University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Dean of Student Affairs Phillip Colbert supervises every student organization. Executive functions, banquets and campus events create a full schedule for Helen Snyder, Associate Dean of Student Affairs. Administrators Guide University Efforts Junior Division Director Lee Chatfield co-ordinates work of advisers, college counselors and students. Scholarship and activities for NU men are supervised by Frank Hallgren, Associate Dean of Student Affairs. 25

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NU Regent officers Welsch, Thompson and Foote take time out for coiiee after a Board meeting. Former Regent Sets Membership Record C. Y. Thompson ' s term of service on the Board of Regents has set a mennbership record. Serving on the Board for 24 years, the Regent from West Point retired this year. As the legal governing body, the Board of Regents is responsible for the operation of the University, supervision of the faculty and control of the administration. The purchasing of the Elgin plant as a University facility and the planning of Shel- don Memorial Art Museum were evidence of Regents ' work this year. They also inaug- urated a long-range study to examine the University ' s total program. Boaid oi Regants: Left to right: C. Y. Thompson, West Point; C. E. Swanson, Lincoln; Dr. B. I. L. Welsch, Omaha; F. Foote, Axtell. N. Greenberg, York; J. G. Elliott, Scottsblulf; 24

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fees . $fOM£ MAI £ University aid through scholarships is granted students by Marjorie Johnson, Associate Dean of Student fliiairs. fl coffee break brings Van Westover, flssistont Dean o{ Student Affairs, to the Round-Up Room. Supervision of the staff coffee i om is one of several duties performed by Roy Louden, Director of Personnel. Management of student housing is a responsibility of William Harper, University Services Director. 26