University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION r x f I . I I I In I l? 'rf iii ln ll 1' ll 0 0 If rj ,jd I ll llrl - 1'I li J I 5 ' I I I lil j I I iii '2 flwi 1? lr I fl fl I I If l iii-1 I 2' I. I . ' X iff. --Q 5.3 f fi' --'D L' I :Kg Tal 1- I L I Y. : I 1 2 7 1 ,I x I, ' I, ,Q . rr I, . I, 4,7 ll 72,4 CHARLES S. CORY, Registrar. Ig Special students 36' N01'l11Il nil ll I The Registrar's of- fice is the center of administration. It is here that correspond- ence pertaining to college work is h-andledg each stu- dentis terni schedule approvedg and all college records are filed. During' the past year, 4.139 students were enrolled in Col- legiate and Normal classes. They were distributed as fol- lows: College gradu- ates. 75: those classi- fied on College and Diploma Courses. 1.5041 Special slu- dents taking college work, 27: on Normal and llural rll0ill'lICl' Courses. 15117: Spe- eial and l'nelassi1iell Lnon-eollegialel, 0213. Un NUYCIIIIICI' 20, lfllll. I ll e I'el'ol'1lS sllowerl Ille enroll- nlenl I'or the ,rear Ifllli-I7 as follows: College graduates, 335. College -nnl lli h ' 7 plon1aConrses. III-17g F . I, - , . ,z 2 1 xura 'IICQICIIOI' Courses, LIIITQ Spot-iqll :mtl ' unclassnied lnon-collegiatej, 880. Total, J.,l0!I, 1' TIh9.R9g1Sl1'211.' is lhilllager o'Iitl1e I-Inrean ol' lieeonnnenrlalions and handles the official C0.1'1'GS1JO1ld'Ql1C6 pertannng to the reeonnnenlling ol' slmlenls Ihr po s1t10ns. During the past year, about 2,000 slnrlenls and Iiornn-r NIIHICIIIN have secured positions upon direel' reeonnnenllalion by lla- qmlll-o-47, 'pl,l.Nl. N . , received salaries -me-2 -- - A ' Page Tfwenly-four fgglegallllg over qlll,000,000 Vol- - . I llltlllll. lln 31.11 IIIIIS IT,