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By Sara Thontsscn
"It's a man's world" b an old saying
that Is beginning to show wear and
tear. In a world of high technology and
hh finance, more ; women i ari jhwtog
their say about which way the world is
going to turn. ,
Women in the UNL administration
might not be seizing the reins of con
trol, but despite problems they have
faced, many say they are content with
their careers and experiences at UNL.
Delcres Simpson-Kirkland,
assistant to the dean of students, said
she has a positive attitude about her
employment. She said she believes
being a woman has not been an issue.
"You can see, even though there
have been some changes, who is rul
ing," she said. "Men are still ruling."
Hazel Anthony, dean of the College
of Home Economics, also has a positive
attitude about her job. Anthony, the
only woman dean on campus, will earn
$53,750 for the 1983-84 academic
year. In comparison, R. Neale Coppie,
dean of the School of Journalism, will
earn $56,500.
The university archives show a
spring 1983 enrollment of 1,099 in the
College of Home Economics. Records
show 499 students enrolled in The
School of Journalism.
Comparisons of several other deans
salaries and the sizes of enrollment in
their respective colleges indicate some
differences in the amount paid to
deans of colleges at UNL (See box.)
Anthony said she cannot explain
the difference in salaries. "I have
tended to forget that I am a woman, as
I have gone about doing the Job that I
was supposed to do," she. said,
because my responsibilities asa dean
of any other college would have."
Gwen Combs, director of personnel,
has mixed feelings about her position
In the administration.
"In one perspective, being a woman
and a minority has helped my career,"
she said. "During the era when Affir.
, matlve Action was going pre tty strong,
a lot of people . . . searched for women
qualifed for Jobs.
"In some respects, being a woman
can be a hindrance because you have
to work harder to get past the stereo
types that people sometimes have,"
she said.
Vlann Schroeder, director of Publi
cations and Services Control and
Campus Postal Services, has worked at
every position in the department
before accepting the top post
Schroeder said every person she has
worked for has been male.
"If it hadnt been for my mentors,
the ones who really saw in me some
thing I did not see In myself, I never
would be doing what I'm doing now,"
she said.
The NU Board of Regents has two
women serving six-year terms Mar
garet Robinson and Nancy Hoch.
As an elected representative to the
university, Hoch said she feels a great
deal of responsibility toward her
constituents.
"I dont feel it can be a disadvantage
being a woman," she said. "I'm glad I
am one."
Year Year
1983-84 Joined Became Enrollment
COLLEGE NAME OF DEAN Salary UNL Dean Fall Spring
Agriculture . T.EHartung $58,150 1965 1974 2,147 2,012
Architecture W. Cecil Steward $53,300 1973 1973 386 364
Business Admin. Gary Schwendiman $57,950 1973 1977 3,051 2,857.
Engineering and
x Technology Stanley Liberty $63,800 1981 1981 3,872 3,672
Home Economics Hazel Anthony $53,750 1 963 1 972 1,171 1 ,099
Journalism R. Neale Coppie $56,500 1957 1979 389 499
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