Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Business Office Takes Major Responsibilities The major responsibilities of the Office of Business Administration, headed by Business Manager Walter G. Clark, are the purchasing of school equipment and accounting of college fi- nances. Under his supervision are the Business Office and the Personnel and Payroll Office. The Business Office, directed by Elizabeth Howell, processes purchasing orders, collects stu- dent fees, and keeps inancial records of the col- lege. The Personnel and Payroll Office, supervised by John J. Smith, handles the institutional pay- rolls and the Civil Service employees, personnel records.

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Print Shop Provides Brochures, Pamphlets For Teachers College The Teachers College Print Shop, under the supervision of Carl Hoffmans, is responsible for printing the college catalogues, information pam- phlets and brochures, tests for the Bureau of Mea- surements, special print jobs for campus organiza- tions, the Bulletin, and other printing jobs as needed. Irv LeClear has assisted Mr. Hoffmans this year in the operation of the Print Shop. CARL HOFFMANS supervises the many printing jobs for the Teachers College. .-..........,.......,..,..- ,,,, M. ----.Q.,,,w,,hMw ---...,,.,- W'--np., - , 464 I 4 ff' ,Q , -9 Mft! -f-africa-,Q 8' 5 -7. ' N., ,, ,, ,A I L . 503. i ' WIJILS' c if ka' - sal, . - - kdlylrivf I 'Z tl ,dsl W W,,,,..- 7 f M. sf ' 1,1 , YW 4 , E S? sexi fi.. 'ff f IRV LECLEAR assisted in the operation of the Print Shop. This year Mr. Hoffmans also assumed supervi- sion of the General Office. The zerox machine was installed in the basement of Plumb Hall with other printing equipment. The General Office prints or reproduces departmental letters when needed in quantity, plus duplicating much mate- rial needed for departmental and classroom use. The Print Shop operates as a self-supporting operation. In addition to the full-time staff, many students are employed on a part-time basis. Much remodeling and relocation of equipment has been done in the Print Shop this year, and some needed new equipment has been added.

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International Environment Encouraged on the TC Campus By Dr. Robert E. McAdoo The Teachers College has been involved in international educational projects for the past ten years. The primary purpose of being involved in international education is to create an interna- tional environment on campus. Once each semes- ter the Agency for International Development sends a group of prominent educators to Kansas for a six-Weeks program on American Education. The Teachers College this year has formed an af- filiation With the Universidad de Santander in Bucaramanga, Colombia, for an exchange of fac- ulty and graduate students. This year there are five professors from Bucaramanga working on advanced degrees here, and three graduate stu- dents in Spanish are taking one semester of grad- DR. EUGENE KASPER directs the Bureau of Measurements as it plays an important role in educational testing. ., N , Y . -t i ir DR. ROBERT E. MCADOO encourages international educa- tion as it grows on the Teachers College Campus. uate Work there. This affiliation will involve some administrators and faculty going to Colombia for short-term consultative assignments. Each semester there are approximately 100 students from most of the countries of the free world attending Emporia. Educational Research Aided By Bureau of Measurements Dr. Eugene Kasper assumed directorship of the Bureau of Educational Measurements in the fall of 1967. The Bureau plays an important role on cam- pus and in educational testing throughout Kansas. Each year thousands of tests are provided by the Bureau for high schools throughout the state for use in various testing programs. The High School Senior Comprehensive Examinations and College Classification tests are prepared, administered and scored by the Bureau. Many of the test results are being used in educational research.