Fisk University - Oval Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Deans pass pronouncements that affect the lives of students Representing Fisk at various educational events, planning the curriculum, and teaching are a few of the duties and re- sponsibilities of Dean Redd. In fulfilling these, he has made progress in recogniz- ing the goal of high academic standing for Fisk and has kept the student body aware of the true purpose of college life by his stress on academic excellence. Dean George Redd Dean ofthe College

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The dean of women's office is concerned with both the inner and outer attitudes and feelings of its women students. lt is vital to strive to implement academic life and to aid each woman in developing as a lady of sensitive charm who builds within herself a stable foun- dation and a deep rooted conviction of the meaning of life. Supplementing this, emphasis is placed on the idea of women in the world today who are involved with great commit- ments in working with others while helping them to realize what they will face in a world that is growing in adventure and complexity. Dean 0'Dessa Shipley Dean of Women The challenge of student involvement in the affairs of Fisk University is one of encouraging students to devote a portion of their time and talents to the essential task of redefining the goals and purposes ofthe institution. In meeting this challenge, we recognize, in both word and deed, that students are able and entitled to participate as responsible partners in the process of establishing the policies and procedures of their college. Dean Reginald Hughes Dean of Student Affairs - J?

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D. Jessie Smith University Librarian C Q +1 1,7 9 I 4 . Mr. E, J. Junior, Jr. Business Manager Mr. W. D. Hawkins, Jr. Comptroller 22