Regis College - Ranger Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ACADEMICS

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Here stands the raw material of a young man, ready to be forged by the inspiring influences that surround Iiim. the noblest of which forms and prepares him to accept the challenge of the future.

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ADMINISTRATION We, here at Regis, are much indebted to the administration, whose striving efforts, aimed at the improvement of the college and its facilities, have produced changes that can almost be termed fantastic. Not being limited to merely physical improvements, the present administra- tion has effected numerous academic additions to the college ' s curriculum and academic func- tions, such as the Academic and Honor Convoca- tions which are attended by dignitaries invited from areas of the United States. Although these various improvements require an abundant amount of time for their realiza- tion, the administration is finding an unending source of personal academic, and spiritual aid of which the students often times find themselves in need. A constant source of strength and reas- surance, its guiding hand never leaves the shoulder of the student through all his years at Regis. Through the betterment of today ' s Regis stu- dent, much of the future academic reputation of the college will be indebted to the present administration. Rev. Harry E. Hoewischer, S.J. Academic Dean Since his appointment in July of 1960 to Academic Dean of the College Father Harry E. Hoewischer has more than fulfilled his duties. This fact is substantiated by the sweeping changes that are currently pervading the Regis College campus in academic areas. Fr. Hoe- wischer first came to Regis in September of 1959 as Dean of Student Affairs, an assignment which brought him into close contact with the students and their prob- lems, and which prepared him excellently for the task which he now most ardently fulfills. Mr. Coyne, as one of the busiest laymen on the Regis campus, is currently the assistant to the Dean of the college, as well as the Chairman of the Division of Commerce and Finance, in which he himself holds the professorship in the department of Business Administra- tion. He first served in an administration capacity here at Regis upon his appointment to the Director of the Regis College Evening Division in 1951. He was ap- pointed to his present position in 1958. Mr. John V. Coyne Assistant to Academic Dean