University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Dean oi Women ' s Office: A. Leslie, Mrs. Elizabeth M. rs. Ebrie R- Fuller. Dean of Men ' s Office: Front Row: Dr. Peter Ostafin. Dean Walter Rea. Dr. John Bingley. Mr. Karl Streift Back Row: Mr. Ivan Parker, Mr. William Cross. OFFICE OF STLDEM AFFAIRS Operating jointly, the Office of Student Affairs and the Assistant Deans of Men and Women carry on activities which affect every student enrolled in the University. No problem is so big that it can not be resolved by the Office of Student Affairs. These people are concerned with the activities of both men and women. For the men, counseling services are available. Driving regulations are also issued in this office. Student identification cards are initiated here. Men ' s residence halls and fraternities are supervised by the assistant deans. Loans to students, scholarships, and grants also are issued from this office. If one needs a letter of recommendation, it too can be obtained from the Office of Student Affairs. Thus, it can be seen that whether one wants a job, a new apartment, chaperones for a party, an automobile permit, or an art print to rent, the Office of Student Affairs can resolve all of the problems. In our vast educational system here at Michigan, this office alone still maintains a personal intimate contact with the student Office oi Student Affairs: Front Row: Dr. Peter Ostafin. Mis. Ruth CaBahan, Dean Walter Rea. Dr. John Bingley. Mr. Karl StreifL r: Mr. Ivan Parker. Mr. Mark Noffsinger. Mr. George Mr. John Hale, Mr. William Cross, Mr. A. M. Bdersveld.

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DEM DF WOMEN Miss Deborah Bacon, Dean of Women, heads an office which is one of the most complex in the University. All undergraduate women are under her charge and care. This entails direction of women ' s housing, counseling, scholarships, loans, grants, the League, and public relations. This year there was the added responsibility of a new dorm housing 1200 girls. Miss Bacon is a member of the University Scholarship Committee and adviser to Women ' s Judiciary Council. She holds an R.N., B.S. (public health), M.A., and Ph.D. in English Literature. DEM DF MEN The Office of the Dean of Men covers many areas. Driving regulations, discipline, housing, counseling, and scholarships are some of its responsibilities. Another is the Student Art Print Loan Collection, which rents pictures to students for 25? a semester. Dean Rea oversees all this work as well as holding numerous positions. For example, he is chairman of the Loan Committee, and chairman of the Scholarship Committee. Dean Rea, a Michigan graduate himself, also has been elected to various honoraries for service in many different fields. 32

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Angell Hall, seat of the College of Literature. Science and the Arts a perpetual symbol of all that is the University of Michigan. To those who teach and those who learn within these granite walls, her Doric columns constantly recall a great cultural heritage which forms the platform of the future. And high above Angell ' s entrance, carved deep into smooth slabs swept only for an instant by furrowed brows, a simple statement of extraordinary faith in the efficacy of education a rearfirmation from the past that daring dreams shall lead us to a radiant destiny: Religion, morality and knowledge being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged. Northwest Ordinance, 1787 34