Alcalá View 1986 3.1

Tostyour USO trivia knowledge Attention, trivia buffs! Beginning with the Sep- tember issue of Alcala View, we will inaugurate a monthly USD trivia contest. It will give you a chance to test your knowledge about USD as well as to win a prize. Here's how the contest will work: each month, 10 ques- tions will be published in Al- cala View . Complete the entry blank and submit your answers to the ques- tions by the end of the month to the Publications Office, DeSaies274. The em- ployee answering the most questions correctly will re- ceive a gift certificate for a lunch at El Tecolote restau- rant. So, bone up on your knowledge about USD. And watch for the first set of questions in the September Alcala View. • Comingup SEPTEMBER 13 Music department fund-raiser piano trio re- cital. Irina Tseitlin on violin; Jonathan D. Miller on cello; Efrem Briskin on piano. Mu- sic by Dvorak, Kodaly, Pro- kofiev and Brahms. 8 p.m., Camino Theater.

Around Alcala Park

Kyle Poston, Law School; two passes to the Wild Animal Park. Paul Lamb, Data Proc- essing; two passes to Star- light Bowl. Sheryl Lorey•McAtee, Graduate Admissions; sweatshirt and lamp from USD bookstore. Rowena Riel, Data Proc- essing; dinner for two at Hungry Hunter. Judy Lesser, Law Li- brary; two passes to Sea World. Jeanne Schell, Gradu- ate and Continuing Educa- tion; two lunches at NYPD (New York Pizza Dept.). Dorothy Thomas, Data Processing ; hair cut and manicure at 6110 Hair De- sign Studio. KathyWhistler, Law Li- brary; dinner for two at El Tecolote. Charlotte Bertolero, Management Services; two passes to the Padres. Doug Staib, Media Cen- ter; lunch for two in the staff and faculty dining room. Eileen Van Tassell , Communication Services; two passes to the San Diego Zoo. Mary Ann Kennedy , Housing; dinner for two at TGI Fridays. Jose Cardenas , Food Service; two passes to Dis- neyland. Calista Frank of the Hu- man Resources Office ex- tends --n1anks to t ·hose businesses which donated prizes and encourages em- ployees to patronize those establishments. •

The School of Education is offering four new scholar- ships designed to encourage minorities to enter the teaching profession and to meet the need for highly qualified teachers and coun- selors. Applications and more information is availa- ble by calling the Graduate Admissions Office at ext. 4524. ***** Charles Reilly, former president of his own Pasa- dena public relations firm, has been appointed to the new position of director of communications. The ·posi- tion was created "to give the University additional re- sources to improve com- munications with the community," according to Dr. William L. Pickett, former vice president for university relations. • Lady Luck visits 16 Door prize winners at the July 30 Staff Appreciation Picnic were: Madeline Wiedower, Copley Library; two passes to the San Diego Pops. Luci Young, l,aw_§chool; dinner for two at El Torito. Margaret Peters , School of Business; haircut and manicure at Flamingo Hair Design.

Michael Kearney, di- rector of trusts and estates, has been named acting vice president for university rela- tions, according to Presi- dent Author E. Hughes. Kearney fills the vacancy created when Dr. William L. Pickett accepted the presidency of St. John Fisher College in Rochester, N.Y. A nationwide search is under way to find a perma- nent replacement for Dr. Pickett. ••••• Dr. Joan Anderson, as- sociate professor of eco- nomics, received a Fulbright Scholarship to attend a six- week summer seminar in South America. The grant will help her develop a course on Latin American business for USD's year-old master's degree program in international business. Dr. Thomas Kanne- man has been appointed di- rec tor of USD's new electrical engineering pro- gram which will be inaugu- rated fall semester. Dr. Kanneman formerly was professor of electronics and computer engineering tech- nology at Arizona State Uni- versity. *****

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