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ADMINISTRATION - FACULTY President - ' 2-13 Provost ' 4 Academic Deans ' Departments - ' -37 Counselors Personnel ■ ' ' There is glamour connected with a university and es- pecially during a time of expansion. The expansion offers a challenge to administration, faculty, and students. Western in the past year has seen an expansion of the intellect. More courses have been added, necessitating the hiring of new professors. A major in psychology was added. An advanced program in genetics was initiated. Other educative activities included speech clinics, music camps, art and conservation workshops, and teacher con- ferences.
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Education: Blueprint for Success since President Knoblauch ' s arrival at Western in 1958 the campus has witnessed growth. Western ' s tomorrow has been placed in his hands. As administrator, Dr. Knoblauch plans, organizes, directs, coordinates and controls the activities of the administrative staff. President Knoblauch is concerned with all phases of higher education, especially those that need strengthening if we are to survive as a nation and as a people. Speaking in one of his messages this year. President Knoblauch stated: We grow somewhat weary of relentless drive that seems to regard the gifted student as the only student worthy of society ' s special attention. In education, and in higher edu- cation in particular, we need to pause long enough to ac- tually give expression to one of our most precious of philo- sophical concepts — the virtual rule of our way of life — all individuals are different! We are often guilty of forgetting this basic understanding. More often than not, if we don ' t forget it entirely, we abuse the concept so freely as to fail to give evidence that it was ever recognized and this comes about because of our failure to make the most of each indi- vidual ' s talents. Obviously, an equal educational opportunity for all is only stating a part of the Corollary. What one can gain in an educational opportunity situation Is, of course, de- pendent upon one ' s abilities. Dr. Knoblauch has degrees from Michigan State Univer- sity, University of Michigan and hHarvard University. He has done administrative work at the University of Connecticut and the University of Michigan. With Dr. Knoblauch ' s guidance. Western will continue to g row. He will open the doors for many to knowledge, better teaching and better ideas. DR. AND MRS. A. L. Knoblauch take a moment away from their busy schedules to pose with their daughters, Nancy and Muriel Ann, before the mantle In theii home.
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