1962-1963 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

By HILMI TOROS

This Directory is being issued early this year for the sole purpose of helping you to get acquainted with your fellow residents and the staff of the House in the shortest possible time.

It can help an over-taxed memory to recall a strange new name or the face of a newly made friend and it may prove invaluable in searching out those who share your professional interests.

With best wishes for a successful academic year,

Sincerely,

Howard A. Cook President

THE HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL HOUSE - NEW YORK

One sunny autumn day in 1909, near the Columbia University campus in New York City, a man said a cheerful "good morning" to a Chinese student. The student stopped Harry Edmonds with the remark, 11 Do you know that you are the first person who has greeted me in the three weeks I have been in New York?" Struck by the loneliness of foreign students in this huge, impersonal city, Mr. Edmonds and his wife were moved to invite several of them to informal suppers at their home on Sunday evenings.

The Sunday suppers at the Edmonds' were so successful they soon became a tradition. It was from these informal gatherings that the Intercollegiate Cosmopolitan Club emerged in 1910. The club grew in size and idea, necessitating an early move to Earl Hall on the Columbia University campus.

American students also were included in the Club, for this group acknowledged the importance of developing friendships between the foreign students and Americans - - friendships which would enrich the experience of both. It also would help the students from abroad to gain a deeper understanding of the American way of life.

In 1913 a house at 554 West 114th Street was leased as a drop-in center for the Club members. These headquarters were moved to the fourth floor of an office building at 2929 Broadway in 1916.

Among the early supporters of the Intercollegiate Cosmopolitan Club were Cleveland H. Dodge and his sons, Bayard and Cleveland, and Frederick Osborn. In 1919 Mr. Dodge gave the Club some land on Claremont Avenue in the hope that a clubhouse might be built.

As the years were passing, a dream had begun to develop in the minds of Harry and Florence Edmonds. This dream they discussed with the students and with some of their interested friends. They believed a closer understanding might grow between nations if the students, the future leaders of their countries, had the opportunity to live under one roof. In the sharing of everyday experiences, differences would give way to the realization that all nations are composed of human beings with the same needs and feelings, though influenced by different cultural patterns.

At Christmastime in 1920 John D. Rockefeller, Jr., was invited to be guest speaker for a Sunday Supper. The students discussed with him the idea of an International House which would be both a residence and a program center. Mr. Rockefeller became very interested in the project and early in 1921 gave the land on Riverside Drive and three million dollars to build and equip an International House which would accommodate 500 students.

In speaking at a Sunday Supper in November of 1923, Mr. Rockefeller

voic~d the hopes for this House. He said, in part:

I wonder what inscription will be placed over the door of International House. Will the word "peace" be there? ... Surely the idea of peace will be in the inscription, for no one thing is more generally longed for throughout the world today than peace. Peace is created by the existence of certain factors. These factors are:

First; justice even-handed, universal. Justice for the high and the low, the rich and the poor, the wise and the ignorant Where justice reigns, the causes of friction, of animosity, between men are greatly reduced and peace is more likely to prevail.

But something more than justice is needed, if there is to be peace. To justice must be added good will. Good will implies kindness, tolerance, generosity, and many other qualities which temper justice, cold and stern, and make it warm and human Where justice and good will exist, peace is more apt to be found.

Still another quality is essential to peace, and that is brotherhood Brotherhood implies understanding, loyalty, love, unselfishness, tolerance, helpfulness and it also includes justice and good will ....

Therefore over the door of International House I would write these words, so simple, but how pregnant with meaning: THAT BROTHERHOOD MAY PREVAIL

In September 1924 the doors of the New York International House were opened for its first residents, and Harry Edmonds, aided by his gracious wife Florence, Jirected its operation until retiring in 1935. John L. Mott succeeded him from 1935 to 1942, when service in World War II called him away. At that time his wife, Celestine Mott, ably took the leadership until 1945 when Mr. Mott returned. An interim appointment of Maurice Harari as acting director in 1954 when Mr. Mott retired, was followed by the selection in 1955 of Howard A. Cook, who is the present head of the House.

