Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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7 xxlllf Wit 1 I O Presldent Being President of a university is a job fo 1 i a man of diverse abilities. He is an ex-ofliei f non-voting member of the Board of Truste l ' and serves as a liaison between the board an his staff of administrators. He must delegat l initiate, and coordinate the policies and pr ! grams of the university through his staff an I with the approval of the board. Besides oHici i duties, there is the job of public relatio which entails public speeches, press confe I ences, banquets, teas, and aluninae contact Q For the past sixteen years President Draugho l has demonstrated his ability, evidenced by A Q burn's achieving university status in 1960. . I l i l i is ,, fm-I m R .. s la s ' y.., Wert wie. :i:f'3f Q 'iid Q,QfI. 2Ti li,ltESlDEN'I' RAI.l'lI B. DRAUCIIUN H Q ff mfg if W ff? :': 2' :':t 26

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EE are fiat? fzlkggi . i WW? H 2, S535 as sig mm :.::a.:. A Kart V ww DR. ROBERT C. ANDERSON Executive Vice-President Dr. Anderson, as executive Vice-President of Auburn, works closely with Dr. Draughon and takes over in his absence. Twelve departments report directly to his office. He is well qualified, receiving his M.A. at the University of North Carolina and his doctorate at New York University. Since coming to Auburn, he has done such an outstanding job that he has recently been named Vice-President of Re- search at the University of Georgia .... Dr. Vallery is the assistant in the operation of the otlice of President from the developing of regulations to the making of speeches. He re- ceived his B.A. and M.A. at Louisiana State University and received his doctorate at Columbia. He has been at Auburn since 1950, serving in the school of education and estab- lishing the 11161175 housing program. ln 1959, he took over the newly created position of assistant to th epresiclent .... Mr. Ingram was appointed Treasurer and Business Manager in 1953. He is in charge of all financial affairs of the col- lege. He investigates the financial aspects and economic feasibility of such proposals as air conditioning of the women's dorms and renovation of the old library. In this capacity he serves as a member of the Joint Committee of Business Affairs.