LehighWeek Volume 04, Issue 01

              Engineers vs. Fordham
Season begins with
Fordham game. Story
in South Mountaineer.
Looking Back
Postcards from the
past show how
Lehigh has changed.
LU Archives
Metzger and Boltz are
preserving 125 years
of tradition.
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Vol. 4, Issue 1
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
September 4,1990
Joe Ryan
Freshmen and their parents arrive at Lehigh to check in at the Alumni Memorial Building and
begin four days of orientation. More photos of freshmen arriving on campus are on page 2.
Hernandez named
Loaned Executive for United Way
Marie Hernandez
Maria Hernandez, a
secretary in the residential
service office at Lehigh,
was appointed by Pres.
Peter Likins as a loaned
campaign specialist for the
United Ways of Lehigh,
Northampton, and Warren
Counties.
Hernandez will be
"loaned" to United Way
from Sept. 4 to Nov. 4.
Loaned employees come
from businesses,
educational institutions,
labor and non-profit
groups. These employees are skilled in management
and public speaking. They work closely with United
Way volunteer leadership and staff in organizing
employee campaigns, making presentations to
employee groups, organizing and managing accounts,
and updating data.
Before beginning, campaign specialists participate
in a five-day training program in community problems
and organization, United Way, sales techmques and
public speaking.
Working with United Way is not a new job for
Hernandez, who first worked with the agency while
employed as an administrative assistant at the Council
of Spanish Speaking Organizations of the Lehigh
Valley, Inc. She has also served as a board member of
the United Way of Northampton County.
She sees her new role with United Way as a
challenge and is very enthusiastic about the job.
Employed by Lehigh since 1983, Hernandez has
been actively involved within the University as a
member of the Presidential Commissin on Minorities,
a member of the Child Care Advisory Board, a
facilitator for diversity workshops, and a member of
the Secretaries Christmas Party Planning Committee.
Diana T. Murray
Murray named
new trustee
Diana T. Murray, vice president for finance and
chief financial officer of The Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York City, has been named to
the Lehigh University Board of Trustees, effective
this past July.
In announcing the
appointment, board
chairman William C.
Hittinger said, "The
Lehigh board is
extremely fortunate to
have Diana Murray
join its ranks. She
brings to Lehigh a
dynamic combination
of strong financial
judgement and
analytical and planning
talents."
"Joining the Lehigh
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privilege and a pleasure for me," said Murray.
"It's a privilege to pursue with other distinguished
trustees the goals of an institution such as Lehigh,
and it's a pleasure to resume a professional
relationship with (Lehigh President) Peter Likins
with whom I worked closely at Columbia
University when he was provost."
Mrs. Murray has been chief financial officer at
The Metropolitan Museum of Art since November
1987. From 1979 to 1987, she was vice president
for budget and financial planning at Columbia
University.
Her previous financial planning positions
include vice president, division of Planning and
Development, New York City Health and
Hospitals Corp.; assistant director, Emergency
Financial Control Board, New York City; and
health policy analyst, Office of the Secretary of
the Department of Health, Education and Welfare,
Washington, D.C.
Mrs. Murray earned a bachelor's degree in
political science at Cornell University, where she
was elected a member of Phi Beta Kappa. At
Columbia, she earned a master's degree in urban
planning with honors and she was awarded a
Mellon Grant Fellowship and a William Kinne
Fellowship.
In 1985, she was appointed to the New York
State Hospital Review and Planning Council by
Governor Mario Cuomo. She has served as a
Finance chairman and treasurer of the New York
City Community Family Planning Council and on
the board of the Financial Women's Association.
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