Alabama State University Montgomery - Hornet Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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LEOTIS PETERM AN, Vice President For Business Affairs --.--o 4 :4 - 4...: p...- ' LEFT: JOSEPH H. STEVENS. University Treasurer; RIGHT: JOSEPH A. LACEY Cashier

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Administrative Officers Share Responsibilities ROBERT D. REID. Ph.D.. Professm' of History, Vice Presideni for Academic Affairs Dr. Robert Reid and Dr. William E. Johnson. Jr.. Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs and Chairman. Division of Graduate Studies. discuss the merits of a particular pictm'al layout for use in an academic brouhure. A Veep Speaks Of An EE Institutions of higher education cannot remain static if they are to provide the experiences which wiil aid young people in meeting the challenges of a rapidly changing social order. Colleges and UniversiA ties that are afraid of innovations and are smugly sat- isfied with the status quo will soon discover that they are doomed to mediocrity and failure even though they may continue some form of existence. Faculty and staff members of Alabama State Uni- versity are ever mindful of their obligation to offer meaningful programs which are constantly scruti- nized to make sure that they continue in tune with the times. The theme of the 1970 Yearbook which emphasizes such educational goals as evaluation and excellence is most appropriate in calling attention to the objectives of our efforts. 28

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Quarles Heads Student Affairs The division of Student Affairs seeks to provide the atmosphere for the student to build and maintain high standards of scholarship, to develop abilities and social ideals essential for good citizenship, and effective leader- ship. Administration emcee of the division located in Me- Gehee Hall, are staifed by the Vice President for Student Affairs, Arnold Quarles; two Assistant Vice Presidents, Housing thcer, and Coordinator of Student Activities. The Testing Service and Counseling Center occupy suites in the area also. Included within the Division of Student Affairs are the University Health Center, located on the ground floor, Simpson Hall; the Placement Office located in Paterson Hall; Financial Aids in Councill Hall and University Admissions, Councill Hall. In addition to these services, the Student Affairs staff is charged with personal record keeping, referral counseling. non-academie pro- gramming of activities and organizations and the coor- ination of student discipline. The area in its expanded services for campus living areas, has an accelerated Residence Assistant program in all the dormitories with two residence hall programmers now operating in the dormitories. ARNOLD E. QUARLES, Vice President for Student Afairs ROSE H. ROBINSON, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs DR. FELIX E. JAMES, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and University Chapiain Students and Counselor review educational materials. tL-Rt: Oscar Sellers, Bettie Ogletree, Willie Mae Walker, and Mrs. Mable Whisen- hunt, Coordinator of Counseling