Andrews, Areen, Banchoff, Bates, D.Betz, P.Betz, Bloch, Brown, Collea, Cohn, Curran, Danielson, DeGioia, Diamond, Fasold, Glazer, Goldfrank, Haramati, Hauser, Iglarsh, Ingebretsen,S.J., Jacobs, Kopac, Kromer, Lauerman, Kopac, Martire, McFadden,S.J., Moran Cruz, Morris, McAuliffe, McGrail, Noyes, O'Connor, Pfeiffer, Picken, Puto, Regan, Rameh, Ronkainen, Sanz, Serene, Sitterson, Soudee, Spiegel, Tracy, Vroman, T.Walsh, Wiesel, Whittington, Zucarelli. Angel, Breall, Byrne, Davis, Dover, Evans, Gallucci, Haft, Harter, Lepgold, McCabe, Mujal-Leon, J.Murphy, Nelson, Oakley, Rothstein, Temple, Weidenbruch. Father O'Donovan, M. Bryant, P. Donevan, K. Dretchen, R. Jackson, C. Robinowitz, N. Scribanu Father O'Donovan Prof. Bates introduced Father O'Donovan who came to give the Senate an update on several issues before the University.
Applications are up both in numbers and in quality.
There has been great progress in the Third Century Campaign. Father O'Donovan cited this as a reflection of continued enthusiasm and involvement of alumni. In the area of Catholic and Jesuit identity, Father O'Donovan felt that the past year's dialogue had been valuable in strengthening the Georgetown community intellectually. He cited the need for a Mission Statement for the University. Dorothy Brown will be heading a committee to write one.