Under Mr. Cook's supervision a complete renovation modernizing and refurnishing the entire House was undertaken from 1955 to 1958 as the result of au other generous gift from Mr. Rockefeller.

Fq)m these early b e ginnings, International Houses and Centers have sprung up around the world through the energies of former residents of the e arly Houses and a new generation of philanthropists who share the ideals of the International House movement. Today there are more than 60 International

Houses and Centers in 16 countries, bearing out the vision which Mr. Rockefeller so ably expressed in 1923:

So as I follow my vision of International House into the far distant future, this is what I see : I see the mission of International House, "That Brotherhood May Prevail," extending each year in ever widening circ les; I see other such houses springing up in the international student communities of the world, and all these centers joining hands with the various endeavors which are aiming to promote brotherhood

THE STAFF

ABBAS, Rabeya NYSSW -So cial Work Lahore PAKISTAN

ABDELKAREEM, Omar G. Col-Law Khartoom SUDAN

ABDULCADlk, lsa Abdi Col-Int. Aff. SOMALIA

ADAMS, Gordon M. NYU-Business Adm in. Ontario CA.~ADA

ADCOCK, Joseph Ellis Col-Journalism Delaware USA

ADU, Ammishaddai Col-Journalism Adawso GHANA

AHMAD, Fayyaz Col-Engineering West Pakistan PAKISTAN

AKlNER, Murat Col-Int. Aff Nicosia CYPRUS

AL-BADER, Abculaziz K. ALEXANDER, Mary M. Columbia University Mannes-Vocal Music Washington

KUWAIT USA

AL-ABDULLA, Alvnad A. Columbia University

KUWAIT

ANDERSON, Margaret P. ANDERSON, Mildred Col-Hi story of Ar t Col-TC-Nursing District of Columbia New Brunswick USA CANADA

ALSTADTER, Judy R. Juilliard-l'iano New York USA

A.~GELlNl, Mary Col-lnt. Aff. New York USA 0

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ABRAMS, Ro~ert ABRUZZI, Giovanna Col-Pub. Law, Gov• t. Col-Languages Pennsylvania USA ITALY

ASAMOAH , Obed Y. Col.-Int. Law Volta Region GHANA

ASBERG, Barbro M. Juilliard-Dance Stockholm SWEDEN

AVARI, Hilloo Jal Bellevue-Rehab. Bo,nbay INDIA

Al,IJBULU Yl Alf red Col-Classics Western Region NIGERIA

AZIMI, Mehdi NYU-Sociology Teran IRAN

AGATHOC LEOUS, Ni cos Col-Int Aff. N Lcosia CYPRUS

AGBADA.'1ASHIE Christian Col-Elec. Eng. Oshogbo NIGERIA

BADGER, Jennifer H. Col-Painting California USA

BAHNER, Franct::s J. Col-English Tennessee USA

BAKHRU, Keshoolal Col-Elec. Eng. Varanasi INDIA

BAKHSH, Hussain New School-Philosophy Lahor e PAKISTAN

BALACHANDRAN, Nambath Col-Geo 1., Meteor. Ker ala INDIA

AL-ASFOUR, Ali A Columbia Un ·.versi ty KUWAIT

AL-SARAWl, Abdul R. Columbia University

KIJWAlT

A'IIDJAJA, Imat R Col-Psychology Hawaii USA

ANAGNOSTAKIS, Elizabeth

Col-Greek & Latin Thessaloniki GREECE

- it.d& .... BALL, Dav id George Col-Int• 1 Law New York USA

B.>.L!.ESTER, Abdo N .F. NYU-1..anguages Mayari CUBA

BALLI, Violetta Col-So-:iology Thessaloniki GREECE

I\AR-DROMA, Zehora Col-Music Tel Aviv ISRAEL

B,\RNETT, Mary Julia Jui l liard-Music New Jersey USA

AFONSO, Lu cian Col-Public Health Uyana CEYLON

APURI, Joseph Wilfrid

Fordham-Education New York USA

BARRETT, Robert Col-Law Delaware USA

BARRETTO Cyrene NYSSW-Social Work Sao Paulo BRAZIL

B,SSETT, William Bruce B AYERLE, Gustav Col-Int' 1 Law Col -L inguistics Indiana USA HUNGARY

