University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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DR. FRED TAYLOR ABOVE: Putting on a happy face—Chancellor Fred Taylor’s job extends off-campus, as he is the top representative of this campus. RIGHT: A chancellor is always meeting, read- ing, talking, even at football games. CENTER: The official Chancellor. Dr, Taylor ad- dresses an FAC audience. FAR RIGHT: There has to be a flip side of the record. In one of his few casual appearances, Dr. Taylor hosts a cookout behind his campus residence. He grills a mean burger, too. 118 Academics

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OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR (501) 367-6811 i Monticello, Arkansas 71655, | Od OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO : April 3, 1981 : Dear Students: The 1980-81 school year represents one of the land- marks in the school's history. This was the year the school set its all-time high enrollment with 2031 students. In addition to experiencing a record enrollment, the school also offered a program of studies for three nights each week. This program was, in fact, instrumental in creating the record-breaking enrollment. The faculty and staff continue to develop and imple- ment outstanding programs for meeting your educational, social, and personal needs. We are pleased that ROTC has returned to campus and will enroll its first students this fade. The physical plant grows and improves each year. We are striving to have the prettiest campus in the state. It will be enlarged by 63,000 square feet when the new student facility is completed. This year the Arkansas General Assembly appropriated funds to construct a central heating plant. Hopefully this project can be started this year. Finally, and most important, the student body is active, interested, and involved in making UAM bigger and better. Ni Sincerely, Aik. Sag hr Fred J. Taylor Chancellor ksh The University of Arkansas is an Equal Opportunity Employer Academics 119 —