Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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the Assistant Dean of Creighton College and Uni- versity College is best known among the students as the man who solves most of their problems involving their class work. held such diversified positions as Chief Surgeon of the U. S. Forces in S. W. Pacific, Commander of Vaughn General Hospital, and Consultant in Industrial Hygiene at St. Louis University before he became Dean of the School of Medicine. the Regent of the School of Medicine, the School of Dentistry, and the College of Pharmacy has had previous execu- tive experience. He is the former President of St. Louis University.

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Deans and Regents Excellence in education is measured by achievement, and superiority in adminis- tration is measured by the ability to lead and to direct. An administrator in education must possess the qualifications and abilities of both educator and director. Heading the staffs of Creighton ' s four colleges and five schools are men who possess those necessary qualities in full measure. the former Assistant Dean of Rockhurst College, ably fills many positions at Creighton. In addition to being a member of the Board of Trustees, he is the Dean of Creighton College, the Dean of University College, and the Regent of the College of Commerce. who was an Associate Solicitor in the Department of Agriculture in Washington, D. C, came to Creighton this year to become the Dean of the School of Law. In that capacity he passes on to his students priceless secrets about how to render valuable le ' fal services.

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The Deans 7£ f - the Regent of the School of Law teaches the freshmen law students Torts and makes sure that every law stu- dent is well founded in the philosophy of law. the Dean of the College of Pharmacy, had a varied and successful career in the practice of his profession as well as teaching before he came to Creighton. T T jg is the Vice-President of the American Dental Association and the high- ly esteemed Dean of the School of Dentistry.