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WeathenMostly cloudy with fog In
the morning Wednesday with some sun
shine and a 20 percent chance of thun
dershowers in the afternoon. High around
75. Mostly cloudy Wednesday night with
a low 60 to 65. Partly cloudy and warm
Thursday with a high around 80.
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September 17, 1986
NU officii
Griesen looking forward to new post
By Michael Hooper
Senior Reporter
The associate vice chancellor of
academic affairs said he wants to build
relations between students and admin
istration at UNL
"There's no
substitute to
having face to
face contact
with student
leaders," said
dames uiiroeii. r7
Griesen is being recommended by
UNL Chancellor Martin Massengale to
become interim vice chancellor for
student affairs. He is expected to be
confirmed to the NU Board of Regents
at its October meeting. Griesen would
assume the vice chancellor duties Oct.
1.
"Obviously administration cannot
speak with all 24,000 students, but it
can keep an open dialogue between it
and student leaders," Griesen said.
Griesen was named to the post to fill
the vacancy created by the resignation
of William Lewis, who was recently
named vice president for university
relations for NU.
Griesen has been associate vice
chancellor for academic affairs at UNL
since 1984. He also is UNL's director of
summer sessions. Since coming to UNL,
Griesen has been active in the devel
opment of innovative programs for im
- proving the academic performance of
undergraduate students and integrat
ing new students into the university
far
Room number changes
confuse students, teachers
n i 1 1 J. -1.U
By Kari Hulac
Staff Reporter
A complete list of room number
changes in the Administration Build
ing has been compiled by the UNL
Institute of Planning and Research.
Some commonly used offices are the
Registration Service Counter which is
now in Room 17A; Scholarships and
Financial Aid, now in Room 22; Student
Accounts, now in Room 110E, and Stu
dent Academic Records, which is in
Room 107D.
Confusion occurred because the north
end of the building, which was formerly
called Teachers College, had room
numbers that conflicted with those in
the Administration Building.
Rooms located in the basement of
the old Teachers College had two-digit
ACCOUNTING
ADMISSIONS
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION OFFICE.
BENEFITS
BUDGET
BURSAR'S OFFICE
BUSINESS MANAGER
CASHIER'S SERVICE COUNTER
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
COMPTROLLER
COMPUTING RESOURCE CENTER.
DATA ENTRY.
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY OFFICE
GRADUATE STUDIES
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community. Griesen helped develop
the New Student Enrollment and the
Freshman Foundations Programs.
Griesen teaches a class for one program.
As interim vice chancellor for stu
dent affairs, Griesen will oversee Aca
demic Services, which includes regis
tration, records, admissions and ad
vising, student activities and financial
aid.
In addition, Griesen will oversee the
Student Center 4, an umbrella organi
zation that covers the Academic Suc
cess Center, Multi-Cultural Affairs, the
Counseling Center and General Stu
dies and Advising. He will also oversee
the directors of the University Health
Center, the Nebraska unions, the Div
ision of University Housing and the
Judicial Affairs Office.
Griesen said it is important to create
an environment in which students feel
comfortable in asking faculty and
administration for help.
"The best student affairs we can
make here is one that when encoun
tered by students, the staff will know
how to help," Griesen said. ,
Griesen said that one of his goals as
interim vice chancellor for student
affairs is to make more'effective use of
the computerized information systems.
Information systems help administra
tion have effective management, he
said.
Resources in student affairs are
scarce, he said, and this worries Griesen.
"I saw some of the meager salaries of
people in student affairs m the budget,
and I was literally shocked," Griesen
said. "We're running on dedication, but
I suppose everybody is.
numbers. Rooms in the basement of the
Administration Building had three-digit
numbers. On the first floor ot tne two
buildings, some rooms had the same
numbers.
Teachers College offices now are
located in Henzhk Hall, but some bdu-
ratinnal Psvcholoev offices are still in
th ( Administration Building, according
to the office of the Institute of Plan
ning and Research.
Ernie Von Bargen, of the administra
tion r.firh husiness manager's office.
said that Droblems with getting mail to
the right place weren't so bad, but the
first day of classes were a disaster.
A comDlete list of room changes fol
lows. Visitors to the Administration
Building also can find this list posted
m the entryways.
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