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

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College Finance and Community Services as 3 JLLE C ROSSITER Serving as the Assistant to the Associate Dean for Community Services, Mrs. Mary Strong strives to make the public aware of Armstrong State College and the various programs it has to offer. Mrs. Strong co-ordinates the non-credit courses available to the public and the University of Georgia extension courses for college students. Working with Dr. An- derson, she helps to keep the Armstrong State Col- lege Alumni informed of Armstrong activities. As comptroller at Armstrong State College. Miss Jule C. Rossiter handles all business affairs of the college. She is responsible for maintaining all fiscal records, preparing financial reports, and receiving all funds paid to the college. Also included in her many financial duties is her assistance to President Ashmore in the preparation of the yearly budget. At present, Miss Rossiter is working closely with the architect on the plans for construction of the new facilities to be erected on the Armstrong Campus. MARX H STRONG Assistant to the Associate Dean, Community Services 2 fi - vw, 1 5 A 24 5, -J 'Q f-, 1 4 uw A 0 def' , S- I . ' X I' .,...

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Donald D. Anderson ASSOCIATE DEAN EOR COMMUNITY SERVICES 1121 xi '-296' 3' M 1-: a l i .f 'Y .Q J s C Dr. Donald D. Anderson has efficiently taken over the role of Associate Dean for Community Services. Working together with Mrs. Mary Strong, Dr. Anderson strives to make aware to the public Armstrong State Colleges programs and needs. He continually aids in the growth of Armstrong as a four- year institution by developing and coordinat- ing such programs as Operation Return, which is aimed at assisting people interested in returning to college after having been out for a number of years. At present, Dr. Anderson plays a dual role. In addition to his duties as Associate Dean for Community Services, Dr. Anderson is also serving as Head of the Department of Edu- cation. With Mrs. Mary Dan Coleman, Dr. Anderson strives to prepare students for a career in the teaching profession. Teaching in the Education Department, counseling edu- cation majors, and working with the Com- munity Services and the public make Dr. An- derson an integral part of the administration and faculty of Armstrong State College.

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-Dzawrr., -d,....--- ,,,f4- 'U'-T-Tri- 4,-,44 . '-Fljgtm . 'fi 5 MARTHA C DeW'lTT ANN NEASE Director of Financial Aid Campus Nurse l 'X L DALE L. PRICE SKUCTCHI The Office of Student Affairs, under the major concerns of the Student Affairs direction of Dr. james T. Rogers, is re- Office, qualified counselors are available to sponsihle for all aspects of the co-curricular assist, at the students' request. life of students. This includes orientation, To the Registrar, Mr. Jack Padgett, and registration, student activities, financial assist- the office of Registration and Admission ance, student records, counseling and stu- is entrusted the task of admitting and regis' dent health and welfare. tering students and maintaining all student Mrs. Martha C, DeXX7itt heads the Com- records. mittee on lfinancial Aid which seeks to assist The health services program is supervised students who demonstrate scholastic ahility by our Campus Nurse, Mrs. Ann Nease. hut are unalwle to attend college without fi- The infirmary is temporarily located in the nancial assistance. gymnasium and is open from nine in the Mr. Dale L. Price, Director of Student morning to three in the afternoon, Mrs. Activities, is responsible for the effective co- Nurse is fCSP01'1SlblC for administering all ordination of all student activities and or- inoqulgtiong and she directs the blood drive ganizations on campus. On Campus, Because student welfare is one of the