The Collegian u Perspectives 2&3 News 4-5-6-7 Sports 8 Vol. 53-No.1 Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Friday, September 11, 1992 Money ranks GCC as a best buy Withiths Money Guide Best College Review College Guide rated GCC one of ing Center houses two main frame GCC program in electrical Buys 1993 edition hot off the press, America's top 50 liberal arts colleges. puters along with? than 120 state mechanical engineering are accredited Grove City College la sizzling with The Common Guide to American the IBM Apple and Zenith micro- the Engineering Accreditation excitement over its ranking Using Colleges, The 1992 Guide to 101 Best computers. The library, has a computer Commission of the Accreditation Board number of criteria, Including cost, atn Values: in America's Colleges and fired card catalog and periodical Indexes Engineering and Technology (ABET) dent-to-faculty ratio, class rank of fresh Universities Peterson's Competitive Col using the latest computer technology But not test the caliber of students men and SAT scores, Money rated col leges, Fisks's Best Buys in College Edit Machine Design and Robotics Labo they come in: the excellence exhibited leges for their value. Grove (City College cation Barron's Most Prestigious Col ratory one only faw labs yagraduates impressive well! was ranked fifth best in the northeast leges Iihave included Grove City kind in the U.S. devoted exclusively to dentalare leaving Grove City fully/pre and nineteanth best in the top 100 col Grove City's free enterprise emphasis "hands education of undergraduate paradito enter their chosen fields In leges in the entire nation and maracter-building have won Tem engineers The Physical Learning Can 1990 913nearly 1000 interviews The whole Grove City College commu- pléton Foundation awards for the col- tar contains fitness room conducted, including all Six nity may be justly proud of this accom lege featuring Nautilns@,machines, Univer accounting Aggressive faculty in plishment, said President Jerry H. GCC boasts of a highly qualified facul sal machines free weights along vement with the placement office Combos. "Students, faculty, alumni For example, all faculty in with an indoor track four the (engineering professor they all have had a part in building this psychology, history, English, religion and ketball indoor tennis or volleyball Mark Reuber put it this way: My work great school philosophy hold Ph or are doctoral courts and eight racquetball courts: not/complete: each of my stu candidates. The engineering department dents has found a job. What makes Grove City College such have twelve engineering faculty all Top students attend Grove City College Topping this is beautiful great value in education? The good news with Ph. or significant Industrial with 7;percent in tha top 20 percent of estate like (campus) where Christian val begins with the fact that Grove City's experience. In addition, our professors, their high school class and 50 percent in nas and academic excellence empha tuition is about half the average not graduate students, teach every the top 10 percent of their class The sized Discovering these facts visitors charge of other private colleges. But class. average SAT score is 1124, and the aver- have often remarked that Grove (City that's not even one-half of the story. Excellent facilities are another age ACT score is 26. Engineering Collegeil 'the best sacret in Grove City College is increasingly why parents and students agree that students are winning prestigious nation American higher. education are Money's being recognized nationally as one of Grove City College is an excellent value awards, competing successfully with rating is any indication it's not a'secret America's best colleges. The National An award-winning Technological Learn- students from large engineering schools any more! GCC announces new faculty members College president Jerry H. Dr. Beverly H. Carter joins the Combee and newly-appointed faculty as assistant professor of Vice President for Academic Af- music. To join the music de- fairs Garth E. Runion have an- partment, she traveled from nounced the appointment of new Sembach, Germany, where her faculty who will assume teaching husband is serving as a captain positions at the college for the in the United States Air Force. 