New Mexico State University - Swastika Yearbook (Las Cruces, NM)

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REGENTS: ! ' V, I,. , - l- i ■,,Ili„ , ( ,.,,tK-.. Al,l„.ti . Rmu-its Aston. Kenneth Black. Carl R. Hall, Assistnnt to the President ICdmund L. Kngel. Assistant to the Presiilent 19

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administration By far the majoi ' ity of our instructors appreciate and respect the division of respon- sibihty between the faculty and the admin- istration. Certainly, there are a few instruc- tors who feel they should have an active hand in the administration, sometimes very soon after they have arrived on campus. If there is not a larger number in this group this year, they are perhaps more vociferous. Roger B. Corbett President We have many reasons to be proud of the student body of New Mexico State Univer- sity. As we study the need for change at the University, we will do so always with our eyes upon the students. No other university has exceeded New Mexico State University in developing special programs over and above the call of duty for students. I think the attitude of trying to help young people get a meaningful education is making tliis a great university. Donald C. Roush Senior Vice-President-Academic 18

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administration The creation and organization of knowl- edge to accomplish challenging tasks are part of New Mexico State University ' s program of teaching, research, and service. Students, both graduate and undergraduate at NMSU, have an opportunity to become associated with a research program which is large and rich in variety. Research provides students with vital learning experiences as well as financial suppoi-t while seeking degrees. Riciiard H. Duncan Vice-President-Research New Mexico ranks highest in effort, in amount of per capita income to go into edu- cation. It ' s just the fact that more money is needed. Twent.v-one per cent of the cost per student is paid by tuition. If it main- tains this ratio — tuition must increase. Kay R. Hafen Vice-President-Finance 20