Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Vice-President Augsburg's new Vice-President for Development, Rev. Clifford lVI. Johnson, is the second member of the Augsburg Board of Trustees to accept a top ad- ministrative position at the college. Rev. Johnson is directly responsible for launching the current twenty-year Augsburg development pro- gram. He also was director for the two year fund raising campaign to build the George Sverdrup Li- brary. A graduate of Augsburg Academy, Augsburg College and Augsburg Theological Seminary, he brings exceptional administrative ability and Christian commitment to his new position at Augsburg. Along with his college duties, Rev. Johnson is a member and chairman of various church and civic organizations. President of the Colle e From his first official appearance before the stu- dent body at the president's convocation in the fall, Interim President, Leif S. Harbo, has made both the students and faculty fully aware of his interest in the Augsburg community. President Harbo has had much experience in work- ing with students. He has expressed the idea that he wants the students to govern things for themselves but also be aware of another's point of view when making decisions. lVlany areas of concern were recognized by President Harbo this year. Among these were the LFC-ALC merger, which is now complete, and the area con- cerned with student rights and responsibilities.

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Faculty-Academic Division of Religion and Philosophy ..... Division of Humanities i,,.iiiii....,...i. English ....iii,,,,.. Speech and Drama ii... Languages ....iiii.iiii Music to Art ....iiii.iiiii ..i..siii.....,ii,.....V Division of Social and Natural Sciences History and Political Science i,..,...... Sociology ..... .S ,i.. S, .rirr............. -- Education and Psychology ,.ii,... Library iii,....iiii........icii....iiii.... Business and Home Economics .ir,... - Physical Education ,rrr....-iii...... Science and Math rrri., Academic Study riiiirrc Board of Regents ....riri.. Development Council -.. .... , Administrative Staff M---

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Dean of the College Dr. Martin Quanbeck is a man of great integrity and stands for all that is best and highest in college life. He participates in all phases of planning for Augsburg. Dr. Quanbeck, being an excellent administrator, works quietly, efficiently and effectively. Aside from his Work at the college, Dean Quanbeck rep- resents Augsburg on several important committees in the field of education. He is also chairman and member of a number of faculty committees, including the committee on Educational Policies. X.. Dean of Women Gerda lVlortensen with special responsibilities for the women of the college is closely associated with the Dean of Students. As Coordinator of Student activi- ties she keeps the college Calendarg issues Weekly bulletins to the Echog acts as a Hclearing housew for all groups scheduling meetings on the campusg and serves as a resource person on student activities for all student groups and organizations. She is ever ready to guide and advise individual students on problems that may arise. An inspiration to all, lVliss Mortensen is devoted first to her God and then to her school. Dean of Students As acting Dean of Students during the absence of Peter Armacost, Glen Johnson functions in the two areas of personal counseling and administration. He has chief responsibility for the assignment of students to faculty counselorsg the ini- tiation and approval of student loans, grants-in-aid, and schol- arshipsg and the coordination of all administration of student personnel services, including testing, orientation, and advising in regard to military service. Beneath his calm and assurance, Dean Johnson has shown a deep concern for the college and its students. He is dedi- cated to fostering an atmosphere of sincere Christian com- mittment to the truths of life. ll