Lubbock Christian University - El Explorador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Academics OfHCe Keeping track of the academic progress and welfare of each LCC enrollee is the task of the Academics office staff. This involves registration . permanent grades and attendance records, degree plans, academic counseling, and issuance of ID's. Agnes Dent counsels prospective and present students as she strives to help struggling students stay in school. M Norma Rhodes is Dr. Rhode's chief assistant in matters of record-keeping and enrollment. 24 - ACADEMICS ln his first year as Registrar, Ken Rhodes uses his experience as former n Students in troubleshooting students' academic problems. Able office help is provided by records clerk, Pam Johnston The voice of Pam Fowler is many callers' introduction to LCC, as her board is the front door to the Academic department.

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Pruitt's warmth, good humor, and flair for decor ease the frictions of being Academic Dean at a small Being academic Dean involves Har- vie Pruitt in the guidance of LCC's growth as an institute of higher learn- ing. Curriculum planning and devel- opment, catalog revision, departmen- tal budgeting, class scheduling, direc- tion of registration, and faculty affairs all fall under Dr. Pruitt's oversight. Dr. Pruitt is also responsible for direction of LCC's self-study report to the Southern Association of College and Schools as a part of its upcoming evaluation of . LCC for continued accreditation . Scheduling room use on the school calendar and keeping track of Dr. Pruitt's voluminous correspondence is Nita Mimms' daily task. .I Mrmms consults one of Dr Pruitt s multitude of notebooks rn an effort to Paper work and decisions go together in the administration of academic a caller's questions . affairs , ACADEMIC DEAN 23

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usin ess Affairs K' M-lffisw'-1 X Don Worten's responsibilities require long hours of negotiation by telephone and in person. With economic woes facing many colleges that are not state-supported, LCC has top leadership in its Business Department. As Assistant to the Presi- dent for Business Affairs, Don Worten must make long-range decisions in the field of finances in such areas of bond- ing, buying and selling. Henry Brown- ing, Business Manager, and Fred Knoll, comptroller, see to it that spending is kept within budget limita- tions. The hard work of these men is helping LCC overcome a large deficit and move toward black ink in the budget. t I1'3l'!S3C'L10DS . a. .1 . vars! Manager Henry Browning supervises the co1lege's immediate finan- Comptroller Fred Knoll keeps his finger on the ebb and flow of cash. BUSINESS AFFAIRS