Minnesota State University - Katonian Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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aalmifzisffafion W. ALBERT COX, REGISTRAR Mr. Cox maintains all aca- demic records of students. He rhecks student's credits to see that they meet all requirements of graduation along with those of the students major and minor fields. As registrar he also cor- responds with and interviews prospective freshmen and trans- fer students. 22 -xu A. B. MORRIS, DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Fifteen new teachers were added to the Mankato State faculty this year to make 11 total of H2 members on the academic staff reports Mr. Morris, who is director of the alcademic division of the college. He makes out the quarterly class schedules. faculty and room :is- signments. E'-S. 9 4653. -is

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HOWARD WILLIAMS, RESIDENT DIRECTOR Mr. Wfilliams represents the college on the state hoard of Teachers Colleges as resiclent director. Currently. he is presi- dent of that organization. Mr. XXfilIi:1ms also coordinates the work of Mankato State with other teachers colleges in Min- nesota. aalnzinisfrafzolz GRETCHEN MORRIS, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT Mrs. Morris represents the college in conferences with various news release sources in the community. She gath- ers statistics and material used in requests for appro- priations from the legislature. Her other duties in assisting the president are arranging and supervising the follow- up Correspondence to stuclents who have expressed an inter- est in the college.

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HARRY R. MEYERING, DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Approximately 88 per cent of all graduating students in college qualify for the teach- ing cc-rtilicatc, thus the dc- partment of professional edu- cation is the largest in the college. Mr. Meyering as director of this department supervises student teaching in both the campus school and cooperating schools. He also directs all courses in educa- tion and psychology. gas' aa,m1ffu's2'f-afiofz GRACE ARMSTRONG, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Students in the shorter elementary curricu- lum take their problems to Miss Armstrong. She is responsible for the student teaching assignments of students on the shorter ele- mentary Curriculums. 23