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DEAN BROWN TO LEAVE
Gary Collins-To Be New Dean of Students
DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS, Olie T. Brown, discusses plans with
dean-elect, Gary Collins.
OVER 700 ATTEND GALA EVENT
By NANCY BAKER
"I have asked to be relieved
from my responsibilities as Dean
of Student Affairs," said Olie T.
Brown. His successor as of this
June will be Gary Collins, presently the assistant Dean of Student
Affairs.
"1 initiated the move. I've been
thinking and praying about it for
a long time," explained Brown,
the only original faculty member
at CBC.
Feeling that the increased involvement of the student body
brings a . demand into his
office that he cannot handle, he
wanted to give his position to a
younger man.
"We're- cxtreiftciy fortunate U»
have a man who knows the students, loves the students, and is
respected by the students and
faculty members as much as
Gary Collins. I would have felt
hesitant to leave if there wasn't
a man who could take my place
and do an even better job," said
Dean Brown.
After a Sabbatical leave with
his wife, Mrs. Sibyl Brown, head
librarian. Brown intends to return in a full-time capacity and
fill any needs at the college, including teaching.
Recommended by Dean Olie
Brown to Dr. James Staples,
President; and by Dr. Staples
to the Board of Trustees, Gary
Collins was accepted unanimously last Friday during the trustee
meeting. As of yet, he has not
had time to make plans with Dr.
Staples, but he is "very pleased
and excited" and looking forward to assuming responsibility
as Dean of Student Affairs .
The former dean of men and
sociology teacher has been at
CBC since 1966 and returned
this fall after a year's Sabbatical leave.
Dean Brown's leave will hopefully begin in September, to be
used for study, travel, or a
combination. The only dean of
the college at CBC's birth in
1950, Olie Brown became Dean
of Student Affairs in 1958 after
the creation of Academic Dean
divided responsibilities.
In that position, he has found
the greatest challenge and inspiration. 'The students have been
a blessing to me," said Brown.
"In whatever capacity I continue
in, I hopefully will still be close
to the students and can remain
the foreign student advisor.
"I've learned a great deal as
Dean of Student Affairs. I've seen
changes in the students. They
have become more independent,
more concerned, and perhaps
more compassionate."
£
62/
§1919
Pledged At CBC Support Dinner
At a dinner designed to show
CBC's appreciation to the Riverside Community for its support,
Dr. James Staples, President,
announced the pledge of over
$62,000 towards the further development ofthe college.
The dinner, attended by more
than 700 of Riverside's leading
citizens, was held last Thursday evening in the Van Dyne
Field House on campus. Among
DANA HORNE provided for the
dinner Thursday evening during
CBC's first annual Support and
Report Dinner Rally.
the many friends of the college
on hand were the Rev. and Mrs.
Levi Price, president of the
Southern Baptist General Conference of California, and Dr.
Robert Hughes, executive secretary of the SBGC.
The program began with the
college's own Trouveres,directed by Dr. Curtis Cheek, and the
Les Chanteuses, directed by Mrs.
Helen Walker.
Shortly after dinner Dr. Stephen
Carleton, associate professor of
history, senior Gloria Combs,
and juniors Richie Weers and
Jeannette Ware gave their views
of their college and shared with
their guests how the college had
grown since its birth in 1950.
Among the guests present besides those already mentioned
were Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Tucker, a member of the board of
trustees of the college, City
Councilman and Mrs. Sam Digati,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Horn,
member of the board of development at CBC, who also donated
the food for the evening.
