Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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i Dr Robert J. Miner Miss Bertha M. Emerson D INISTR TI E OFFICER A new administrative position arose on the campus this year with the appointment of Dr. Robert J. Miner as Director of Student Affairs. Dr. Miner has had a rich and varied background which began with his under graduate days at Dartmouth, where he received the A.B. degree. Following that he took graduate work in the School of Business and Finance, receiving his Masters in business education. After four years travelling about the country for a Boston importing firm, he was appointed Comptroller of Pacific University, Forest, Oregon. This was a general exposure to education, involving registrar work, teaching Freshman English, and supervising residence halls. His next stop was Chicago, where he worked as sales engineer with the firm of W. H. Miner, Inc. With a desire to return to guidance and personnel work, he entered Columbia and took his Doctorate in education with a maior in student coun- seling. Evidence of his capacity for work is seen in his holding three part- time counseling iobs while working on his Doctorate. Associated with Miami since 1923, Bertha M. Emerson, Associate Director of Student Affairs, has seen the University in its most expanding years. Miss Emerson's academic career began at Simmons College, from which she received the B.S. degree in l9lO. After working as secretarial assistant to President Lowell at Harvard, she taught in the secretarial department at Simmons, and was later connected with the alumni office of Carleton Col- lege, Minnesota. During the same year in which she came to Miami, she was awarded the Masters degree at Radcliffe College. One of her early proiects here was organizing the Secretarial Studies Department. From i923 to l943, when the navy took over many dormitories here, she was head of hall at Wells. ln addition, she has taught in the Secretarial Studies Department.