California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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DEDICATICN Dr. Woodrow C. WhiTTen Since arriving on The campus of Cal WesTern Universify in The fall of 1958, Dr. Woodrow C. WhiTTen has proven To be ci greaT asseT To The UniversiTy, iTs goals, and iTs ideals. His mosT demanding Task is ThaT of being faculTy advisor To all for- eign sTudenTs on campus. From The minuTe needs of visiTors To our land such as dieT, housing, and friend- ship, To The more pressing needs of how can I renew my visa on TwenTy-four hour noTice, how do l pay TuiTion when I can'T geT monies ouT of my own counTry have been ably dealT wiTh by Dr. WhiTTen. Each year Dr. WhiTTen organizes sTudenT summer Tours To foreign counTries. These Tours have been very rewarding for sTudenTs wishing To combine sTudy and Travel in Europe. Dr. WhiTTen's undergraduaTe work was aT Harding College wiTh a major in hisTory and a minor in religion. His MasTer's Degree wiTh an empha- sis in religion was Taken aT Peabody College. Work. for his DocToraTe broughT him To The WesT CoasT and The Universify of California aT Berkeley in 1939. He came To Soufhern Cali- fornia in 1943 as an insTrucTor in hisTory aT Pepperdine College where he organized a Forum-ArTs program and The firsT organized sTudenT Tours. AfTer fiffeen years aT Pepperdine, Dr. WhiTTen felT iT was Time for a change. California WesTern Univer- sify offered all The Things required in The way of an insTiTuTion of higher learning-a challenge in working To build a greaT insTiTuTion, an op- porTuniTy To Teach wiTh oThers wiTh similar ideals, and an inspiring environmenf in which To work. Dr. WhiTTen lives on campus wiTh his wife, Elwanda, and Three aTTrac- Tive daughfers. Through many hours of dedicaTed work, Dr. WhiTTen has promoTed Cal WesTern, and To him we dedicaTe The 1963 Loma Del Mar.

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