Armstrong Atlantic State University - Geechee Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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Miss Jule Rossiter, the college comptroller, holds the distinction of being the only member of her sex in such a position in the University System. As comptroller she has charge over all business affairs of the college as well as supervising the maintenance of the physical plant. ' it. Jule C. Rossiter, Comptroller To the Dean of Student Affairs, James T. Rogers, falls the responsibility for all non- academic matters pertaining to students. Into this broad category falls the office of admissions, the registrar, the counselors, the alumni office, student activities and student aid. James T. Rogers, Dean of Student Affairs 14

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Joseph I. Killorin, Academic Dean PRESIDENT ASHMORE DEAN KILLORIN The fortunes of Armstrong State College in these years of its evolution into a senior college of the University System of Georgia rest primarily in the hands of Dr. Henry L. Ashmore, its able and dynamic chief adminis- trator. To Dr. Ashmore is entrusted the responsibility of recognizing the unique needs of the college in these critical years and of making recommendations concerning those to the Board of Regents, the governing body for the uni- versity system. The development of the curriculum for the four-year program and the acquisition of an outstanding faculty for it are the responsibility of Academic Dean Joseph I. Killorin. With the beginning of the junior year scheduled for the fall of 1966 tremendous strides towards this goal have already been made under his supervision. A long- time member of the college staff, he represents, in this period of dynamic change, the continuity with the high ideals that have characterized its programs in the past. 13

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Dr. Donald Anderson Assistant Dean Mrs. Martha DeWitt Director of Student Aid yp Mr. Jack H. Padgett Registrar and Admissions Officer Mr. Dale Price Director of Student Activities 15