Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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l.....gQl 1. P. Smith's position as Administrative Assistant often takes him away from the campus to handle special endow- ments to the school. Vernalee Schoffner, Development Secretary begins the long task of individual letters to the new alumni. lj Na--..,,,, As Placement Director for the University, Harold Frazell places and advises students in various fields of employment upon graduation Martha Harvey, Development Secretary pauses a moment while checking through the file of contributors to the Uni- versity. 'Avril

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Chester A. Brown, vice-president of development co-ordi nates lund raising projects and supervises long range plan ning. Fostering alumni support and maintaining constant con tact with graduates is the duty of john Van Cundy, execu- tive alumni secretary. xf1'fA. t my , Q ff? X Wersi 41 . Kansas wesmnn imvensm alumni , i X - 5- . .- 1 s3?Xs X 1, .. vp ..':: tx, 4. u 'Q Development Office Plans for Future Growth Continual planning is a necessary prerequisite to a collegeis growth. At Wesleyan this phase of operation is handled by the Development Otlice, under the direction of Chester A. Brown, Vice- President of the University. He is responsible for the Salina Sustaining Fund, Parents Fund, Capi- tal Fund Campaigns, as well as major gifts. Working closely with the Vice-President are the Executive Alumni Secretary, and Director of Publicity. Plans for future developmental growth are cur- rently underway with the construction of a new dormitory to house 192 single students and to be completed in August of 1968. A new three-story science building is to be completed in 1969. Wesleyanis developmental growth can also be seen as an increase in total assets from Sl,995, 628 in 154-,55 to 34,862,766 now as well as the expanding student population from 221 to this years enrollment of 800. Director of Publicity, joyce Hunt handles all publicity for the University and maintains a bulletin board of HKWU in the News. . .xwu .iii NEWS' 'PE NILQEIQ PferfyG-'12 Ffv 7 00 ' , .ji Ai Wesie'!3'15 Band Day ' 'f . n 11 N . ' 1 iv A if il ' A . 1 . x 5 ' fx fat . f ff .. :vs 'J Q gut? .V , fm an v In iw ,.,,, .. 1 . , if-Q.: A--

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Q V 1 N, ii Head of the academic program, Paul Renich, Dean of the University is primarily responsible for all the curriculum and faculty matter. .1 1 Q Dean Prepares Wesleyan for North Central Review Dr. Paul W. Renich, Dean of the University, is Consultant-Examiner for the North Central Asso- ciation of Colleges, an accrediting system which covers nineteen states and involves 508 institu- tions. Serving as a Commissioner since 1967, he is a member ofthe policy-making board for the NCA. This year Dean Renich helped Wesleyan prepare for its ten year accreditation review. As Dean of the University, he is directly con- cerned with the faculty personnel, projecting to them the changing educational methods and practices, and promoting the academic progress and welfare ofthe students. He enjoys instructing chemistry and giving lectures on and off campus. Responsible for compiling this yearls student catalogue was Myrna Weis, secretary to the Dean ofthe University. 1?