BEC~J~~~Gu~~;~i w. Ohio USA

BERNIKOW, Louise D. Col-English Litt. Ne· York USA

BERNSTEIN, Rina

Adelphi-Social Work New York USA

BERRETT, Joshua BHATHARAWANICH, Chitt

Col-Lib Sci. Col -H osp. Stat. Cape Town Samsen Nai Bankok SOUTH AFRICA THAILAND

BI AS COE CHEA Ballet Rep. San Turce PUERTO RICO

Carmen School

BHOI, lnder jeet Singh BILDERSEE, Robert Col-Int' 1 Affairs Col-History New York KENn USA

BIRDY, Nergiz Ra tan NW-Business Adm in. Bombay INDIA

BIRNBAUM, Martha Joy Col-Linguistics Massachusetts USA

BlSNO, Nancy NYSSW-Social Work Missouri USA

CANUPP, John Kenneth Col-Social Work North Carolina USA

CARTER, Janet Gordon Col-Fub Law&. Gov. District of Columbia USA

CARVEL, Ann H. CASCONE, Kenneth T. Juilliard-Voice Col-Law Delaware New York USA USA

. CATRINO, Joann Marie Col-TC-Foundatio e s of Educ. USA

BLACK, Susan Carole BLAKE, Delia P. Col-Physical Ther. Col-Philosophy Pennsylvania Connecticut USA USA

BOBBA, Vewkateswa NYU-Business Andhra INDIA

BOIRO, Alseny Col-Banking Sare Boido GUINEA

BORCK, Friedrich K. Col-Architecture Koeln Kalk GERMANY

CHAIR, Miroezam Col-TC-English Djakarta INDONESIA

CHAN, Chak-Po NW-Biology HONG KONG

CHENG, Mary CHIPENDA, Jose Belo Parsons Sch. of Des. Col-Economics California Lolsito USA ANGOLA

CHO, Seung Chan Col-Int' 1 Affairs Seoul KOREA

BRISKIN, Madeleine BROADHEAD, James L. CCNY-Physics Col-lnt'l Law New York New York USA USA

BROCKETT, Clyde W. Col-Musicology Virginia USA

Jr.

BROSH, Israel Col-Indust. ManageGivataim ment ISRAEL

BUCH, Anker Juilliar d -Violin Svenstrup DENMARK

CHOW, Hing Lun NW-Mathematics Kowloon HONG KONG

CHRISTJ::N!itl'I, Cathe NYSSW-Social Work Copenhagen DENMARK

CHUN, Sookja Hong CLARK, John E. Col-Int' 1 Affairs NYU-Romance Lang. Seoul Maryland KOREA USA

CLINARD, Johnson B , Col-Greek ea Latin North Carolina USA

BUNTING, George I... BURKE, Eleanor H. Col - Bus. Admin. Col-TC-Guidance Maryland Michigan USA USA

BUSCH, Frederick M. Col-English New York USA

BllTT, Harnida Col-Economics Nairobi KENYA

CADMAN, Sharon V. Col-English Minnesota USA

CLUNES, Gwendoline M. NW-Ho,Tie Economics Port of Spain TRINIDAD

COHEN, Lydia Col-Sociology Izmir TURKEY

COHN, Steven F. COLLINSON, Dale Col-Sociology Col-Int' 1 Law 11 linois Connecticut USA USA

CO NNELY, Mary J. Col-TC-Nursing Ed. New Brunswick CANADA

%.. CALIMAG, Estrella CALLEJAS, Alvaro J. Col-TC-English NYU-Bus Admin. Quezon City Chinandega I'tlILlPPINES NICARAGUA

