Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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THE BOARD OF CONTROL The Florida State Board of Control is appointed by the Governor, and it is composed of five outstand- ing citizens of Florida. The duties of the Board ore to: advise the Legislature of the needs of the school, to appoint the faculty, to give advise to the executive officials and to supervise the expenditures of appropriations. The Board members are appointed for four years, holding meetings once a month in Tallahassee. While the Board is not in session, Bill Powers, the Secretary to the Board of Control, carriers on the business of the Board. (Left to right! : Mr. Frank J. Heintz, attorney for Board of Control, Tallahassee; Mr. W. Glenn Miller, Monticello; Mr. George J. White, Sr., Mt. Dora; Mr. Eli H. Fink, Jacksonville ' Mr. Frank Harris, Chairman, St. Petersburg; Mr. W. F. Powers, Secretary, Tallahassee; Mrs. Jessie Ball DuPont, Jacksonville; Mr. Mollis Reinhardt, Miami; Mr. George W. English, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale. ' • ms ' i P

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DR. DOAK S. CAMPBELL OUR PRESIDENT Florida State University is proud to have as its president one of the nation ' s outstanding educators. Dr. Campbell is recognized as one of America ' s leading curriculum authorities and his book Curric- ulum Development-, under joint authorship with Dr. H. L. Caswell, has been the most widely used book on curriculum. The FSU President has also devoted a great deal of time to studies in higher education. He has conducted and published numerous surveys of higher institutions in the southern states. In 1937 he was chosen consultant to President Roosevelt ' s Adv isory Committee on Education. He is immediate past president of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. At FSU there is much evidence of President Campbell ' s leadership. In addition to the tremendous building program and enrollment increases, perhaps the most significant step has been development from four major academic divisions in 1947 to eleven in 1951. These major divisions are schools of education, home economics, music, graduate, library training and service, social work, business, jour- nalism, public administration, nursing, and the College of Arts and Sciences. Master ' s degrees may be earned in all divisions and doctoral degrees in music, home economics, English, American Liter- ature, Spanish, education, and speech.

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DR. ). BROWARD CULPEPPER Dean oF Student Welfare Dr. Culpepper, knows and is known personally by most of the students as he carries out the purpose of this Division — to give students indi- vidual attention and to insure that each student receives counsel and aid, giving him the greatest ben- efits which the institution has to offer. ADMINIST MR. lAMES F. CARR Assistant Dean of Men Mr. Carr returned to the University this year after a year ' s leave of absence to resume his responsibilities counseling the men stu- dents and supervising the social program for them. DR. OTIS McBRIDE Dean of Men As Dean of Men, Dr. McBride keeps in close contact with student groups in order to achieve the best possible adjustment of students to campus life.