Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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i i ADMINISTRATION •

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A f ithin the college is a body of nine elected representatives of the faculty and three ex-officio members, the Registrar , Dean of the Graduate Division, and Dean of the College , entitled the Faculty Senate, Serving as a clearinghouse for all academic matters, this body supervises the catalogue , sched- ule of classes and the advisement program. Daily the faulty and administration of Fort Hays State molds and guides the student’s life as he grows in his college career. Within the college the student is offered opportunities in many fields; liberal arts , letters and sciences , applied arts and sciences , music and pre-professional training , Not only do the clas sroom lectures affect the student, but also during his student life he come to know the philosophies of his instructors and to feel their friendliness and leadership. These are the people serving the college who are respon- sible for the administrative and academic aspects of Fort Hays State — the faculty and administration . . . FACULTY ANL

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ADMINISTRATION DR. E. R, MoCARTNEY, Professor of Eco- nomic.- and Business; Dean .of the College ■ RALPH V. CODER, Professor of English aj: i Chairman of Division of Language, Lit- • l,IJI 1 and Speech; Dean of Graduate Division MISS JEAN STOLE PER, Assistant Professor; Dean of Women STANDLEE V, DALTON, Associate Professor of Botany; Registrar and Director of Ad- missions DR, W. |). MORELAND, Professor of Politi- cal Science and Sociology and Head of Department : Di reel or of Housing RICHARD E. BURNETT, Assistant Professor; Dean of Men 12