CALMAR, Margaret NYSSW-Social Work Connecticut USA

CANOZER, Halit ~-Economics Izmir TURKEY

CANTAVE, Immacula M. NW-Medicine Port-Au-Prince HAITI

COOMBS, Robert V, Col -Or ganic Chem. Sussex ENGLAND

COX, Mary Juilliard-Piano Alabama USA

CULLEN, Lee CURTIS, Geral d L. Col-Eng.Comp. Litt. Col-Public Law New York New York USA USA

DARTIGUE, John Col-Int 1 Affairs Paris FKANCE

DAVI DOW, Joel Col-Law New Jersey USA

DAVIS, r:dwina B. Col-Science Georgia USA

OAVl S, James L. Col-TC-Guidance New York USA

DEIPARINE, Asuncion Jui lliard-Voice Cebu PHILIPPINES

DEMPSEY, Mary E. Col-TC-Psychology Massachusetts USA

FARNETI, Paolo Col-Sociology Ferrara ITALY

FEDEKMAN, Elisabeth NYSSW-Social Work Massachusetts USA

FlKIORIS, Dimitrios NYU-Mcch. Eng. Athens GREECE

FlSHBEIN, Jacobo J. Manhattan Sch. of Buenos Mus-Piano Ai res, ARGENTINA Lorraine NYU-Educnt ion flawaii USA

DERRYCK, Dennis ForrJham - Educa t ion New York USA

DEVADAN AM, Chebrolu NYU-History Guntur INDIA

DI NARDO, Bruno Fordham - Int l Law ITALY

DORF AN, David E. Col-Physics Cape Town South Africa

DUFFY, William L Col-Law New York USA

FLORENTIN, Efigenia NYSSW-Child Welf. "suncion PARAGUAY

DUTT, Sunitee EDELMAN, Phyllis G. Col-TC-Child Study Juilliard - Ballet Agra New York lNDlA USA

EL KAFRAWY, Mohamed Col-Math. Stat. Cairo EGYPT

ENGELBERG, Ora ENTIN, Zefira G. Col-Math. Stat. Col-Med.&Brit.Hist. Tel-Aviv New York ISRAEL USA

FORS SELL, Marianne Col - Art History Karlstad SWEDEN

ESPENSCHIED, Joan C. ESPINO, Eugene S. NYSSW-Soc ial Work Jui 1 liard-Music New Jersey USA USA

Cl ;ft \

FABIAN, Wolfgang K. Col-Chem! sty Heidelberg GERMANY

FALCH, Edvard A. Co 1-Chem. Eng. Vedbaek DENMARK

ESPINOZA, Lidia NYSSW-Social Work

Lima Pl:!\U

ESSA, Wal id Hussain EYDT, Andre Joseph Columbia University Col-Physical Chem. Luxembourg KU\IA IT LUXEMBOURG

FREEMAN , Ronald M Col-Law New Yori< USA

FALKENHElM, Victor East Asian Inst. Ne1,1 York USA

FANTL, Berta NYSSW-Social Work California USA

FARBER, Florence Col-Biochemistry Connecticut USA

GALVES, Franklin C. NYU-Gov. -Russ. Lang. New York USA

FLORES, Ornella FLORIO , J ames J NYSSW-Cult Anthro. Col-Pub. Law!. Gov CHILE FOSSAGE, James L. Co I-TC-Psychology Texas USA

FRINK, Peter Hill Col-Architecture Penn sylvan ia USA

GANDA'11HARDJA, Oking Col-TC-Teaching Bandung INOJNESIA New Jersey USA

FOSTER, Gwyneth G Col-TC-Teaching District of Columbia USA

FUSSELL , Catharine Col - Botany

Pennsy 1 vania USA Kingston JAMAICA .. FRANKLIN, Vi jay FRANZE, Anna Col-t,•xtbook Res. CCNY-Elec.Eng. New Delhi INDlA GREECE

