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Page 21 text:
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. 'W Q ,. Inn 5' THE COLLEGE OF EMPORIA ElIPORIL.KANSAS OFFICE OF THE PRE IDFN As my second year in the office of President of The College of Emporia comes to a close, I like to look back upon it as a Year of Progress for all of us. For one thing, we have become the largest private college in the state of Kansas. This was accomplished through an accelerated admission program, and through the dedication, loyalty and hard work of the staff in the admissions office. And it was done at a time when nearly every other private college in the state showed a drop in its enrollment. Our next step in this area will be to achieve a better balance in our student body, while at the same time maintaining our status as the largest private college in the state. For another thing, we are working diligently to innovate and meet changing needs of students in the academic area. We have made definite strides in this direction, and while it is not something which will be accomplished overnight, at least we have shown considerable progress in our efforts. For a third, we have put increased emphasis upon extracurricular activities in an effort to provide more complete educational, social, cultural and physical offerings to our students. We have, too, started a summer 'session to provide new educational opportunities for those who participate in these programs, which include the chance to learn to fly. Plans are now being formulated for the January interterm session that I believe will offer exciting possibilities for our students, and we are developing some off campus summer programs as well. My hopes for the immediate years ahead are to keep The College of Emporia grow- ing in stature, and at the same time to keep it distinctive in its offerings to young people who come here for their higher education. By continuing the programs already underway, I am positive that these goals can and will be attained. Sincerely yours , f y vN Barkev Kibarian, Ph. D. President
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STUDENT AFFAIRS Deans Of Students The Student Affairs Office is involved in almost all aspects of campus and off campus life. Two heavy responsibilities are placed on Dean Mitchell: One, to be Dean of men and the other to be Dean of Students. Dean Johnson also has two great responsibilities: Dean of Women and English instruction. Being Deans brings both Dean Mitchell' and Dean Johnson closer to the students. Both of them keep an open-door policy. Any student having a problem or a desire just to talk may 'go in at any time. MRS. GENEVIEVE JOHNSON MR. JOHN MITCHELL MRS. JANICE SHEETS Have a piece.
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