Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Dean of Instruction DR. BERNARD BAUM A.B., A.M., Ph.D., University of Michigan Assistant Dean of Instruction DR. MICHAEL ANELLO B.S., Seton Hall University M.A., Cornell University Ph.D., Cornell University Dean of Instruction and Assistant Dean of Instruction Throughout his entire college career the student is academicaly directed by policies administered through the office of the Dean of Instruction. Student records and transcripts as well as faculty rec- ords are maintained here and in the office of the Registrar. The functions of registration and the scheduling of classes are coordinated by this office. The Dean is responsible for the organization and administration necessary to meet the curriculum requirements formulated by the Board of State College Presidents and the certification requirements •Jished by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction and the State Council of Educa- tion. ■ ■ ■[■-.., ' ■■ ;, lif.,d-., ihi-. ' ,([» ■ li.r. .m .. .idcinir advi ' .ory program and also d rects a program honoring students of high academic achievement.

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Dear Faculty and Students, Members of the Class of 1963 have during their four years here seen the start of vast changes at Mansfield State College. In 1959, they entered a single purpose teacher education college whose curriculum had changed little for decades. Soon they experienced a change in curriculum which greatly strengthened the subject content of their courses. They witnessed first the reor- ganization of the college into seven departments, then the addition of departments in library science and mathematics, the start of a liberal arts program, and preparation for graduate programs. When this class arrived, construction of our beautiful new Alumni Building for Library and Administration was less than half completed. At the start of their second year, the building was dedicated by Governor David L. Lawrence. They spent that second year attending classes in a rather gloomy and shabby East Building so that the Education Center could be renovated. Since then classes have been held in an Education Center so completely refurbished that it seems an entirely new building. The academic year just past has seen the start of a dramatic building program which will bring new dormitories, total renovation of the East Building, better athletic facilities, a new infirmary and many other improvements. Great and stimulating as these changes have been, even greater developments are in store. This is fitting, for of all institutions those concerned with education should least fear new ways. In today ' s accelerated society, education must keep pace with dynamic shifts in science, industry, national defense, commerce, and many other institutions. We at Mansfield have done our best to meet these challenges and to equip our grad- uates as thoroughly as possible for their march into the future. To those who now leave us and to those who come to us in the years ahead, we pledge a continued effort to keep pace. Good luck and God speed. Sincerely, Lewis W. Rathgeber, President 15

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THOMAS E. GODWARD B.A., M.A., New York State College for Teachers at Albany Dean of Students The office of the Dean of Students serves as the co-ordinating center for the students, the faculty, and the administration. The Dean meets with members of the student body on matters varying from student aid and employment to assistance in securing scholarships, fellowships, and assistant instructorships for those who wish to go on to graduate study. Many long hours are spent with the Budget Committee in the deliberation necessary to provide the best in assemblies, feature series programs, athletics, campus movies, and Hut facilities. 17