. Spacious five bedroom apartment. Central A.C.
Spacious five bedroom apartment. Available late May for summer or 12 month lease. $360 per month. 941 Louisiana. Call after 6 p.m. 749-2871
parking, pool, playground
SUMMER SUBLET: Affordable, new one-bedroom fully furnished, near campus,
dishwasher, clean. 841-9778
Sublime Base, Luxurious 2 Br, 2 bath apt;
Fireplace, wet bar, microwave, tennis court.
For two or three people. Available May through
31. May paid 45/mo tax on room.
Bedroom/2 bath apartment, at Perfective Park
420/month, available now or summer,
749-0794.
Spectacular Summer Sublease: 2 bedrooms, 1'9 bath,
walking distance to bus stop. 8K bus route, foot-
path. 30 minutes from hotel.
SUBLEASE label, (p, w, p & d. micro, dw, covered
parking, pool, very nice 843-3899
Sublease a room in my 3-br 1/2 bath — on the golf course — covered laundry –wool & clubhouse, townhouses for the summer, and if you like, it stay next year! 185/m² + utilities $3 deposit
Sulishea a beautiful apartment in the Greal
neighborhood at a seasonable price. $25.00 plus
utilities. Occupancy May 1; August 1 (with option
to move to evening, weekends, or leave
message anytime.)
Sublease Masterrace 2 bedroom apt. on campus
Email: bd.smith@clarksville.edu
Call 842-789-anytime. Call 1414-189 8 am -5 pm
Subleasing two bedroom apt. for June and July.
Installing kitchen appliances and can host up to four 'caf' Cindy 749-3881-3887.
Summer Sublease. Nice three bedroom apartment for 3-4 people. Three levels, spiral staircase. Versey room. Close to campus. Call 749-8274.
Summer Sublease* Survival Village *Spacious three bedroom apartment with洗衣/duft/poet, pool, ten
Summer Sublease 1 bedroom furnished apartment Hanover Place $33/month Water included
bair cour
Susan Superl
Substitute, Nice BH, 2 bath, 1 block from
Campus, Call Nancy or J. 841-6078
Summer Sublease - 4 bdm, new, pool, close to campus, furnished, 842-1928
Summer Sublease, two bedroom, two bathroom,
pool, weight淋浴, two ban on bus route, second
room, private suite
Summer Sublease - Campus Place apartments 1
block form campus, rent negotibu
843-845-854
Summer Sublease - 2 bedrooms townhouse, furnished, near campus. Last half of May and first half of August free. Tel: 749-6948
Summer Sublease 3 bedroom roomhouse, close to campsite low lettings, nice rate 162% (NR)
Tired of noise and want a quiet place to call home? Call Naismith Place Apts. 841-1815. A piece of luxury at a reasonable price.
southridge
Southridge Plaza Apts.
LEASING for fall
1 & 2 bedroom apartments
10 month leases
water & cable paid pool
reduced summer rates
1704 West 24th
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
842 1160
APARTMENTS
West Hill APARTMENTS
1012 Emery Rd.
841-3800
Now leasing for
June or August
Spacious 1 & 2 bd. apts.
furn. or unfurn.
Great Location near campus
OPEN HOUSE
Mon. Wed. Thurs.
1:00 - 4:00
No appointment Needed
EDDINGHAM
PLACE
24th & Eddingham (next to Gammons)
OFFERING TOURRY
2 BR APARTMENTS
AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE
* 10 or 12 month
contract
* Swimming pool
* Free Showtime
Satellite T.V.
* Exercise Weightroom
* Laundry room
* Fire place
* Energy efficient
* On-Site Management
Open Daily 3:00-5:00
Saturday 9:00-12:00
841-5444
EDDINGHAM PLACE
Professionally managed by Kaw Valley Management, Inc.