Selections are made by a committee of the Business and Economics Alumni Association. The chapter program that serves the interests of more than 70,000 University alumni throughout the nation runs through a volunteer network. Bennett has organized such events as last spring's reception with President David P. Roselle and annual freshman send-off parties at his home. Chapters incorporate alumni from different geographical areas into an organized unit to offer educational, cultural, social and volunteer opportunities. Most importantly, chapters keep their members informed about University of Delaware activities and developments.
Leaders help select and organize all aspects of the chapter's activities.
In addition, they serve as liaisons with the Office of Alumni Relations, which provides support services and training for the position. The BAO was also cited for its ongoing interest in diversity issues. Alumni may nominate professors for awards Alumni may nominate faculty members and graduate teaching assistants for the 1991-92 excellence in teaching and undergraduate advising awards. Deadline for nominations is March 9. The advising awards are intended for those faculty who establish and maintain contact with students to plan and review their academic programs and who use their knowledge of University policies and resources to assist students in planning educational programs and career goals.