.-: GADKARY, Madhumil ind GALPERlN, Samuel NYU-Bus. Admin. Gugg. D0n.Clinic New Delhi Children• s Dent. lNDlA COLOMB lA

GARClA, Thomas GEGER! AS, Mary GElL, Barbara Ann CCNY-Gui dance Michigan Columbia University Col-French Litt Caracas M3.ssachusetts VENEZUELA USA USA

GLAD, Karl Col-Law

Oslo NORWAY

GLUECK, Michael Col-Eng. Litt. Ohio USA

GODFEY, Bonnie Juilliard-Voice Maine USA

GOLDSTEIN, Jonah M. GONZALEZ, Annabella Col-History Col-Fine Arts

Quebec Minnesota CANADA USA

HAAS, Stephen M. Col-I.aw New York USA

HADGlS, Diana Green Col-History New York USA

HADSELL, Nancy Col-Rel. Ed. Floriua USA

GOOCH, Natalie T. NYU-English New Mexico USA Col-Gen. Studies Connecticut USA

GOODE, Charles B. Col-Bus Admin. Victoria AUSTRALIA Massachusetts USA

GORDON, Hope ton L. • Col-Zoology Kingston JAMAICA

GOSWAMI, Jagadish C. GRAHAM, Donna NYU-Chem. Eng. Juilliard-Music Assam Fenn sy 1vania INDIA USA

HAMID, OsLnan Col-Int' l Affairs

Khartoum SUDAN

HAN, Tong-11 Juilliard-Music Seoul KOREA

HANSEff, Flemming Col-Bus. Adm in. Copenhagen DENMARK

GREEN, Dr. George Col-Ob.& Gyn. Auckland NEW ZEALAND

GREENBERG, Harriet J. GREENLEAF, Natalie Col-Chemistry Col-Int' Affairs New Jersey California USA USA

HASSIDOFF, Daniel Col-Bus. Adm in. Jerusalem ISRAEL

HOERMANN, Edward Col-Architecture New York USA

GREGORY, Helen Col-Int' 1 Affairs Kansas USA

GREGORY, Omar Col-TC-English Kansas USA

GRELLER, Andrew M. Col-Biology New York U3A

GROSE, Mary NYSSW-Social Work North Carolina USA

GUARNIERI, Robert L. NYU-Economics Pennsylvania USA

HO, Kam J!ai N¥SSW-Social Work Kowloon HONG KONG

HOFFMAN, Valerie Col-Art History New York USA

HONJOH, Kun le Col-TC-Nursing Ed. Saga City JAPAN

Santurce FUERTO RlCO

GUEVARA-ANAYA, Walter GULYA, Gabor Col-Mech-Engin. Col-Int. Business La Paz New York BOUVIA USA

GUPTA, A.N.D. Col-Chemistry Delhi INDIA

GU RAN, Mustafa Sa it Col-Law Istanbul TURKEY

CUYLER, Sam Lerert Col-History Texas USA

HORN, Dorothy Col-TC-Education Iowa USA

HOY'r, Deborah ~ol-Ucc lherapy Massachusetts USA

HUSSEY, Mary New York School of Interior De !> California-USA

HUSSON, Evelyn H. Col-TC-Guidance Massachuscts USA North Carolina USA

I !NUMA, Shigeko

Jui lliard-Voice Tokyo JAl'AN

llYAMA, Shoji lMAMINE, Hisako

Fashion Sch. of Juilliard-Piano Design-Clothes Des Kamigyo-ku Tokyo-JAPAN JAPAN

JAMAER, Madelein A. JAYASWAL, Jagannath Col-TC-Spec. Ed. NYU-Bus. Admin.

