Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Pr«s d«tt Nabrit representing the U S at the United Nations during hit leave trem Howard. To Ambassador James M arvd Norma Nabrit. J-.. with bcot wisln» — Hebert Humphrey. 28 .etc. U N. Ambassadors. Nabnt and Goldberg reach an agreement

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0 Nrbfit Or. Nabrit ard his admin strew? sccf«ary M'S. Loot? A Nwiwr, tio has served rin loyally ter twenty 1m yaars. PRESIDENT NABRIT SEEKS TO RESOLVE STUDENT MALAISE It s Academic'1’ On WPCTV. Dr Nabrit speahs on the inpcrtnicc ot staying ir school Ho’s petureri bdnw wtrh Mis Nabrit and tm IntnMs tftn.in. Dr Bcirvvfl ft Kill Shortly otter returning to Howard University from the United Nation ; wnere he had been appointed by President Johnson as U.S. permanent Deputy Representative. Dr. James M. Nabrit. Jr. announced his retirement as President of Howard. Writing and traveling were foremost in his retirement plans. He later altered his plans, deciding to re main at Howard until retirement is mandatory. After a spring of unrest which included 3 student boycott. daily demonstrations and suspected arson, an ettec tive dialogue is beginning to he developed between the administration. represented by Dr. Nahr t, and the student body. As President Nabrit has said on many occasions, student participation in all matters affecting their welfare is encouraged at Howard A noted civil libertarian himself. Dr. Nabnt realigns, however, that absolute freedom of expression and action can lead to anarchy. As for the student grievances which precipitated the unrest many have been resolved. A Student Judiciary and a written --Cone of Conduct” both of which the students were involved in pre paring are now in effect: and ROTC is no longer compulsory here at Howard Meanwhile, Dr. Nabrit continues to seek a lasting rap port between students, faculty and administrators as they all strive toward a common goal, that of academic excellence. 2:

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TOP ROW- Stanton L WormWy, Ph D . Aradem V« President. w re-sponsible for the supervision of the ten snhncls and co e »«. the ijn, vcrvty library and any assignments os may be made periodical by the President G. Frederick Stanton, M.8.A. Secretary, is responsible for all offi: et rcc orris a nr (unctions of the Unr.ersity as «v I as 'or coordinator ol Ihe profitin' ct University development and alumni affairs. James B. Clarke. M.A.. Treasurer and Cnief Busings and Financial Offrcer coordinates the li«al ard bus ness act r ties of the University. Armour J. Blackburn. Ed O Dean ol Student' ■$ responsible for Ihe coord nat-on ard development ol programs in the creas cf student services BOTTOM ROW: G. L. Wash ngton, MS., Ass slant lu llw Pr s»0«nt. ass Sts II » Officuol the Prosrcenl m carrying out Ihe various aspects ol the Un vers ty orogran. Colonel James H. Robinson. L.L H.D.. Avstslanl lu Ibc Academe; Vice President s respor stole lor ttwdi ly routine o' the Academ e Vice President's Office anc assists nirr ir the general administration nf the ter schools and colleges and the IJnrvers ty library Wendell G. Morgan, tho Assistant treasurer, pondersove' the numerous tlwcks await ng ms signature. I 29