1964 Yearbook

1964 Yearbook

Service: the Result of Development MR. LEO G. MILLER, B.A., Director of Public Relations & Development. B.A., State University of Iowa. At St. Ambrose College, 1961—. On the Administrative Council, Admissions, and Alumni Relations Committees. Member of American College Public Relations Association and the American Alumni Council. EXPANSION CONTINUES In the past decade the Public Relations Department has expanded to care for the increased present and future needs of the Ambrosian Family. Two magazines, the Alumnus and the Acorns i? Oaks, keep the Ambrosians and the public at large informed about the activities of the College and the Alumni Association. An active Parents' Council has added strength through increased understanding of the workings of the College. The Department directs the annual Living Endowment drives which include the Alumni Fund, Parents' Fund, and the Friends campaign. The News Bureau keeps Saint Ambrose College in current contact with the local news media and the hometown papers of the students. MR. DONALD J. WHITE, B.A, Director of Public Information and Assistant Director of Public Relations and Dexelopment. B.A., St. Ambrose College. At St. Ambrose, 1962—. Member of the American Alumni Council, American College Public Relations Association, College Sports Information Directors Association. MR. THOMAS A. McGREAL, B.A., Ass't. Director of Public Relations & Development. B.A., St. Ambrose College. At St. Ambrose, 1962—. Member of the Am. College Public Relations Association, Alumni Council, Association of Iowa College Public Relations Officers, Iowa-Illinois Public Relations Council. PLACEMENT LISTS OPPORTUNITIES The Bureau of Placement together with the faculty work as a team to achieve the policy of the College to answer questions: which career is best, how and where can the graduate find career employment, etc.? It is a matter of recorded performance that few 1963 graduates were without placement, that alumni members invite assistance and that hundreds of odd jobs and part-time jobs are found for in- school students. More than seventy- five companies in a fiscal year, offering a wide range of professional opportunities, included St. Ambrose College in their itinerant recruitment program. This type of service rendered by the College in this rapidly changing complex occupational world is a weight factor to the parent and to the prospective student in selecting St. Ambrose College. MR. MAX M. SHIFFMAN, Director of Bureau of Placement. Attended Temple University. At Ambrose College, 1963—. 23

State Library of Iowa

1964

St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803

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