Reporter Volume 25, No.16 February 10, 1994

Donnell G. Mueller has been named assistant vice president for budget
and personnel in the Office of the Vice President for Public Service
and Urban Affairs at UB.
	Mueller previously was assistant dean for administration in
Millard Fillmore College, UB's evening division. In that position, he
organized and supervised the dean's office and administrative services
staff, and coordinated all summer-session activities for the
university.
	He has been involved with numerous university committees,
including serving as departmental liaison with the Office of Services
for the Handicapped/Disabilities Services and as a departmental
representative to the Committee on Degree Requirements.
	Off-campus, he has been a treasurer and board member of the
Bennett Village Terrace Homeowners Block II Association, and a member
and treasurer of the Adult Education Services Committee of the Western
New York Consortium of Colleges and Universities.
	Mueller earned a bachelor's degree in secondary education,
emphasis in mathematics, from the State University College at Geneseo;
a master's degree in guidance and counseling from St. Bonaventure
University, and a Master's of Business Administration degree, emphasis
in finance, from UB.
Mary Harley Gresham has been named associate vice president for public
service and urban affairs at  UB.
	In her new position, Gresham will supervise minority-focused
campus programs and initiatives, including the Educational Opportunity
Program, the Office for University Preparatory Programs and the
Graduate Fellowship Programs.
	Gresham has been affiliated with UB for more than 20 years.
Most recently, she served as the executive director of the Office for
University Preparatory Programs, where she supervised seven state and
federally-sponsored programs, such as Upward Bound and the Liberty
Partnerships Program.
	She also has served as assistant to the vice president for
student affairs, providing technical assistance in the development of
university-wide strategic and operating plans for student development,
recruitment, retention and quality of life.
	In this role, she served as the university's first coordinator
of fellowship programs for graduate minority students. She was
instrumental in developing the programs, which remain a primary
funding source for minority graduate students.
	Gresham has served on numerous university committees, most
recently chairing the search committee for a development officer in
the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.    She is a member of
the University Planning Committee for Black History Month, the
Graduate Recruitment Task Force, the Sesquicentennial Planning
Committee and co-chair of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Commemoration
Planning Committee.
	Gresham earned bachelor's degrees in philosophy and psychology
and a doctorate in counseling psychology, all from UB.