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Vice Chatfcellor for Research, Granuate Studies and Public Service Frances Horowitz continues to prove her dedication and commit- ment to the University of Kansas this year and throughout her nearly 30 years of active service. After receiving her undergradu- ate degree in philosophy from Anti- och College, her masters in elemen- tary education from Goucher, and her doctorate in developmental psy- chology at the University of Iowa, Dr. Horowitz came to KU in 1961 to affiliate with the Bureau of Child Research. She worked as a research assistant specializing in retardation- related problems. In 1964, she founded the depart- ment of Human Develpoment and Family Life, and served as chairman for almost 10 years. That depart- ment along with the Bureau create " world class programs " with an in- ternational reputation. She feels KU has " an impeccable commitment to children with both handicaped and normal development. " In 1978 she became Vice Chan- cellor for Research, Graduate Stud- ies and Public Service. She describes her job as a " varied position. " She oversees campus research centers and museums, administers exter- nally and internally funded research programs, coordinates KU public service efforts, and also serves as Dean of the Graduate School. " There is always something interesting and challenging going on, " Horowitz said. During her years as vice-chancel- lor, she has seen " a growing commit- ment to research and graduate stud- ies without sacrificing commitment to undergraduate education. " Horowitz has set high goals fo herself for the upcoming years. SI wants to help each of the units ihi. report to her office in the best ni ner possible. She also wants " to cus efforts on better serving tl Kansas City area. " She hopes to " continue to gro^ within her office for as long as si chooses to remain at KU. Her dec cation is certain, and hope " tha graduates continue to care about tt quality of the University after leave. " There is little doubt thz because of all of Dr. Horowitzs ' hai work and accomplishments, he heart will always hold a special for dess for KU. -Cathy Garrai
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