Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Nathan P. Budd, Professor and Dean of Instruction Office of Instruction Sets Academic Regulations. The Office of Instruction has been working, since its establishment in I957, to improve instruction on the Teachers College campus. Directed by Dr. Nathan Budd, the office sets academic regulations, finds new ways to improve the curricula and instructional material, and recruits new faculty members. Few students realize how much this office improves the academic lives of themselves. Roland Wilson, Assistant Professor, Director of Extension and Corres- pondence The Office of Admissions and Records is also included within the Office of Instruction. Directed by Arthur Miller, this office is responsible for registration and enrollment as well as student records, admissions, degree checks and student data analysis. The Office of Admissions and Records is located in Room IO5-IO7 of the Administration Building. is s Arthur Miller, Assistant Professor, Director of Admissions and Records .1

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P d X, 4. J , W ,A Dr. Laurence C. Boylan, Dean ot Graduate Studies f I . fi ':r,? 'V The Division ot Graduate Studies under the direction Dr. Laurence C. Boylan, is responsible for assisting the division and department heads to develop programs in the following areas: l. Pre-service and in-service pro- grams tor elementary teachers. 2. Masters degree programs for teachers, librarians, counselors, ad- ministrators, and supervisors in elemen- tary and secondary schools, and in iuniorcolleges. 3. Sixth year programs leading to the Specialists in Education degree tor teachers, supervisors, counselors, and administrators in elementary and sec- ondary schools. gs Graduate Studies Aid Department Heads l m.......i STANDING: John Breukelman, Biology, Karl Bruder, Speech, Robert Lee, Library Education, Raymond Russell, Business, E. L. Barnhart, lndustrial Arts, Nathan Budd, Professor and Dean of Instruction, Alex Daughtry, Education, Art Miller, Assistant Professor and Director Administration and Records, S. Winston Cram, Physical Science, William Seller, Social Science, and Charles E. Walton, English. SITTING: Barbara Smith, Secretary of Graduate Office, Laurence C. Boylan, Dean of Graduate Council, Minnie M. Miller, Foreign Language, Jeanne Galley, Physical Education, and Kathryn Whitten, Home Economics. NOT PICTURED: Ted Andrews, Biology, Marion Emerson, Mathematics, Norman Eppink, Art, John E. King, President, B. A. Nugent, Music, Joseph M. Pease, Physical Education, and Merritt W. Sanders, Psychology.

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Dean R. G. Cremer, head of Business Administration, has the responsibility of handling all financial transactions of the college and organizations as well as col- lecting fees from the students. He has served the college in this position for 43 years. The Business Office, in Room l23 of the Administration Building, handles the func- tions of the business administration. Miss Elizabeth Howell heads the office with twelve assistants: Mary Green, Janet Schiebe, Mrs. Bonnie Burch, Mrs. Stella Burch, Mrs. Mary Dorring, Mrs. Katherine Duffield, Noreen Magathan, Mrs. Paul Gilbert, Mrs. John Foster, Cleodora Held, Karol Storey, and Ethel Melendy. As well as carrying out the usual duties they cash personal checks for students, and supervise the payment of employees. The General Office, headed by Mrs. Al Locke, is also a part of Business Administra- tion. This office which is located in Room l I8 of the Administration Building has served the college for over 30 years. lt handles enrollment cards, addressograph and dupli- cating work, incoming and outgoing mail, and the switchboard. Five years ago, IBM computing machines were installed and have since become a major facility of the school's operations. Business Administration Handles Finances Miss Elizabeth Howell, gm-sur Mrs Elizabeth Locke Tabulatlng Equipment Supervisor