Belhaven University - White Columns Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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BELHAVEN COLLEGES administrative team is led by the collegeis dedicated and dynamic president-Howard Cleland. President Cleland assumed leadership of Belhaven in July 1961, and within two years has brought Belhaven forward in a program of expansion. EII1phaSiZiHg quality, the major goals have been in- creased faculty, enriched curriculum, enlarged student body, and expanded physical facilities. The Board of Trustees and President Cleland have announced plans to enroll 600 students by 1966. It is their hope that Belhaven will retain its personal friendlinessug this attitude is best achieved in a small college where close faculty-student relationships are possible. There are now 12 students to each faculty member and its ratio will be maintained as enrollment increas- es. Belhaven's administration is to be congratulated on the sound planning for the future and excellent team- work which has produced great strides in Christian education. 16

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if iffligfngkw nw-,V :wifi Q set? . 4 jigs President Howard Cleland has spent his entire career in education. He has a total of sixteen years experience in school administration. Respected for his honesty and sincerity and noted for his friendliness, President Cleland is an aggressive leader interested in the progress of the students and the school. Nd . NJ G1 'Wir-1 ag .L x 18