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'''Roger Lehecka''' ('64, '74 [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences|GSAS]]) is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]]. He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]]. After stepping down from the position, he headed up the taskforce that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration. He retired from the university in 2005.

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 Lehecka was a beloved and highly influential Dean of Students. He spearheaded the initiative that made Columbia a co-ed institution. He worked with students of color to establish the [[Intercultural Resource Center]]. He created the first-year dorms system. He is nearly universally admired as an administrator, and despite his "retirement," he still commands a sizeable amount of influence and respect at Columbia.
-During his time as a undergrad, Lehecka founded the [[Double Discovery Center]], an major tutoring and mentoring organization for disadvantaged students in local New York communities that now occupies much of Columbia's third floor.
+During his time as a undergrad, Lehecka founded the [[Double Discovery Center]], an major tutoring and mentoring organization for disadvantaged students in local New York communities that now occupies much of [[Lerner Hall|Lerner's]] third floor.
 True to his passion about higher education, Lehecka currently teaches a class on Equity and Higher Education in the American Studies Department. He mentors a huge number of students to this day. He has a daughter in Columbia's Class of 2013.

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-'''Roger Lehecka''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1967|67]] ?? '[[1974|74]] is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
+'''Roger Lehecka''' '[[1967|67]][[Columbia College|CC]]  '[[1974|74]][[Teachers College|TC]]  is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
 Lehecka was a beloved and highly influential Dean of Students. He spearheaded the initiative that made Columbia a co-ed institution. He worked with students of color to establish the [[Intercultural Resource Center]]. He created the first-year dorms system. He is nearly universally admired as an administrator, and despite his "retirement," he still commands a sizeable amount of influence and respect at Columbia.

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	True to his passion about higher education, Lehecka currently teaches a class on Equity and Higher Education in the American Studies Department. He mentors a huge number of students to this day. He has a daughter in Columbia's Class of 2013.		True to his passion about higher education, Lehecka currently teaches a class on Equity and Higher Education in the American Studies Department. He mentors a huge number of students to this day. He has a daughter in Columbia's Class of 2013.
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		+	==External links==
		+	*[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/news/05/03/rogerLehecka.html Remarkable Columbian: Roger Lehecka Retires]

	{{succession\|preceded=[[Harry Coleman]]\|succeeded=[[Chris Colombo]]\|office=Dean of Students of Columbia College\|years=1979-1998}}		{{succession\|preceded=[[Harry Coleman]]\|succeeded=[[Chris Colombo]]\|office=Dean of Students of Columbia College\|years=1979-1998}}

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-'''Roger Lehecka''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1964|64]] ?? '[[1974|74]] is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
+'''Roger Lehecka''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1967|67]] ?? '[[1974|74]] is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
 Lehecka was a beloved and highly influential Dean of Students. He spearheaded the initiative that made Columbia a co-ed institution. He worked with students of color to establish the [[Intercultural Resource Center]]. He created the first-year dorms system. He is nearly universally admired as an administrator, and despite his "retirement," he still commands a sizeable amount of influence and respect at Columbia.
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-'''Roger Lehecka''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1964|64]] ?? ''[[1974|74]] is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
+'''Roger Lehecka''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1964|64]] ?? '[[1974|74]] is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
 Lehecka was a beloved and highly influential Dean of Students. He spearheaded the initiative that made Columbia a co-ed institution. He worked with students of color to establish the [[Intercultural Resource Center]]. He created the first-year dorms system. He is nearly universally admired as an administrator, and despite his "retirement," he still commands a sizeable amount of influence and respect at Columbia.

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-'''Roger Lehecka''' ('64, '74 [[Graduate School of Arts and Sciences|GSAS]]) is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the taskforce that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in 2005.
+'''Roger Lehecka''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1964|64]] ?? ''[[1974|74]] is a former [[Dean of Student Affairs|Dean of Students]] of [[Columbia College]].  He served for almost two decades in the position before it was combined with the same position in [[SEAS]] to form the [[Division of Student Affairs]] in [[1998]].  After stepping down from the position, he headed up the task force that planned the [[Columbia 250]] celebration.  He retired from the university in [[2005]].
 Lehecka was a beloved and highly influential Dean of Students. He spearheaded the initiative that made Columbia a co-ed institution. He worked with students of color to establish the [[Intercultural Resource Center]]. He created the first-year dorms system. He is nearly universally admired as an administrator, and despite his "retirement," he still commands a sizeable amount of influence and respect at Columbia.
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 During his time as a undergrad, Lehecka founded the [[Double Discovery Center]], an major tutoring and mentoring organization for disadvantaged students in local New York communities that now occupies much of Columbia's third floor.
-True to his passion about higher education, Lehecka currently teaches a class on Equity and Higher Education in the American Studies Department. He mentors a huge number of students to this day. He has a daughter in Columbia's class of 2013.
+True to his passion about higher education, Lehecka currently teaches a class on Equity and Higher Education in the American Studies Department. He mentors a huge number of students to this day. He has a daughter in Columbia's Class of 2013.
 {{succession|preceded=[[Harry Coleman]]|succeeded=[[Chris Colombo]]|office=Dean of Students of Columbia College|years=1979-1998}}
-[[Category:Administrators]]
+[[Category:Administrators|Lehecka]]
-[[Category:Deans]]
+[[Category:Deans|Lehecka]]