~r. Jerome M. Barnes holds the posit10n of dean of campus life. - photo by Bill Tripp. Mr. L. Butch Gardner holds the position of dean of men. - photo by Bill Tripp. Dr. Cathleen M. Schultz holds the position of dean of the School of Nursing. - photo by Bill Tripp. ~r. Maribeth Downing holds the posit10n of dean of women. - photo by Bill Tripp. Deans Dr. James R. Henderson holds the position of dean of the School of Business. - photo by Bill Tripp. erome Barnes, Dean of sity: "This has been an exciting year. Campus Life, served as ad- With the continuation of Student Imviso r for the Student pact and the addition of new proAssociation Movie Com- grams, Student Affairs is even more mittee. He served as a a part of the campus than ever deacon and was on the before." Youth Services Committee at College Church. Barnes also was Chairperson over the Chapel Program Com-J)r. Cathleen M. Schultz , mittee, Who's Who selection, and the Dean, School of Nursing Spiritual Life Committee, as well as has been quite busy in the other committees. He enjoyed stay- last year. She has recently ing busy and serving others in many written articles accepted to two ways_, magazines: Christian Woman and r. James Henderson Dean of the School of Business, conducted four separate seminars last year. The first was an Ethics Seminar in Detroit. The remaining three were Strategic Management Simulation Seminars in Detroit Seattle, and South Africa. He was~ member of the American Accounting Association , and sponsored the business team which was national runner-up in the ABSEL Invitational Business Games. Henderson said of his job, "The joy of teaching is ~atching the students grow and gettmg to know them personally. It is always the highlight of my day to have a former student call or come by to visit." r. Maribeth Downing, Associate Dean of Students, has continued her work with Student Impact this year, her second year to be invovled with the new program. She attended the International Conference on the First Year Experience in July of 1987. Downing spoke positively about the 1988 school year and its significance in the life of the univerNurse Educator. Three book chapters have been accepted from her as well for nursing textbooks. She was awarded for support and professionalism by the Harding Student Nurses Association last year, and codirected a project for rape prevention. Foremost on Schultz's mind at present is the upcoming reaccreditation of the School of Nursing into the National League of Nursing. She completed a self-study, and is preparing for a site visit scheduled for February. B utch Gardner was appointed Dean of Men this year. He served as a member of the Arkansas College Personnel Association, and of the Arkansas Task Force on Alcohol and Substance Abuse. In October, he attended the Christian Deans Conference at Oklahoma Christian University and in November participated in the annual meeting of the Arkansas College Personnel Association. D1: James Henderson, Dr. Maribeth Downing. Mr. Butch Gardner. Dr. Jerome /!=~ 17 g
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