Brussels Nowrah

BELG I UM INDIA

IONNIDES, Anna CCNY-Gen. Studies Ti rnados GREECE

ISAAC, Mathunny

Col-TC-Guidance

Kera la State INDIA

JlHAYEM, Ahmad A. JOHNSON, Clifford T. Columbia University Col-Law Connecticut

KUWAIT USA

JEEVANANDAM, M. Col-Chemistry Madras INDIA

JEMIE, Samson O. Col-English Litt. Uzuakoli

NIGERIA

JACKSON, Herrick Col-Journalism Co:,necticut USA

KHANNA, Kailash KIIINDA, Jagtar Singh Col-Mech. Eng. Col-Civil Eng. Delhi Jullundur City INDIA INDIA

KANN ANGARA, Sarojinl KAPLAN, Barbar M NYSSW-Social Work Col-Slavic Lang.

Colombo New York CEYLON USA

JOHNSON, A. Ross Col-Government Kentucky USA

KALELKAR, Shailaja

Col-Poli. Sci District of Columbia INDIA

JEN, Chung-ho CCNY-Electronics Taipei TAIWAN

KANG, Mary Col-Linguistics

Taipei TAIWAN

KARAMAGI, Stephen Col-Int' 1 Affairs

UGANDA

KARDAN, Ali

Col-Soc. Studies

Tehran

IRAN

KATLEV, Harry

Actor's Studio

Copenhagen DENMARK

KIM, Paul KIM, Samuel S. NYU Publ. Adm. Col-Int. Rel.

Seoul , Seoul KOREA KOREA

KILEN, Vidar Col-Int. Bus. Elverum NORWAY KIM, Sung NYU-Economics Seoul KOREA

KILI, Sahika Suna Col-Poli. Sci. ls tan bu TURKEY

KLM, Choung Col-Int.Politics Kyungham KOREA

KIMBALL, Richard C. • Juilliard-Mus. Virginia USA Comp.

KIM YAI, Abbas NYU-Geology Teheran IRAN

KING, Carolyn S. KITAMURA, Takako Brooklyn Institute Col-Dental Ori; Oral Painting Surgery London JAPAN ENGLAND

KNOPF, Norman G. Col-Law Newburgh USA

KNOWLES, Peter Col-Biochem. Sheffield ENGLAND

KNUDSEN, Hons Col-Bus DE.~MARK

KOBAYASHI, Yoshiko KOELN, Borek Col-Sociology Col-Arch. Tokyo GERMANY JAPAN

KOHLI, Raj Col-Am. Delhi INDIA Kumar Lit.

K0NDO, Masakiko City Coll.-Math. Mihagi Ken JAPAN

KONOPKA, Arthur F. Col. -For. Affairs Milwaukee USA

KATZKE, Hans KAWAJA, Michael Col-Law Col-Business

Berlin St. Kitts

GERMANY WEST INDIES

KERR, Sylvia Jean Col-Biochemistry Arizona USA

KESE, Amos Col-Mech.Eng.

Ashanti GHANA

KHANNA, Adarsh Col-TC-Teaching

New Delhi INDIA

KRAMER, George C. KRASSOWSKI, Andrzej City Coll.-Tele- Col -E conomics communication London New York ENGLAND USA

KREBS, Adolf W. Col-Or-ganic Chem. Heidelberg GERMANY

KRESTOW, Emily G. Col-Occup Therapy New York USA

KUMAR, Ganga Devi Col-Engl. Lit Madra::; INDIA

KUMBARACI, Turkan E. TC-English

Istanbul TURKEY

LAGARDE, Marianne Col-Comm. Law

Paris

FRANCE

KUSHI, Aileen S. Col-TC-Education Los Angeles USA

KUSHNER, Shd la Col-Eng&.Comp. Lit. New York USA

KWIATKOWSKI, Mar~k Col-Art History

Warsaw POLAND

LEE, Joong-Koon Col-Economics

KOREA

LAKSHMAN, Aka rasi Roclnst-Rep. Phys. Bangalore I~DIA

• LALONDE, Laure Juilliard-Fiano Quebec CANADA

LAMBRIGHT, William Col-Pub.Law&.Gov. Maryland USA

L.\EGRElD, Kristi Col-Law Bergen NORWAY /r

LANDSTREET, Col. -Physics Battle Creek, Mich. USA

MacPHERSON, Jan e t L. Parsons School of Design-Fashion 111. Oak Ridge Tennessee USA