1992-93 school year. Dr. Carter earned a Ph.D. in Dr. William T. Anderson joins Comparative Arts in 1991 from the faculty as professor of ac- Ohio University and an M.A. in counting. He comes to the college Musicology in 1981 from East. from Liberty University where man School of Music. She was a he served as professor of ac- Fulbright Scholar at the Univer- counting in the School of Busi- sity of Vienna during 1979-80. In ness and Government. He 1977 she received her B.M. in earned his B.S. in Commerce Piano Performance from Furman and an M.S. in Accounting from University. the University of Virginia in Dr. Carter has been on the fac- 1972 and 1979, respectively, and ulty of Huntington College in In- his Ph.D. in Accounting from diana as an instructor in music. Virginia Polytechnic Institute She has also served as adjunct and State University in 1984. professor in art and music for Prior to joining the faculty, Dr. the University of Maryland Anderson served as assistant (European Division) and the professor of accounting at James University of Nebraska at Om- Madison University. He also aha, respectively. acted as assistant dean in the A 1981 Grove City College McIntire School of Commerce at New faculty members. Row 1: Dr. William T. Anderson, Dr. Beverly H. Carter, Jean L. Whiteside graduate, Dr. James R. Downey, the University of Virginia. He and Dr. Mary Virginia Reese. Row 2: Berlle R. Etzel (part-time), Dr. Theodore (Ted) B. Kalivoda, Dr. has been appointed assistant James (Jim) R. Downey, Dr. Mark Weber, Dr. Stephen P. Jenkins and Dr. William D. Bussel. acquired considerable business professor of physics and engi- experience as a managerial ac- neering. He earned his M.S. in French literature from Louisiana tual criticism, Old Provencal and Zoology from the University of countant for Purdue Farms, Inc. Nuclear Science from the Air State University in 1956, and his Old Spanish. South Florida, an M.A. from and as a staff accountant for Force Institute of Technology at Ed.D. in Foreign Languages and Before beginning her graduate Oral Roberts University in Sec- Faw, Casson and Company, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Higher Education from Okla- work, Dr. Reese taught French ondary Science and Christian CPAs. in Dayton, Ohio, in 1983 and homa State University in 1967. and English in the Tuscaloosa Education, an Ed.D. in Higher Dr. William D. Bussel, who re- completed his Ph.D. in Dr. Kalivoda has authored over Alabama County High School. Educational Administration and cently retired after serving 19 Aero/Astronautical Engineering 50 articles in international, na- While at Tuscaloosa she estab- a Ph.D. in Environmental Sci- years as an elementary school at the University of Illinois at tional and regional journals plus lished a chapter of the Societe ence with an emphasis in car- principal in the Crown Point Urbana this summer. While at two books. He has won the Honoraire de Francais, and or- cinogenesis from Oklahoma School District in Indiana, will Illinois, he was awarded Stephen Freeman Award twice ganized and directed a 10-day State University. He joins the join the faculty as professor of MacArthur Foundation and Uni- for the best pedagogical article in tour of Europe for the high education. Ball State University faculty as associate professor of versity of Illinois fellowships. foreign languages published in school. Dr. Reese is fluent in awarded him a B.S. in Elemen- biology. A new assistant professor of bi- the United States. He has also French and Italian and has He has taught four years at tary Education in 1958, an M.A. ology, Dr. Stephen P. Jenkins, won the Hispania Award for the taught courses in both lan- Oral Roberts University, first in in Elementary Education in graduated from Covenant Col- best pedagogical article in Span- guages. the Department of Anatomy in 1962, and a M.A. in Educational lege in 1982 with a major in biol- ish in the United States. While Dr. Mark Weber holds a B.A. in Administration and Supervision ogy and minors in chemistry and at the University of Georgia, Dr. See Faculty, page 5 in 1967. He earned the Ed.D. in art. He earned his M.S. and Kalivoda directed 16 doctoral Educational Administration and Ph.D. degrees in Entomology dissertations, served as Supervision from Indiana Uni- from the University of Georgia. manuscript reader for Modern Learn to sell yourself versity in 1973. Dr. Jenkins, who is fascinated Language Journal and for For- Before entering public school by insects, has coauthored two eign Language Annals and as- on paper! administration in 1969, Dr. Bus- publications on the Yellow Fever sisted the United States De- sel taught elementary school for mosquito. He also spends part of partment of Education in evalu- Come to the nine years and junior high/high his leisure time lecturing to first ating grant proposals between school for an additional four and seventh graders on the joys 1986-1989. RESUME WRITING SEMINAR years. He has also directed of insects. Dr. Mary Virginia Reese comes summer programs for gifted and Dr. Ted Kalivoda joins the fac- to the college as assistant profes- conducted by Mrs. Betsy Craig. talented students, directed the ulty as professor of Spanish after sor of French and literature. She Headstart program for Lake having taught at the University earned her B.A., M.A. and Ph.D. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 County, Indiana, and served on of Georgia for 24 years. He re- degrees in French at the Univer- IN THE TECHNOLOGICAL LEARNING CENTER North Central Association of ceived his B.A. in Spanish from sity of Alabama. Dr. Reese spe- Juniors and Seniors welcome Schools and Colleges accredita- Wheaton College in 1958, his cializes in French literature and tion teams since 1976. M.A. in Spanish language and medieval studies, including tax