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University of DaytoneCommons
News Releases Marketing and Communications
3-5-1971
University Choir Spring Concert
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THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTO N PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
DAYTON, OHIO 45409 AREA CODE 513 229-2646
JOE McLAUGHL IN
DIRECTOR, GEN ERAL P UBLICITY
DAYTON, Ohio, March 5, 1971 . -- Christopher Henske , son of Mr . and Mrs .
Albert Henske, 8 Browers Lane, Roslyn Heights, New York, i s one of the first
ten students to 'be sel ected to a committee of the University of Dayton ' s new
Boa.rd of' Trustees, H. Talbott Mead, Board chairman, announced today . Henske is
a junior in ind~strial engineering and will serve on the Academic Policies & Programs Comm..1.ttee .
Appointment of students and faculty to committees of the Board of Trustees
represents the second step in the change of governance at the )21~year-old
Raman Catholic un1vers~ty. The school, last November, announced a change to a
predominantly lay Board of Trustees with the f irst la.vman. Va-. Mead, President
of the Mead Investment Company, Dayton, serving as chairman. The new Board
consists of 19 laymen and f ive religious f ram the Society of Mary, which founded
·~e University in l850~
The six Board committees are Objectives & Purposes, Finance, Academic
Policies & Programs, Student Affairs, Facilit ies & ~velopnent, and Committee
on Trustees . The gr0"lis serve in an advisory capacity to the Board and are
authorized to conduct st\1.dies on matters requiring the attention or action of
the Board. Matters may be referred to the committ ees by the Chairman of the
Board, the President of the University, or may be originated within the camm1ttee
in its area of activity.
Henske Bas been active in academic and extracurricular affairs at the
Univ~rsity f or the past two years~ He has served as chairman and treasurer of
the Joint Council of Engineers, Public Relations Director of Epsilon Del ta
Tau, a social-professional fraternity; a member of Tau Nu Kappa, an engineering
honor society; National Society of Professional Engineers, and the American
Institute of Industrial Engineers,.
He has been a staff member of the University of Dayton Engineer, t he
School of Engineering ' s official magazine; and was co- chairman of Engi neers
Week in 1970, which embraces the engineering community in the Day'ton-Mont gOOlery
COWlty area. Events are held on the un campus each year and the program is
planned and conducted 'by stUdents .
Chris i s a graduate. of st . Mary ' s High School, }'fanhasset, IJong Island .
His father owns Henske and Sons, a general contracting company •
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