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Security Department<br />
Chief Security Officer<br />
S.A. Sharwood<br />
Safety Co-ordinator<br />
G.N. Rowe, BEng(Bend), GradDipEd(Haw),<br />
GradDipOccHazMan(Bal1't)<br />
<strong>Swinburne</strong> Press<br />
Manager, <strong>Swinburne</strong> Press<br />
A.D. McNaughton<br />
Executive Officer<br />
A.J. Miles, BSc(Melb), BEd(Mon)<br />
Educational Services Division<br />
Director<br />
L.M. Jenkins, BCom, DipEd(Melb), FASA, MACE<br />
Registrar<br />
G.L. Williamson, BSc(Ade1)<br />
<strong>Swinburne</strong> Librarian<br />
W. Linklater, BA, DipLib(NSW), DipEdTech(CNAA), ALAA<br />
Manager, Computer Centre<br />
M.O. Plunkett, BEc(Ade1)<br />
Co-ordinator, Student Heath and Welfare Unit<br />
M. Algar, BA(HonsPsych), DipSocStud(Melb), MAPsS<br />
Head, Education Unit<br />
6. Hawkins, BA(NewEng), MEd(Melb), MACE<br />
Head, Audio-visual Services<br />
D.B. McAdam, BA(SIT)<br />
Manager, Central Technical Workshops<br />
G. Nettleship, CEng, MlMarE<br />
Registrar's Office<br />
Registrar<br />
G.L. Williamson, BSc(Ade1)<br />
Deputy Registrar and Head <strong>of</strong> Student Administration<br />
R.T. Dawe, BA, LLB(Mon)<br />
Assistant Registrar<br />
P.E. Kocak, BEc(LaT)<br />
Administrative Officers<br />
L. Scheuch-Evans, BS in Foreign Service (G'town)<br />
H.M. Ralston, BCom(Melb)<br />
Admissions Officer<br />
M.J. Foley<br />
Examinations Officer<br />
M. Botterill<br />
lnformation Officer<br />
W. Leishman<br />
Statistics Officer<br />
I.S. Watkins, BA(Victoria)<br />
Faculty Secretary, Applied Science<br />
J.S. Ure, BSc(Aberd), DTAiICTA)<br />
Faculty Secretary, Arts<br />
C. Hoernel, BA(JohnsH)<br />
Faculty Secretary, Business<br />
V. Stiles, BA(Melb)<br />
Faculty Secretary, Engineering<br />
A.L. Dews, ARMIT<br />
General Information<br />
Library<br />
<strong>Swinburne</strong> Librarian<br />
W. Linklater, BA, DipLib(NSW), DipEdTech(CNAA), ALAA<br />
Administration<br />
H.J. Sweeny, DipLib(RMIT), ALAA<br />
Audio-visual<br />
B. Nichol, BSocSc(Lib'ship)(RMIT)<br />
M. Hawkins, CertAppSocSc(LibTech)<br />
Periodicals<br />
K.M. McGrath, BA(Mon), GradDipLib(RMIT), ALAA<br />
D. Zakis, BA(SIT), AssocDipLib(RM1T)<br />
Technical services<br />
K.M. Villwock, BA(Mon), ALAA<br />
Acquisitions/collection management<br />
M. Wanklyn, BA(LaT), AssocDipLib(RMIT), ALAA<br />
J. Fegan, DipLib(RM1T)<br />
D.R. Ethell, CertAppSocSc(LibTech)<br />
J.M. Lindner, BSocSc(Lib'ship)(RMIT), DipLiblnfoSc(Mon),<br />
ALAA<br />
Cataloguing<br />
D.J. Doherty, BA(Qld), ALAA<br />
J.E. Fizelle, BA(Hons)(Melb), ALAA<br />
R. McCart, BA(SIT), GradDipLibiRMIT), ALAA<br />
V. Botti, BA(Hons)(Mon), DiplMLib(UNSW)<br />
S. Hollyer, BA, DipEd(Melb), DipLib(MCAE),<br />
DipLiblnfoSc(Mon), ALAA<br />
J. Meggyesy, CertAppSocSc(LibTech)<br />
Readers' services<br />
P.C. Simmenauer, BA, DipLib(NSW)<br />
Circulation<br />
E. Carter, BSocSc(Lib'ship)(RMIT)<br />
Reader education<br />
B.J. Donkin, DipArts(SIT), GradDipEd(Haw), ALAA<br />
Reference<br />
I.A. Douglas, BA(N'cle), MSc(Strath)<br />
Reference and reader education<br />
J.M. Aaer. BA(Melb). GradDi~Lib(cCAE)<br />
, ~<br />
C. ~ates, BA(L~T) '<br />
B.A. Camfield, BA(SIT). AssocDi~Lib(RM1T)<br />
L. Murdoch, BA(QI~), D~~IML~~(NSW)'<br />
G. Turnbull, BEd(LaT), GradDipLib(RMIT),<br />
GradDipTeach(BrisCAE), AssocDipFineArts(QCA)<br />
K. Walsh, BA(SIT)<br />
R. Watson, BAppSc(LibStud)(WAIT)<br />
The reference and lending library is housed in a modern<br />
five-storey building with capacity for 600 readers. There are 48<br />
full-time staff. All books, periodicals and other materials in the<br />
collection are available for use in the library and most may be<br />
borrowed. Copying facilities are available at reasonable costs.<br />
The major purpose <strong>of</strong> the library is to supplement and support<br />
formal course instruction and to provide ample opportunity for<br />
recreational and general reading.<br />
In 1984 the collection comprised 230,810 items. In addition,<br />
3,134 periodical titles are received, including a wide range <strong>of</strong><br />
indexes and abstracts. There is a rapidly growing collection <strong>of</strong><br />
audio-visual material, including records, audio and videotapes,<br />
slides and films.<br />
Library staff work in close association with teaching staff in<br />
developing these resources, and in helping the students by<br />
introducing them to a diversified collection <strong>of</strong> literature and a<br />
wide range <strong>of</strong> media on all types <strong>of</strong> subjects. Formal and<br />
informal instruction is given to students on the use <strong>of</strong><br />
catalogues, reference works and bibliographical aids both in<br />
direct connection with the~r courses, and also in relating their<br />
specialist courses to society as a whole. Reciprocal borrowing<br />
facilities at other tertiary educational institutions have been<br />
arranged to increase the resources available to students and<br />
staff.