Washburn University - Kaw Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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LOST AND FOUND, the University switchboard, duplicating machines, and other office equipment are located in the Service Area. Headed by Mrs. Beth Williams, the staff of four includes Mrs, Marguerite Light, switchboard: Jean Newcomer, and Mrs. Eleanor Carson. UNIVERSITY nurse Mrs. Lucille Wallace and school physician Dr. William Nice maintain regular office hours for the benefit of ailing students. Mrs. Wallace also supervises all student medical records. 23

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S ' 1 2: i 1 f::'f:'ll V - METHODICAL efforts produce accurately scaled drawings. Colle e benefits students, eommunit THE LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE at Washburn functions to provide, in the richest measure possible, a broad education in a wide number of fields including the divisions of humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. It functions to preserve, advance, and transmit knowledge and skills in selected areas of experience and, as a part ofa public institution, it plans its program about two focal points, the student and the commu- nity. The college emphasizes in its planning the primacy of good instruction over all other activity. The availability of all its teachers to all students regardless of classification contributes to the uniqueness of its program. Faced with the need to expand its services to a growing commu- nity, the Liberal Arts College is aware of its responsibility also to develop new programs involved in such growth. The faculty is encouraged to engage in specific research proiects and in other forms of creative activity designed to improve teaching competency, to serve community needs, and to contribute to the extension of knowledge. 25