Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Jon Bjornstad Associated Students President The chief aim of the Associated Students is to provide a better climate for good re- lations between the administration and the student body. With this goal in mind, much progress has been made during the past year. The major accomphshments were the crea- tion of three student-faculty control boards, and the revision of the AS Constitution, both of which promote more effective stu- dent representation. In addition, as of this year, the AS President participates period- ically in Presidential Cabinet meetings, once again providing a stronger student voice in campus affairs. The primary development of the year, says AS President Jon Bjornstad, has been the establishment of three control boards, one each for public affairs, -publications and athletics. Each of these boards will repre- sent the administration, faculty and student body, thus rendering complete representa- tion and a more unified management in co- ordinating these vital college functions. These developments, initiated by the As- sociated Students, signify better cooperation and increased understanding among all seg- ments of our college community — prime in- gredients in the blueprint for excellence m education. Jon chats with wife, LuAnn. during time-out from stuJie • !IIUUIl.WMIII.l

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Dr. Miles D. McCarthy, Chairman, Sci- ence, Mathematics and Engineerinc Divi- sion. Winner of 1965 Outstandings; Pro- fessor Award presented by Board of Trustees of Cahfornia State Colleijes. Chairmen Dr. Orrington C. Ramsay, Chairman, Humanities Division Dr. Theodore H. Smith, Dean, School of Business Administration and Economics. 11 kW

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Amiable president presides over Cabinet meeting. Prexys view new seal. voice of authority 13