Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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4 l eFea6Li1ryaindie fi professor meet the ever,- incvreasing dem-ands of , .' e 'ngineers,.scientists, and liberal arts graduates. lt is his duty togpromote excellencein all aspects of education and serv- ice. Heregat the university, adefinite climate of academic freedom has been established. The University stresses the relationship between the teacher and his student,'Mnot only in the class- room and in the laboratory, but in social and culturalactivities as well. The UMR faculty member assumes the many responsibilities of the modern college professor. In this emerging role, the teacher is no longer found only in the classroom. He acquires additional obligations as he becomes a counselor, an administrator, a consultant, and a researcher. He now acts as a public relations man as he becomes a liaison between industry and the students. But the pro- fessor's responsibilities don't endl here. 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Chancellor Baker leads university's emergence 74? ev ' , ...-QL, V ww-q ' -f-1 ..,, UMR I L ' The University of Missouri-Rolla will celebrate its centennial in 1970. Although the entire University Com- munity recognizes, and is justly proud of, the signifi- cant contributions in teaching, research, and service that the University has accomplished since 1870, UMR is looking to the future, not the past. The past, however, is not unimportant, for it is the foundation of future promise. And future success, like past success, will be judged on how well the University meets the chal- lenges that come to it. These challenges will include expanded educational demands by the citizens of this country, increased scope and complexity of research requirements, a redirection of public services that a state university may perform, and a greater and still greater necessity to provide outstanding teaching to students. Dr. Merl Baker Chancellor