Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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W9 ' at-,Xe , N . ,A fi '.:,,-'Q a Carl R. Anderson recently appointed Dean of Field Services. Two New Deans Appointed ' 'wil f:+wsf.se,1f is fm, if 5 i. lelie af 'S f ' X ' 'f-' .xv Ralph Gilden, Dean of Admissions and Student Activities, speaks before Student Council in his role as advisor. Dean of Students, Susan B. Hill, enjoys the warmth and happiness of Christmas at a Christmas party for under- 'S is 'WAN Y1f4fwn4.s1-se,,m,,, privileged children sponsored by Sigma Kappa and Delta Sigma Phi. Julius M. Robinson was named Dean of Summer Session James Glasgow, Dean of the Graduate School, takes time out in his busy day to enjoy the winter sunshine. 17

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B an 5 mi as B 1 l f 1 . 1 William Lawrence, Vice President of Student Affairs, also teaches a psychology course. The office of Vice President of Business and Finance was created by the Board of Regents on June 1, 1964. Lewis E. Proht, then Controller, was named to fill the new position. When the new Michigan Constitution transferred control of University funds from the state legisla- ture to the University the office of Vice President of Business and Finance became a necessity. The purchasing which was formerly done in Lansing is now done by this office, and EMU mon- ey is no longer deposited in Lansing. All construc- tion is under Mr. Profit's direction. Bruce Nelson, Vice President for Instruction, reviews records in his office. ffiee of Vice President of Finance Created Lewis PYOHK, Ville President of Business and Finance, is served cookies by a student at one of President Elliott's open houses.

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College of Arts and Sciences Eastern's College of Arts and Sciences has been in existence since 1960. This year it contains 60 percent of the enrollment of the entire University since the ma- jority of all academic majors fall within this college. Under the leadership of Dean Albert W. Brown and Dr. Hoover H. jordan Cwho is Acting Dean of the Col- lege while Dean Brown is on a leave of absencej, a staff of over 270 instructors work for the improvement of academic courses. Awards and research grants within the individual de- partments of the college represent the achievements of a progressive faculty. These grants range from Federal Grants allotted for departmental equipment to the revi- sion of specific student courses. The departments, and the college as a whole are con- stantly growing to better serve the education of the stu- dents at E.M.U. Albert W. Brown, Dean of the College of Arts and SCi9DCeS- The Sill Fine and Industrial Arts Building now under construction.