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Alpha Kappa Psi
A
lpha Kappa Psi is a business fraternity
that promotes professionalism, integri–
ty, honesty, and comaradary. Alpha
Kappa Psi is the nation's oldest and largest
business fraternity. The fraternity hopes to
further the individual welfare of it's members,
foster scientific research in commerce, ac–
counts, and finance, and
to
educate the public
in order
to
appreciate and demand higher
ideals.
Alpha Kappa Psi speakers lecture on the to–
pics of competition in global economy, the San
Diego convention center, and property man–
agement. The fraternity had fall rush in '89
and spring rush of '90 this year. Rush was suc–
cessful in obtaining valuable additions
to
the
fraternity.
Some light hearted activities of Alpha Kappa
Psi were a regional softball tournament held at
use,
and later in the year a regional volleyball
tournament.
American Humanics
Student Association
T
he Humanics Association provides stu–
dents with professional, curricular, and
co-curricular opportunities to enrich the
student's leadership potential in the youth and
human service settings. The members of this
organization are students who are interested in
managing, concerned with social issues, they
are involved in the community, and they have
good leadership skills. Ed Taylor, an advisor to
American Humanics, said, "Our organization is
a strong cohesive group of students who are
concerned with social issues." All members of
American Humanics are minoring in leader–
ship.
One of Humanic's biggest events of the year
is their fall retreat. On the retreat they concen–
trate on leadership skills. Another big event for
Humanics was the National Annual Confer–
ence in Orlando, Florida. Six students from
USD went to the conference at Disney World.
USD was one of sixteen campuses represented.
The conference concentrated on management
skills.
Here on campus American Humanics has
such activities as monthly workshops and host–
ing speakers. The speakers usually lecture on
management
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Front row: Elise Alessio, Kelly Murphy, Hortensia Garcia. Second row: Janice Tom, Chris
Casey, Wendy Wibbles, Mike Hollon, Cindy Beaver, Rosa Pinedo, Michelle Aguinaldo.
Back row: Neville Wellman, Kelly Mullen, John Dworzak, Kelly Collins, Patti Rosen,
Rosario Martinez, Pat Chen, Eric Gunn, Jim Nevis, Rhett Rieke, Catherine Smith.
AMERICAN HUMANICS: Front row: Kelly Orozco, Wendy Henderson, Bonnie Villalo–
bos Back row: Laurel Shoaff, Wendy Carlson, Rosario Martinez, Rosemary Bustamante,
Jon Lovette