Bucknell University - L Agenda Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Rainly RiVENBURG MlLLLB ElSENHAUER HOLTER ROBBINS Sutherland Simpson Lawson Ogburn THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ONE of Bucknell ' s least known yet most active groups is the University Council. This ex-officio body of men is composed of the President, Homer P. Rainey; Director of the Junior College and Summer Extension, J. H. Eisenhaucr; Dean of the College, R. H. Rivenburg; Dean of Students, J. Hillis Miller; the Chairmen of the Five Academic Groups, S. C. Ogburn, H. W. Rabbins, R. L. Sutherland, F. M. Simpson, G. B. Lawson; and the Registrar, H. W. Holter. The Council was organized on November 30, 1932 for the purpose of handling those matters which are difficult to discuss adequately in a session of the entire faculty. Many of the old faculty committees have been abolished and their duties taken over by this unit. Matters dealing with admission, attendance, standing, curriculum and courses, registration, rules, regulations, the summer session and extension, are among those items now efficiently handled by this one administrative body. 13]

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Since September, 192 3 Dr. Romeyn H. Rivenburg has been Dean of the College at Bucknell University, his Alma Mater, from which he was graduated in the class of 1897. Dean Rivenburg has served as Presi- dent of the Higher Education Department of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, and as President of the Eastern Association of College Deans and Advisers of Men. ROMI.VN HnNllY RiVHNBURG Dtait of the Colic fit- In 1914 Miss Amelia E. Clark received her A.B. degree from Elmira College, and the following year, her M.A. degree from Columbia. As Assistant Pro- fessor of French she taught at Elmira College from 1916 until 1924, when she came to Bucknell. Miss Clark was made Acting Dean of Women in 192 5 and the following year became Dean of Women. On leave of absence during the year 1932-33, she studied at New York University. Amllia Elizablth Clark Dcaii of Women Dean Miller holds his A.B. degree from the Uni- versity of Richmond and his M.A. degree from the University of Virginia. After teaching three years at William and Mary College, he was awarded a fellowship by the National Council. He spent two years at Columbia University in graduate study, then came to Bucknell in 1930 as Dean of Freshmen and Assistant Professor of Psychology. In February, 193 3 he was made Dean of Students. J. HiLLIS MriJ.ER Dean of Sftitlenfs [12]

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Sprague, Coleman, bAiLrxTiNE, Rockwell. Frantz Griffith, Warfel, Robbins, Smith Whyte, Clark, Padou. Phillips, Theiss LANGUAGE GROUP H. W. RoBBI C . NS, Chairniiiii Prof. Harry W. Robbins Prof. Leo L. Rockwell Prof. James P. Whyte Prof. William H. Coleman Prof. Lewis E. Theiss Asst. Prof. Harry R. Warfel Prof. Benjamin W. Griffith Prof. Amelia E. Clark Asst. Prof. Jennie D. Phillips Asst. Prof. Charles W. Smith Asst. Prof. Arthur L. Brandon Instr. Byron S. Hollinshead Instr. Lois A. Stevenson Ficiicl} Instr. Gladys E. Calkins Instr. Majel K. Brooks Gcrniun Prof. Leo L. Rockwell Asso. Prof. Adolf I. Frantz Prof. William H. Eyster Instr. V. A. McCrossen Greek Prof. Frank R. Hamblin Latin Prof. Floyd G. Ballcntine S [hi II is I) Asso. Prof. Frank A. Sprague Instr. Louise Padou [14] ♦ ■• . •♦