MA, Ping Chung RCA Inst. -Electr. Bangkok THAILAND

MACHADO, Silvio NYU-Mathemat ics Rio Grande Do Sul BRAZIL

M=tclennan Robert Col-Intl. Law Glasgow SCOTLAND

MANGUlAT, Antonio Col-Intl. Affairs Lida City PHILIPPINES

LORENZ, Gerda Col-Sociology

Aachen

WEST GERMANY

LIN, Mason CCNY-Pol. Science

Taipei

TAIWAN

LOO, Robert K. NYU-Social Stud.

Honolulu HAWAll

MARCUS, Barbara A. Col-TC-Psychology Bethlehem, i'a USA

MARKI, lvan Col-Eng.Am. Lit. Alberta CANADA

MARTENS, Marcia L. • Co 1-Engli sh Manning, Iowa USA

MARTINOTTl, Guido Col-Sociology Milano lTALY

MATOS, Maria Col-Psychology Sao Paulo BRAZIL

LUSSIER, Pierrette Col-TC-Nursing Ed.

Montreal C,\NADA

LORENZINI, Marie NYU-Soc. Work Ridgefield, Conn. USA

LOW, Maria L. Col-Psychology

Paris FRANCE

LOOSER, Hub er Col-Bus. Adm in. Zurich SWl TZERLAN D

LOPEZ-PRITCHARD, Beatriz Col-TC-StuPers. Adm in. PUERTO RlCO

LOWE, Sandra G. NYSSW-Social Casework Brandon, Manitoba CANADA

LUBEGA, Mathias Col-For. Aff. Uganda EAST AFRICA

MAXWELL, Martha NYSSW-Psychiat ric Casework US.\ MEYERS, Gail Col-General Stud. Education USA

MBAGO, William L. Col-lntl. Affairs Dares Salaam TANGANYlKA

MEHTA, Pr,1yag Raj Col-TC-Educ. Eval. Jodpur, Rajas than INDIA

MENDELS, Alva S. Col-Anc.History Wcstmount (Montreal) CANADA

M.ETZ , David C. Col-Intl.Bus. New York USA

MIGLlERINI, Virginia Col-TC-Public Health Nutrition Milton, Mass. USA

MIKAEL, Mogus, T. Col-Journalism Addis Ababa ETHIOPIA

MlLLAT, tever Ly L. NYSSW-Social Work D,1yton, Ohio USA

MIN, Byung NYU-Accounting Seoul KOREA

McCUSKEY, William NYU-Art History Cleveland, Ohio USA

McELLIGOT, James Col-Psychology New York USA

McJANET, David J. Col-Pol. Science Ottawa, Ontario CANADA

McLAUGHLIN, Margaret NYSSW-Social Work Ha.vertown. Pa. USA

M!TSUYO, Hidco Co 1-Medicine JAPAN

Ml YABAYASHl, Akio CCNY-lntl.Tradc o,,aka JAPAN

MKAPA, Benjamin Col-Intl. Affairs M lSasi TANGANYIKA

MOGRO-CAMl'ERO, Antonio Col-Elect. Eng. Lapaz BOLIVIA

MOHAMMAD, Mohammad Columbia University KUWAIT

MOORt::, Karen

NYSSW-Social Work Maine USA

MORGAN, Joan MOWSESIAN, Richard Ju ill iard-Danc-, CCNY-Guidance West£ ield, New Jersey Danbury, Conn. ~A USA