Also in attendance were numerous other trustees, alumnae,
faculty and staff, representatives
of several business firms, and
friends at large. CBC students
hosted the dinner
PRESIDENT STAPLES thanks supporters for $61,419 toward the campaign goal of $100,000. Teri
Carroll, a junior from Ventura, assisted in the presentation. --Photo by Harvey Oster
Object Description
| Title | The Banner - November 11, 1971 |
| Subject | California Baptist University -- Students -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- California. |
| Description | The Banner is the student newspaper of California Baptist University. It has been in continuous publication since 1952.' |
| Creator | California Baptist University |
| Date | 1971-11-11 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | en |
| Rights | Copyright California Baptist University. All Rights Reserved. |
Description
| Title | 1971-11-11-001 |
| Transcript | DEAN BROWN TO LEAVE Gary Collins-To Be New Dean of Students DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS, Olie T. Brown, discusses plans with dean-elect, Gary Collins. OVER 700 ATTEND GALA EVENT By NANCY BAKER "I have asked to be relieved from my responsibilities as Dean of Student Affairs," said Olie T. Brown. His successor as of this June will be Gary Collins, presently the assistant Dean of Student Affairs. "1 initiated the move. I've been thinking and praying about it for a long time," explained Brown, the only original faculty member at CBC. Feeling that the increased involvement of the student body brings a . demand into his office that he cannot handle, he wanted to give his position to a younger man. "We're- cxtreiftciy fortunate U» have a man who knows the students, loves the students, and is respected by the students and faculty members as much as Gary Collins. I would have felt hesitant to leave if there wasn't a man who could take my place and do an even better job," said Dean Brown. After a Sabbatical leave with his wife, Mrs. Sibyl Brown, head librarian. Brown intends to return in a full-time capacity and fill any needs at the college, including teaching. Recommended by Dean Olie Brown to Dr. James Staples, President; and by Dr. Staples to the Board of Trustees, Gary Collins was accepted unanimously last Friday during the trustee meeting. As of yet, he has not had time to make plans with Dr. Staples, but he is "very pleased and excited" and looking forward to assuming responsibility as Dean of Student Affairs . The former dean of men and sociology teacher has been at CBC since 1966 and returned this fall after a year's Sabbatical leave. Dean Brown's leave will hopefully begin in September, to be used for study, travel, or a combination. The only dean of the college at CBC's birth in 1950, Olie Brown became Dean of Student Affairs in 1958 after the creation of Academic Dean divided responsibilities. In that position, he has found the greatest challenge and inspiration. 'The students have been a blessing to me," said Brown. "In whatever capacity I continue in, I hopefully will still be close to the students and can remain the foreign student advisor. "I've learned a great deal as Dean of Student Affairs. I've seen changes in the students. They have become more independent, more concerned, and perhaps more compassionate." £ 62/ §1919 Pledged At CBC Support Dinner At a dinner designed to show CBC's appreciation to the Riverside Community for its support, Dr. James Staples, President, announced the pledge of over $62,000 towards the further development ofthe college. The dinner, attended by more than 700 of Riverside's leading citizens, was held last Thursday evening in the Van Dyne Field House on campus. Among DANA HORNE provided for the dinner Thursday evening during CBC's first annual Support and Report Dinner Rally. the many friends of the college on hand were the Rev. and Mrs. Levi Price, president of the Southern Baptist General Conference of California, and Dr. Robert Hughes, executive secretary of the SBGC. The program began with the college's own Trouveres,directed by Dr. Curtis Cheek, and the Les Chanteuses, directed by Mrs. Helen Walker. Shortly after dinner Dr. Stephen Carleton, associate professor of history, senior Gloria Combs, and juniors Richie Weers and Jeannette Ware gave their views of their college and shared with their guests how the college had grown since its birth in 1950. Among the guests present besides those already mentioned were Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Tucker, a member of the board of trustees of the college, City Councilman and Mrs. Sam Digati, and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Horn, member of the board of development at CBC, who also donated the food for the evening. Also in attendance were numerous other trustees, alumnae, faculty and staff, representatives of several business firms, and friends at large. CBC students hosted the dinner PRESIDENT STAPLES thanks supporters for $61,419 toward the campaign goal of $100,000. Teri Carroll, a junior from Ventura, assisted in the presentation. --Photo by Harvey Oster |
