University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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BOARD OF DIRKCTORS Carl T. Edler Harry A. Arne Glen M. Harold Eluon E. Bosland ' T:R n L. Thompson Will C. Reed Dtrriior of Piihltcitii Bernard O. Schwarz Theodore W. Pelton Dircclnr nf Mii.iic President V. Prexiclent Secret ari Treasurer Ernest L. Riher(; T HE ( ' oiiiinei ' -e ( ' liil) was organized in lOllt witli liii ' hogiiinini; (if the School of Business and at the suggestion of Dean Dowrie. Its ])rini;iry [)urpose was to |)roui )te the welfare of theScliool of Business and tostimuhite the interest of the individual student in financial, industrial, and commercial activities. O. L. Buhre, the first president, and Niel Uphani. the first vice president, were closely identified with the C luh ' s early development. that time memhership wa.s practically synonymous with registration in the School of Business. This year ' s organization lias closely followed the traditions established by its predecessors. The board of directors set up under the new constitution has functioned successfully, making for a closer relationship between the members of the Club. M Dean Dowrie ' s suggestion the Club has sought the sentiment of students and alumni as to the feasibility of pulilishing a commerce nuigazine at this time. It is liojied that this ])roject will become a reality before the end of tlu ' vear. J IlarnU Thfimpson I ' lUje 12U

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Scliiiiilv (ililif;;iti(His, since it I ' uiMi slic-. mII uI ' I lie instriiclinii in I ' cononiicN ;in(l hnsincss :i(lininisl ration i;i cn in tlic otiicr schools and collcues l()catc(l on tlic main cani|)ns. and cooperates closely with the aj ricnlt nral economics }iron|) at the Farm. It also i)artiei|)ates in the various |)hases of Inisiness instrnetion offered by tiie Cieneral Kxlension Division. Some of the outstanding; characteristics in the ilc clopnienl of the School of Business are: (!) the effective use which it makes of its location in a } Teat metropolitan distric-t. Tiiis in- cludes su])plementary training elasse.s in business hou.ses for seniors, inspection trips, courses and individual lectures by bu.siness experts and the supplying of first hand data for research; (2) its insistence that a thorough fundamental training in eco- nomics is worth nuich more to a [prospective l)usiness man or woman than si)ecialization in some narrow field of business acti ity: (3) its acceptance of the slogan of former President Vincent that its campus is as wide as the state. Through jiar- ticipation in evening and correspondence courses, lectures, addresses to conventions, clubs and short course audiences, as well as by the rendering of personal service to individual business men. the staff has tried to make this slogan a reality. If efforts to estalilish a bureau of business service and research in the School succeed, a service can be furnished to the business uum comparable to that rendered by our Department of Agriculture to the farmer. Diati (itorijt II . Dttiirh BUSINESS CL.VSS OFFICERS .- KMOH 11 h kold b. ker Kli.swokth L. I ' eckham Donald I). I vfokd PaI L . MiELKE .1 1 M () K Prrsidcnl V . I ' rr.iidciil . Srrniari Trviixiircr Uai.i ' h . KorxEM .Iexella Love .MlLDKEI) M. O ' .Neili. Vrcsiilfiit Secretary Treasnn-r Junior i ' liiax (ffficrrs iMilJredc . O ' M ' - ' i I ' mjf IW

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