University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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Registration is busy time for Business Office employees. Admissions Office reports early registration for freshmen proved to be highly successful. More students were admitted than in any other time in the college's history. Research Department says grants from the United States Office of Education will permit the college to establish The Southwest Staff Develop- ment Center. This Center will permit the college to train leadership personnel in early childhood and special education. It also provides a means to research education strategies which can stimulate students to enhance their learning skills. The Center will be assisted by organizations within and without the State of Arkansas. W. H. Osborne, MA Donald Evatt Jerry Lancaster Admissions and Research Data Processing Supervisor Data Processing Programmer Director

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ff Harold Eidson, MA Mrs. Virginia Smith Carlis C. Hudson Business Manager Administrative Secretary Assistant Business Manager Business Office CA expands facilities for future Business Manager Harold Eidson says SCA has added, or is in the process of adding the follow- ing: Carmichael Hall for 250 women, Hughes Hall for 252 men and Elizabeth Christian cafeteria to seat approximately 400. Meadors Hall was reno- vated into the Military Science Building, new tennis courts were constructed, the driveway north of Student Center was closed. SCA added sidewalks, fenced the football stadi- um, moved the baseball field, developed a parade ground and practice area and added to sewer line to equalize pressure between the two main sewer outlets. Bruce Street was extended for a block. Business Office purchased and installed equip- ment in all new facilities, converted two class- rooms into Psychology department, purchased property adjacent to the President's Home, fenced Maintenance department, added 30 Mobile Homes, converted two storage areas into an office for the Dean of Women and extended curb, gutter, streets, and parking facilities in areas of the new buildings. In the area of Bookstore enterprises SCA increased services to accommodate the increase in enrollment. SCA Business Manager continually is in the process of planning for new, much needed facilities for the future. Leslie Crafton Robert L. Pruitt Tom King Accountant Purchasing Agent Supervisor of Student Accounts

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NIV. Frank Koon, dean of men, assists students at registration. Deans a ' - Deans handle housing, security,AWS Dean of Students Dr. James Sylar assists student organizations in developing and maintaining worthwhile and official services to the organizations and to the campus in general. His office serves all students through its program of guidance and coun- seling on both individual and group bases, and keeps a calendar of all social, cultural, and athletic events. Public Appearances, of which he is chairman, presented El Trio Romantico, National Players Presentation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Woodwind Quin- tet, Danish Gym Team and Lily gg Peter, poet. His office coordinates fraternity rush and the selection a9'1f:sS.,?S?55z3,EdD 5zi.':f.,'5fcf:.W'S of 35,Swdems fqf was who in American Universities, and Colleges. Mr. Frank Koon, Dean of Men, supervises and counsels men stu- dents. He is concerned with the student's adherence to the stand- ards of student conduct. He directs the college housing program. Residence halls, mobile homes and apartment contracts, room assignments, supervision of head residents, and questions con- cerning housing are handled in his office. Campus traffic and security come under his supervision. Miss Dorothy Long, Dean of Women, emphasizes highlights of her office as the organizing and the functioning of the Association of Women Students, working with the SCA Panhellenic Council, and the opening of the new residence Richard King Miss Dorothy Long, MA for women. Carmichael Hall. Assistant Dean of Men Dean of Women