MUGA, Erasto Hyde

Col-Economics Po Kendn Bay, Kenya EAST AFRtCA

MULLIN, Robert E. Col-TC-Education Worcester, Mass. USA

MURRAY, Craig Col-His Lory V1lla Nova, Pa USA

NAKAJ lMA, Yuriko CCNY-English Lit. Shir. 1gnra-ku

JAPAN

NOBLE, Daniel B. Col-TC-Education Norwich, New York USA

MYHR, Rob~rt 0. NAFDE, Govind H. Col-lntl. Relations

Col-TC-Guidance Hopkins, Minn. Sien USA INDIA

MULLER, Michele D. Col-TC-Teaching Engl. Cap-Haiti en HAITI

OSHANA, Helen TC-Social Found. Teheran lRAN

OSPINA, Jaime Col-History Bogota COLOMBIA

OZGENER, Cano PAK, Po-Hi Col-Mech.Engineering Col-TC-Social Work Istanbul Seoul TURKEY K,)REA

NAGASAKA, Kenjiro

Col-Intl. Relations Tokyo JAPAN

PANIK.KAR, Jayan

NYU-Publ.Admin Trivandrum INDIA

OHA~A, Reiko

Col-Sociology

Hamad:> City

.JAPAN

NELSON, Paul NESS, Peter NEUMAN, Gabor Juilliard-Piano HUNGARY Union Theel. Seminary Col- nt. Law Jl.lm1 stown, New York Connecticut USA USA

NlETO-PINOL, Marissa School of Am.Ballett Santurce PUERTO RlCO

PAULS, Richard D. Col-Banking Sheboygan, Wisc USA

PANT, Mohan C.

Col-TC-Education Etawah INDIA 0

P"5CA, Theodore M. Col-Intl. Affairs North Bergen, N J. USA

PATEL, Farrokh NYU-Managemen t Calcutta lNDLA

PANDEY, Batuknath Col-TC-Education Delhi lNDll\ P.\TELL, Rusi B. NYU-Marketing Bombay lNDlA

PELAEZ, Carlos Col-Economics New York USA

PERKS, Anthony Col-Pharmacology Gloucester E.l'lGLAND

PERRY, Frank Juilliard-Voice Bryan, Texas U5A

PH.OGAS, Frances Col-Couns. Psy. Missouri U,A

NORLN, Robert S. Col-Engineering Burlon, Washington

LISA

NUSSBAUM, Robert OBENHAUS, Constance Col-Electrical Eng. NYSSW-Social Work N~w Yo1k Illinois USA USA

OESTERHELT, Jergen

Col-Law

Muenchen GERMANY

PIERCE, Anne-Marie

NYU-Social Work Roxbury, Mass. USA

OKADA, Marjorie S. Col-TC-Teaching Honolulu H,\WA l[

OKOLI, Felix Col-Classic~ Port Harcourt, N. NlGERlA

OLMSTED, Mary Col. Engl. Lit. Virginia USA

ORR, James W. Col-TC-Personnel Admin. Georgia USA

PROLLA, Joao B.

NYU-Mathemat Les Pnrto Alegre BRAZIL

POLEMlS, Augustes NYU-Engineering Piraeus GREECE PUKVlNE, Margaret NYSSW-Social Work California USA

PRAJlTNO, Singg1h Col-Diplomacy Djakarta LNOONESl ,\

PRESTON, Faith Co [-TC-Education USA

PRINCE, Alan K. P.t. S.Neurology Mat lock ,Derbyshire ENGLAND

R•,BENAU, Philip A. Col-Law New York USA

KADOVIC, lgot Col-Engineering YUGOSLAVIA

lli\M,\LHO ul:: AZEVEDO, Roberto NYU-M~thcmatics BRAZIL

RAVlLA, Tellervo Juilliard-Piano Helsinki FINLAND

RAWAT, IJalcep Col-TC-Testing

Naini-Tal INDlA

RESTO-SANCHEZ, Flavia Col-Library Science New York USA

REYES, Vicente G. Col-Intl. Affairs Pasay City PHlLlPPINES

REED, Jon REESE, Verlene Col-Mathematics Juilliard-Voice

Sandef jord Texas NORWAY USA

RICHARDSON, Louise B. Col-Teaching New York USA

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