Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Lucius Garvin, Dean of the College Dean of Students Kramer Directs Personnel Area Dr. Fred Kramer, Macalester's Dean of Students, is respon- 'i for the administration and coordination of the student ,onnel program. He supervises the staff working in the :as of counseling, residence halls, foreign student advising, student health, student activities, testing, financial aid, off- campus housing, senior placement and the Student Union. He advises five activities and does personal counseling. Dean Garvin and his better half cut a rug at the Christmas tree lighting. Dr. Lucius Garvin ls Mac's New Dean of the College Macalesterls new Academic Dean, Dr. Lucius Garvin, arrived at his position as a Freshman in August. Succeding Dean Dupre, he left his post as Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Maryland to become the man responsible for leading Mac's academic progress. Dr. Gavin, a professor of philosophy at Oberlin for seven- teen years, works to better the academic climate of the College. His many other jobs include heading the Admissions, Curricu- lum, Cabinet, and Honors Committees. .4- Fred Kramer, Dean of Students A peek into newly-appointed Assistant Dean Gareth Olson's diminutive ofiice finds he and Dean Kramer discussing a student's record. s l l ' ggi! 1.::f?l. 12113 5

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President Rice Handles Macalester's Executive Duties President of the College Harvey M. Rice Meeting with the Trustees is on important port of the President's iob. Leading Macalester as it builds for its future, President of the College Harvey M. Rice has numerous executive duties and capacities. He manages the over-all operation of the edu- cational, financial, and business areas of the College - work- ing with Trustees, faculty, students, staff, and the public. President Rice helps to develop the policies of the Board of Trustees through his position as a member of the Board and as spokesman for the students, faculty, and administrative ofhcials. The heads of each of the College's various branches make possible the Collegeis orderly operation by carrying out the responsibilities delegated to them by Dr. Rice. Frequent briefing and planning sessions are essential to the President's function as coordinator, liaison, and decision maker. Dr. and Mrs. Rice are avid supporters of Mac's athletic teams, and they attend most of the campus activities. They invite Freshmen to their home for a Frosh Week reception, and Seniors are the Rices, guests prior to graduation. -' . 'FS' WW. ww' -f K V T ti.. . T .sss I rw Dr. Rice serenades the Homecoming Queen. Dr. and Mrs. Rice welcome Freshmen to their home during the Orientation Week reception 'I6

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Dean Lund Counsels and Advises Women Students As Associate Dean of Students, Miss Sue Lund is respon- sible for all women's housing-both on and oil campus. She serves as adviser to the executive board of the newly-organized Association of Women Students and the Off-Campus Womenis Board. In addition to doing personal counseling, Miss Lund works to help resident women in developing the growth and effectiveness of student government. Miss Lund chats with Lolita Holden at the American Association of University Women's tea for Senior girls. Dean Taylor and Secretary Mrs. Uggen file the inevitable student information cards collected at registration validation. 18 Sue Lund, Associate Dean of Students Scholarships, Freshmen Aid Concern Dean Ta lor David S. Taylor, Assistant Dean of Students, directs the ad- ministration of scholarships and iinancial aid programs. Ar- ranging for men's off-campus and married student housing is another of his primary duties. He is also responsible for plan- ning the orientation program for freshmen and new students, administrating special activities and projects, and fulfilling committee responsibilities. David Taylor, Assistant Dean of Students