Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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2' V, , , Lf ' 55 . . .V jim A j ' .I lliiuilUmfsai2s iilunuwrfiii T ' Coordinator of Guidance and Program Advisement THOMAS XV. IEFFERSON Psychologist Working in conjunction with the guidance department, Dr. Thomas W. Iefferson, psychologist, is concerned primarily with student problems. Upon receiving referrals from counselors or from the student himself, he undertakes the task of helping the student to understand his difficulties and progress toward favorable adjustments. Iosizru B. Cooic Of the many phases of the junior college system, students are perhaps more familiar with the guidance and testing programs. Ioseph B. Cook, Coordinator of Guidance and Program Advisement, heads the functionings of the guidance and advisement services which aid students in their academic programs . and problems. As Coordinator of Testing, Iohn G. Losak deals in all the aspects of the college testing programs, from the familiar Guidance Test Battery to the inevitable final exams. jj' ii NNE h X H, H VH liillliiilllilifi WH j W 1 M IOHN G. LosAK Coordinator of 'Testing Z2

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Registration is an integral part of the college picture, and a necessary evil for those students who must go through it. Headed by Wilfred H. Charlton, Registrar, the process of registration .has evolved into a much less frustrating experience for students and has vastly improved since the days of hangar registration. WILFRED H. CHARLTON Registrar DOUGI,AS E. MAT'1'HEXVSON, Director of Admissions DAVID C. MCOUAT Assistant Registrar The Student Welfare oflice is a vital segment of Dean Walker's A Student Affairs department. 'V 'nbi' Under the direction of Raymond B. Korngold, its many functions include student loans, scholar- ships, and placement in part-time employment both on and off campus. RAYMOND B. KORNGOLD FOSTER ALTER Director of Student Welfare Director of Alumni Affairs 21

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7 124 , l -...av DR. WALTER L. PIKE Director of Finance . Dr. Walter Pike, a CPA who holds the title of Director of Finance, is the keeper of the purse-strings of the College. His budgets are of three types: Internal, Support and Main- tenance, and Buildings. It takes over S400,000 a month to run our intricate institution. Salaries, utilities, bookstore operations, requisi- tions-all of these are the concerns of this quiet, seemingly unperturbed gentleman whose varied background in accounting, business, and the classroom make him responsible and capable for the job. r I I ea. HE - .9 ll.. 'oo wWj,.. l'Wm1 ,:.. m,,jNo.m,,,... A MXL WILLIAM E. TANT Director of Auxiliary Services CIS ',-1 . 'if , L.: -a.:. .:. 1 ' ' ff' is f .um -111 :lr LY , La - - Y ig?-if? I 1 Fig , fe Y V ' 'Hu V , Vp R H g i izsmzes Hu Mil-N :-f:f:::-:-2- I - IIHWI 55,- 25.-----3 ' 1,1H ll.l'll ui ' 212 wi, '1f ,. . w k 1 ' Siiiffk 5553 -, 'Si H l Wlillllzaiif ea E U rggzgggdlgehst 'li is gg I WE, Kilimq,l.LwwNlw at flllw rrc, pg ' ' I. Ri it'M'M' I L, Qu -I u,uui,,wI gg ,g 'l fi i,.s lEEtQ llf w ,, -Q 5 25,- k ' ' 'l' : 5:12 ,J : : 7 E , Meri. WILLIAM D. COLENIAN Business Manager r fp' ' M if f 'C' ' i 'lll'l'iii,1fg '2 ' ' - gi 735212 xl mm B- ' a m I S , at H dl' 1 W 1 4 I