Plans of service center expand at Saint Mary ’ s

A general feeling of direction a n d good w ill e m e rg e d la s t night from a meeting of m em ­ bers of the Saint M ary’s com ­ munity concerning the future of an expanded service center at the College. The group was defined as a Christian community of caring p e rso n s co m m itted to liv ing Gospel values concerned about others and willing to communi­ ca te openly. It is h ead ed by Sister Rose Anne Schultz, vice p residen t for mission at Saint Mary’s. Schultz organized the m eet­ ing to clarify the facts, percep­ tio n s , an d a ssu m p tio n s s u r ­ ro und ing the p re se n t service organ iza tion , Spes Unica Re­ so u rce and V olunteer C enter (SURV), and the various p ro ­ posals for an expanded center. “I fully support the idea for an expanded service center be­ cause it is linked so closely with the mission,” Schultz said. An independent student p ro ­ posal presented to the Board of Governance (BOG) and College P residen t W illiam Hickey last spring called for an expanded service center consisting of new space, a full time staff p re fe r­ ably including the Sisters of the Holy Cross, and increased con­ crete service opportunities for Saint Mary’s students. T he p ro p o sa l re su lte d in a Life of Fox honored by SMC gift