University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Alvin Alcorn — VP Administration Marie Hancock Vice President — Student Services Dina Lewis re Dr. Richard Mitchell, VP Student Services 22

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W. R. Bradford, President Keith Allen, Exec. Secretary Dr. Leslie Fisher, State Superintendent of Schools Jack Annis Dr. Jon Bruce Ruth Holmes Ed Livermore C. T. Morgan James A. Thomas Not shown H. A. Carlson E. T. Dunlap, Chancellor Bob F. Allee Joe F. Gary Rubye Hall Bert H. Mackie James L. Mills Scott E. Orbison John H. Patten Dr. Eugene Swearingen Regents for Oklahoma Colleges Regents for Higher Education Governor David Boren Governor David Lyle Boren, native of Seminole and 21st governor of Oklahoma, is the youngest chief executive in the United States. Governor Boren attended Yale University, where he was graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Oxford University in England as a Rhodes Scholar, and the University of Oklahoma where he received his juris doctor- ate. Currently he is on leave of absence from his teaching and admin- istrative duties at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, where he is head of the Department of Government. Governor Boren serves as chairman of the five-state Ozark Regional Commission, of the Southern Growth Policies Board, and of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission. He is a member of the Energy Committee of the Southern Governors’ Conference and the National Governors’ Conference Task Force on Social Welfare Reform, and serves on the steering committee of the Education Com- mission of the States.