Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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...our progress. Thomas D. Lowe Director of Purchasing Department Mrs. Marian V. Coombs Director of Student Employment and Graduate Placement Howard University maintains a Student Employment and Graduate Placement Office. Students whose finan cial needs can best be met by part-time or temporary employment are assisted in securing work through this office. Alumni and graduating seniors arc given help in securing full-time employment. The Purchasing Department handles the acquisition of all supplies and services of the University, except the salaries of the University employees. All bids for supplies and services for the University must pass through the Office of Purchasing before reaching the various departments. Almorc M. Dale Supervisor of Student Accounts The Office of Student Accounts handles all student accounts and payments for certain University facilities. Left to right: A D. Roscoe. Jr. (accountant), Mrs. P Hester (clerk), Mrs. H McClure (accounting clerk), A. M Dale (supervisor), Mrs M M Oliver (accounting clerk), Mrs E L. Vaughn (accounting clerk.). •1 y

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Carl E. Anderson Director of Student Activities C. J. Moore. Director; Miss F. Speight, Mrs. G. Handay. The University Bookstore accommodates the student with textbooks, extra reading materials and classroom supplies. The Office of Student Life, located in the University Center, assists in the operation of all the activities of the Center In addition, it coordinates plans for Homecoming. Christmas Week, and assists anyone of our 125 student organizations in the proper planning, scheduling, and evaluation of their programs and activities. Standing Receptionist D. l iter and L. Sturgis; Nurses A. Queen and E, Hymcs, Dr. W. Freeman, N'ursi A Perry Seated Drs. j Smith, Dorothy Ecrchcc, Director, Dr. S McCottry, and Nurse J Bigclou The objectives of the University Health Service are to safeguard the health of the students, to supervise the sanitation of campus facilities, to teach the principles of healthful living, jnd to provide medical care for students. The facilities of the Service consist of a Central Dispensary for consultation of minor ailments, and two infirmaries for short-term confining illnesses. In addition, the College of Dentistry. the College of Pharmacy. and the College of Medicine are available to the University Health Service when needed. -14-

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Bottom (1st) row; Mrs. Ii. Hodges, Mrs. D. llort. Miss M Fleming, Mrs. G. Shepherd, Miss J. Thomas, Miss D. McAl lister; 2nd row; Miss K Parks, Mrs. T. Halliday, Mrs. S Brown, Mrs. E. Ellis, Mrs. B Smith; 3rd row Mrs G. Whit mire, Miss W White, Mrs. O. Nabors, Miss C Robinson Mrs. S. Braucr. and Mr. M. McCray, 4th roes. Mrs. H. Brown, Mr. M. Stephen, Miss R Wcslgap. Mr. J. Pryor, Mr. J. Johnson, Miss M. Parker; 5th row: Mr. J. Duff, Miss K. Hayes, Miss B Jackson, Dr N. Stevens. Founders Library, serving the University community as its research center and housing over 240.000 volumes in all fields of learning, gives the undergraduate access to tts many services through its reference and circulation departments. The Office of the Advisor to Foreign Students serves as a clearing house for all matters which pertain to students from other lands. Information regarding visas, eligibility for part time employment, and other questions thai arise may be obtained from this office. Ernest J Wilvon. Adviser to Foreign Students