Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Academic Dean L. Everett Belote came to the college in the fall of l96O. After serving last year as the Dean of the Evening College, this year he became the Academic Dean. Fore- most among his duties is the publi- cation of the Black Hawk College catalogue. He also is in charge of such things as scheduling clas- ses, in consultation with depart- ment heads, assigning staff mem- bers, selection of part-time faculty and issuing of examination sche- dules. f Registrar This year Mrs. Dorothy Kramer be- gan her fifth year as Registrar of the college. This position entails many duties which the simple phrase in charge of student records does not show. Some of these duties are: sending transcripts, taking care of selective service, and keeping records of those who are veterans and war orphans. Another facet of her job is correspond- ence with foreign students, a surpris- ingly large job in itself. 25 Vice-President for Financial Affairs ln i962 with the start of Black Hawk college, Mr. Marvin Schiess as- sumed the duties of comptroller. This year he was made Vice-President of the college in charge of business. Through his office is channeled such business as payroll, purchasing, col- lection of tax money and state aid, and receipt of tuition and fees. Mr. Schiess also serves as secretary- treasurer of the board, a position which involves budget preparation.

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N if i '3 N, . 5, -of x I J f Q tn, Director of Student Affairs Many and varied are the responsi- bilities of Mr. Charles Carlsen, Direc- tor of Student Affairs. This position, which was newly created this year, covers such areas as student employ- ment and housing, testing programs, probation and dismissals, clubs, and the student lounge. In addition to these duties, Mr. Carlsen, who has been an instructor of psychology at Black Hawk since 1963, is advisor to the student council and men's advisor. Director of Admissions Dr. Roscoe D. Kelley, a new mem- ber of the Administrative staff came to Black Hawk from Mercer Univer- sity in Macon, Georgia, where he was a Professor of Education. At B.H.C. he serves as Acting Dean of Evening College and Director of Admissions. This job covers such things as regis- tration and responsibility for the part- time faculty. Dr. Kelley is married and has four children, Douglas, 13, Lavonya, 12, Olivia, 10, and Benjamin, 8, 24

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'af 1 i Y l Q ev- BUSY BUT SMILING are the secretaries in the financial office, from left to right: Mrs. Inez Peterson, Mrs. Evelyn Swanson, and Mrs. Hor- riet Taylor. - t 1 ern: ALWAYS READY to help with the problems of registration and graduation are secretaries, ., left to right: Phyllis Peterson, Mrs. Wanda Lambert, and Miss Amy Jo Gregg. fho . A ACCURACY IS OUR WATCHWORDH seems to be the motto of Lana Hultgren, President WhaIen's secretary. Meanwhile back at the Bookstore, Mary Riordan, above, awaits her student customers. 26