Thursday, September 25, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Club fund aids needy students
By Ann Schumacher
Staff Reporter
The I'XL Faculty Women's club has a
fund for st udents lacking enough money
to pay for costly emergencies.
The fund was started in 1948, said
Mary Burrow, chairman of the emer
gency fund. She said the $800 fund is
supported by donations.
She said the fund is for emergencies
such as health problems, fire loss and
food needs. The fund is not for planned
expenses such as tuition and books.
If a student runs into an emergency
expense and would like to apply for
money, applications are at the Om
budsman's office, Lyman Hall 116, and
the Office of Scholarships and Finan
cial Aid.
Burrow said the club does not like to
loan out more than $200 to an individ
ual. But each applicant is considered
on an individual basis.
For example, Burrow said an African
family needed to return to Africa be
cause of the sudden death of a family
member who attended UNL. The fund
aided the family in returning home.
Other examples include replacing
furniture damaged by a fire or paying
for food, eye glasses and dental bills.
She said the money does not have to
be paid back, but the club encourages
students to pay it back when they can.
Career Information Day
today in the Nebraska Union
A Career Information Day will be
held today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in
the Nebraska Union.
More than 100 representatives
from 70 organizations including
businesses, government, banking and
social services will be on hand to
discuss career opportunities with
t'NL students and alumni as well as
students and alumni from other col
leges and universities throughout
Nebraska.
In addition to workshops on such
topics as resume writing and inter
viewing, there will be a "Dress for
Success Fashion Show" at noon in
the Union ballroom.
The program is hosted on the
UNL campus by the Office of Career
Planning and Placement and is
open to the public without charge.
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