Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Rev. Raphael N. Rev. Augustine Dr. Henry L Banzhaf Mrs. Francis L. Fr.Francis A.Ryan,S.J. Mr. George A. Griflin Hamilton. S.J. Walters, S.J. McHlligott BOARD OF EXECUTIVE GOVERNORS OFFICERS Nine prominent men of the city assist Father Brooks in the administration department. As the Board of Governors they have worked earnestly and unselfishly during the past year in determining to do everything possible for the returning vets. They have initiated and taken charge of a campaign to raise funds for the erection of future buildings at Marquette so that needs of the veterans might be satisfied. These men are Charles O'Hara, chairman; Dr. Charles E. Albright. Mathew H. Carpenter, Michael J. Cleary, Charles L. Coughlin, Walter Geist, Harry S. Johnson, F. J. Sensen-brenner and Robert A. Uihlein. The Executive Officers or Board of Trustees formulate and execute the policies by which Marquette functions. During the past year they have worked unceasingly as advisors for the fundraising campaign initiated by the Board of Governors. The officers are Father Peter A. Brooks, S.J., president; Father Raphael N. Hamilton, S.J., secretary; and Father Augustine W. Walters. S.J.. treasurer. These men arc assisted by Father Francis Ryan, S.J.. dean of men; Mrs. Francis L. McElligoit. dean of women; Father George E. Ganss, S.J., head of the student council and Dr. Henry I.. Banz-haf, business manager. Dr. Charles E. Rev. Peter A. Albrijtht Brooks. S.J. Mr. Michael J. Cleary Mr. Charles L. Coughlin Mr. Walter A Geist Mr. Harry S. Ji hrist» o Mr.F. J.Setrsenhienncr Mr. Robert A. Uihlein

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VETS GIVE COLLEGE THE BUSINESS' BIZAD The 1945 46 school term of the College of Business Administration at Marquette centered its plans about the needs of the older veterans. These plans included the Certificate program and the course in small business. The Certificate program was formed for the benefit of those veterans who were unable to complete the eight semesters needed to obtain a bachelor’s degree. It is a four semester course leading to a certificate in general business, personnel management, accounting, advertising, marketing, retailing, or real estate. The second course was in the establishment and management of small business. It was designed to meet the practical needs of returning veterans who plan to establish their own small business enterprise. It included a sixteen week intensive course of twenty hours per week. The course was divided into four periods of four weeks and was conducted by the regular staff of the college. Added to the college staff to aid in the establishment of new courses and the increased enrollment are Francis J. Calkins, Willes Jackson, Cyril McKinnon, Dr. P. Barr and William TenHaken. Rev. Thonui F. Divine. S.J. ix m Dr. Stewart Scrirmluw Assistant Dean Page 14