Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Rudner Heads Services for Both Campuses New to Southern is Ralph W. Rufliner who heads the student and area services at both the Carbondale and Edwardsville campuses, In this capacity he is charged with implementing a program which will provide more effective day-to-day operations and a 'ftask force' lrame- work for development ol' the working papers which are required by the new University Statutes. Before coming to Southern M1'. Ruilner, who received his doctorate from George Washington University, served abroad with the International Cooperation Administration and most recently was the U.S. deputy permanent representative to UNESCO in Paris. Mr. RuI'Iner lives in the Edwards- ville area but spends a great deal of time at the Carbon- dale campus. He sees his ,job as head of student and area services as basically dependent on SIU's academic pro- gram and stresses the importance of an international program which he considers a required dimension these days for any First-class American university. 'W-. Ralph Windsor Ruffner Vice-President for Student and Area Services t Z3 ...- Q-X 1 N-af V Ri, , ax gp' 419 john O. Anderson Executive Director, Communications Media Services I. Clark Davis Special Assistant, Student and Area Services Jack W. Graham ' Dean of Students Robert Jacobs Executive Director, International Services Richard V. Lee Executive Director, Health Services William Tudor . Special Assistant, Public Services Studies

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Charles D. Tenney I Vice-President for Planning and Review 5 1 ft I i dministration uggledg Four V.P.'s Named The central administration was reorganized along functional lines last fall when four vice-presidents were named to head the areas of academics, business, student and area services, and planning and review. Each of these line officials, who reports directly to President Morris, is in charge of the performance of his functional division at both the Carbondale and Edwardsville carn- puses and each maintains an office on both campuses. Clifford R. Burger Budget Ofiicer Charles C. Feirich Executive Assistant C. Richard Gruny Legal Counsel Roland Keene Administrative Assistant Edward V. Miles Administrative Assistant Kenneth R. Miller Executive Director, SIU Foundation '-sz? Dr. Charles ID. 'l'enney. who came to Southern in 1931 and previously was a stall vice-president for instruction. is now serving as vice-president for planning and review. Mr. Tennev obtained his doctor's degree from the Uni- versity ol' Cregon where he also taught before coming to SIU. Since coming to Southern he has served as acting chairman ol' the .-Xrt llepartincnt. and in 1946 was ap- pointed an aclininistrative assistant to President Lay. 1 - I 'W A fe -1 ' 7-. Q r,,! 4- Til Y 7 22 '

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MacVicar Coordinates Academic Affairs Robert W. MacVicar was appointed to direct the division of academic affairs as part of the functional reorganization of the administration. His duties are defined by the statutes as consisting ol' coordinating responsibility for the instructional, research, and pub- lications programs of the University. Like the other four vice-presidents Mr. MacVicar maintains offices on both campuses and has a major assistant at each ofhce. Dean Williain Mclieefery holds this position at Carbondale. Mr. lNlacVicar, who holds the rank of lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Reserve, came to Southern as vice-president for academic affairs from Oklahoma State University where he held a similar position. He earned his doctoris degree at the University of Wisconsin and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. Ralph McCoy X'Villiam J. McKcefcry Director of Libraries Dean of Academic Affairs Robert VVilliam MacVicar Vice-President for Academic Allairs Q' .Jw