Corn111unicatioris _Seminar To Be Held in ~lena The University of Arkansas will present a seminar on Effective Supervisory Com– munications in ,Mena, consecutive Monday and Tuesday evenings, March 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 & 30, 1976. Conducted by the University of Arkansas lnciustrial Research and Extension Center, the seminar will concern itself with the most widely discussed management problem of the 1970's, the "communications breakdown". It will be held at the Rich Mountain Vo-Tech School, Mena. Each sessions starts at 7 ~.m. Topics covered in this six-session seminar include: self-understanding, · situational management, the communications process, management in crisis, the supervisor's role in employee counseling and problem-solving· for supervisors. . Seminar leaders are: Marion E. Faulkner, Management Specialist, IREC; Dr. David B. Burks, Chairman of Department of Business and Economics, Harding College; Glenn A. Galtere, President, Human Resource Development; Dr. Don L. Cook, Management Systems Specialist, IREC; and Bill Cox, Vice President, Harding .- C61~e. · a-sponsors of the seminar are: Mena Chamber of Commerce; University of Arkansas, College of Business Administration; Associated In– dustries of Arkansas, Inc.; Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce; Economic Develop– ment Administration; and the Small Business Administration. Registration is limited to 32 pr:rsons. Ad– ditional information about the seminar may be secured from, Phil Knoblauch, Mena Area Chamber of Commerce, or contact I REC Program Coordinator, Marion Faulkner, P.O. Box 3017, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 or telephone 501-371-1971. Bet*ice Bennett winne · LIBE,RTY BELL EVENT HONOREES ·{ L-R)· Marable, Cox, Mrs. Bennett, Summerlin UA to conduct series of se here on supervis c I~a-a ~:J.-tA.t.Ut The University of Arkansas will present a seminar on "Effective Supervisory Com– munications" in Batesville Sept. 30, Oct. 2, 7, 9, 14 and 16. Conducted by the University of Arkansas Industrial Research and Extension Center, the seminar will con– cern itself with the most widely discusseq management problem of the 1970's, the "communications breakdown." It will be held at Gateway Vo– Tech School, Highway 25 East. Each session will start at 7 p.m. Topics covered in this six– session seminar include: selfunderstanding, situational management, the communications process, mlilnagement in crisis, the supervisor's role in employee counseling and problem solving for supervisors. Seminar leaders are: Marion E. Faulkner, management specialist, IREC; D.rJLl!vid B. ·Burks, chairman of the De– partment of Bus1~nd •....£.OnOIIUCS dii:ig College; Glenn A. Gaitere, - director, 'ronesboro Counseling Center; Dr. Don L. Cook, management systems specialist, IREC; John R. Ault, industrial systems specialist, IREC; and Bill Cox, vice president, Harding coneg~. ·<:;O:..SJ>Qnsors of the seminar are: Batesville Chamber of Commerce, University of Arkansas College of Business Administration, Associated Industries of Arkansas, Inc., Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce, Economic _l)evelopment Administration and the Small Business Ad– ministration. Enrolhnent cost is $50 per . person. It is payable to BatesVille Chamber of Com– merce, c-<> Mr. Fay Lindsey, 409 . Vine Street, Batesville, Ark. 72501. Registration is limited to 32 persons. Additional in– formation about the seminar may be secured from the Chamber of Commerce, or contaCt IREC Program Coordinator, Marion Faulkner, Box 3017, Little Rock, Ark. '/2203 or telephone 501-371-1971. ,, Bertice · Bennett, circUit clerk, was named the winner .9f the third annual Libel;tl( Bell award by the • Tuscaloosa Coun~y Bar Association Friday. · Mrs. Bennett, who has worked in the office of the Circuit Clerk since 1950 and held the office since 1968, was chosen from nominations submitted to a special cQIIliDittee of the Bar Association. Other .. finalists were William R. Marable, chief of police in Tuscaloosa for the past 14 years who retired Friday; and Russell ~.. Summerlin who has headed ~VIliversity of Alabama's t:.aWJ Enforcement Academy since '1972•. The award goes to a citizen who has made an out– standing contribution to the law and judicial system who is not a member of a bar association. Mrs. Bennett was nominated by tJ:te ~roptimist -International Club of Tuscaloosa. ·'s~ was named circuit clerk in 1968 to fill the unexPired term of the late John W. Snider and then was elected to the position in 1970. . In his speech to the bar association, Dr. Bill Cox, vice president of Harding College in Searcy, Ark., said "rebirth and ·renewal" are the two ingredients needed to maintain the nation's strength as it marks its 200th anniversary. · He said,\here needs tobe a greatei- ·~lief in the system of government under which we live and "more salesmen for the system." ... Noting the present period · is ·a time of :tcrisis in the nation's history, Dr. Cox said that the Bicentennial ob– servance is "not a time for weakness." He urged a renewal in re!ttiurcefulness, faith in capitalism, the desire for freedom, the importance of spiritual values and tough– mindedness among citizens. University to present Rogers Chamber of Commer– ce Building. Each session begins at 7·p.m. • .semm::.r ~~I \\J C:.+-T, ·~ R- Smi'li. 1 AtThe University of Arkansas will present a seminar on effective supervisory com– munications in Rogers con– secutive Monday and Tuesday evenings, May 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, and 18. Conducted by the University of Arkansas Industrial Research and Extension Cen– ter, the seminar will concern itself with the most widely discussed management problem of the 1970s, the "communications break– down." It will be held in the Topics covered in this sex-session seminar include self-understanding, situational management, the com– munications process, management in crisis, the supervisor's role in employee counseling and problem solving for supervisors. Seminar leaders are Marion Faulkner, management specialist, IREC; Dr. David Burks, chairman of Depart– ment of Business ?.nd Economics, J;IarQ!ng College; Glen Galtere, president, Human Resource Develop– ment; Dr. Don Cook, management systems specialist, IREC; John Ault, industrial systems specialist, IREC; and Bill Cox, vice president, Harding College. \
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