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Dr. Hugh Rodman Leavell Assistant Dean Dr. James L. Whittenberger Assistant Dean 9
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Dr. John Crayton Snyder Dean 8
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Front row —Mr. Spaulding, Mrs. Barnaby, Dr. Snyder, Dr. Leavell, Miss O’Neill. Renr roir —Miss Smith, Miss Murphy, Miss McCarthy, Mrs. Purdy, Mr. Parsons, Miss Laskey, Miss Boghosian, Miss Sowles. ADMINISTRATION T HE numerous procedures required to run the School of Public Health smoothly and effi¬ ciently are carried out by the administrative staff. From a long time before the students convene from all parts of the world to register at the School, and undoubtedly for quite a long time after the last of them has left, the myriad details of administration they require have been and will continue to be performed. Dean Snyder, Asistant Deans Leavell a nd Whittenberger, Dr. Forbes, Mr. Spaulding and Mrs. Barnaby, in addition to their responsibilities within the School, continue to be effective spokes¬ men for the School in its relationships with the University, the Alumni, the community and the world at large. Helping to adjust the student to his new environment, fulfilling ever-present de¬ mands from the front office for various kinds of information, and solving the thousand and one problems that were presented to them by the students were among the many things graciously and capably performed by the Misses Beverly Laskey, Mary O ' Neill, Joan Smith, Madeline Sowles, Agnes Murphy, Nuvart Boghosian, Janet McCarthy, Mrs. Millicent Purdy and Mr. Jean Parsons. The past year was marked by the introduction of an orientation course for students coming to the United States for the first time. It was given for two weeks prior to the opening of School in September and was under the direction of Dr. Forbes, Faculty Advisor for Foreign Students. On January 1, 1958, the School became a landlord when arrangements were concluded to lease sev¬ eral apartments near the School for occupancy by some of our students. Utilizing their administra¬ tive as well as artistic skills, Mrs. Barnaby and Miss Laskey furnished the apartments and left details of rental to a local real estate firm. The Development Office, under Mr. Spaul¬ ding’s direction, arranged a conference of the Industrial Council for Tropical Health and su¬ pervised the publication of the proceedings in book form. Mr. Spaulding also represented the Association of Schools of Public Health in pro¬ moting legislation for federal aid to the accredited schools of public health in the United States. 10
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