Tuesday, January 14, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
Administrator says office operates smoothly
By Jonathan Taylor
Senior Reporter
Despite four vacant positions in the
Student Affairs department, the office
operation has not suffered, a depart
ment spokesman said.
Ted Pfeifer, director of registration
and records, said the several staff
members are assuming the responsibil
ities of four unfilled positions. The
positions include dean of students,
director of admissions and advising,
assistant to the dean of students and
assistant to the vice chancellor of stu
dent affairs.
Former Dean of Students David
DeCoster left .UNL at Thanksgiving
to go to Indiana University in Pennsyl
vania. Suzanne Brown, former assistant
to the vice chancellor of student affairs,
left to work at the Pennsylvania state
college system after the fall semester.
Former assistant to the dean of stu
dents LuAnn Krager left her office to
pursue a doctorate in educational psy
chology but still works in the counsel
ing center. Al Papik, is on leave from
his position as admissions and advising
director. He left the office to fill a
vacancy in the athletic department as
assistant athletic director.
Although the vacancies in the stu
dent affairs office may appear to be a
problem, Pfeifer said, the department
has benefited from the situation.
"We're using the situation as an
opportunity to examine and study all of
the functions (of the vacant positions)
to determine perhaps if we are going to
refill the positions exactly as before,"
Pfeifer said.
Also, Pfeifer said, the new vice
chancellor of student affairs, Rudy
Lewis, "may have an administrative
style and organizational preference that
is different" from the way the office
previously was run. The vacancies will
give Lewis flexibility in determining
how the office should operate, Pfeifer
said.
Some of the positions may not be
filled if UNL Chancellor Martin Mas
sengale and Lewis decide that some of
the responsibilities can be combined
and reassigned to other staff members,
Pfeifer said.
The decision on permanent vacan
cies will be made within the month,
Lewis said. The vice chancellor said he
and Massengale plan to discuss the
unfilled positions this week.
Later this month, the university
might start advertising the open posi
tions nationally, Lewis said.
Until the positions are filled, Alan
Cervaney, an assistant director of ad
missions and advising, will continue to
fill in as director of registration and
records. Lewis, with help from Gradu
ate Assistant Ann Gradwahl and other
staff members, is fulfilling the duties of
dean of students. Other office staff
members are taking over the functions
of the remaining positions, Pfeifer said.
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Drivers need insurance proof
By Diana Johnson
Senior Reporter
As of Jan. 1, a new law requires
motorists on Nebraska's roads to have a
proof-of-insurance card in their vehicles.
Motorists also must have proof of
insurance to register their vehicles,
according to the law.
Betty Zieman, Lancaster County
motor vehicle supervisor, said the new
proof-of-insurance law is enforced in
most other states.
Zieman said motorists must have
liability insurance for the vehicles in
order to register them each year and to
avoid being issued a ticket by police
officers when stopped.
She estimated that at least 95 per
cent of Nebraska's motorists have lia
bility insurance. But they don't always
carry proof, she said.
' A copy of the motorists last insu
ranee bill is not accepted as proof of
liability insurance, Zieman said.
Lynne Haas, public information officer
for the county motor vehicle depart
ment, said the law is important, espe
cially in the case of an accident.
Haas said the law protects victims in
an accident, and ensures that the per
son who causes the accident can pay
for the damage.
Lack of insurance has "often caused
hardship for those who didn't cause the
accident," Haas said.
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vehicle owner's name, the make and
model of the car, the last three numbers
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