Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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General S. G. Conley Vire Presidenl, Dirertor of Development As alumni secretary, Mr. Schertzer is responsible to both the University administration and the National Alumni Association of Ohio Northern University. The duties ofthe office are in three major areas, the editing of all alumni publications, the executive olicer of the Alumni Loyalty Fund program and the liason person between the Alumni groups and the University. james Andrew Woofter, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Regiftrar ADMINISTRATION General S. G. CSamj Conley graduated from the U. S. Military Academy at West Point in 1924. He was prominently concerned with Army Training problems and during World War II played a major role in plan- ning and operating Lend-Lease and logistical backup for European Invasions. He commanded the 274th In- fantry in Europe, where he was decorated with the DSC, LM, and Bronze Star. He also served as EUCOM G-3 Coperationsl for three and one half years under General Clay. In the three years before his retirement from the service, General Conley was Deputy G-3 of Headquarters Army Field Forces and supervised all schools and unit training. Since his arrival on campus last year, he has taken over the position of Director of Development and is heading the improvement program of Ohio Northern University. George Schertzer Alumni Seeretary The duties of Dr. James A. Woofter, Registrar, are to keep permanent records of all academic matters, to examine the qualifications of students proposed for admission to the University, to direct the program of the registering of students in classes, and to recom- mend the credentials of all candidates for graduation. 29.

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..-X As Vice President, Rev. Wintringhani serves on the ad- ministrative committee and acts for the president when called upon to do so. As director of public relations, he supervises all news releases and publicity to the press and radio, the printing of all catalogs, and bulletins issued by the University. He assists in all the relation- ships between the University and the general public. He also serves as Director of Campus Religious Ac- tivities and is chairman ofthe Religious Council. He is likewise responsible for a close working relationship between the University and the Methodist Churches. if K , at gh C. E. Wintringham, A.B., 5.T.B. Vice-Prexident, Director of Public Relafiom I f , xv' Hildred B. Jones, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dean ofthe University Kenneth F. Martin, B.S., A.M. Treasurer and Burinem lllzznager Mr. Martin's duties include the University budget, purchasing for every department of the school, and responsibility for the maintenance department. Dean Jones oversees the administrative program, co- ordinates the curriculum and program of the various colleges, and conducts an orientation program for all new members of the faculty. -'

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The concern of the Assistant Dean of Students is the welfare ofthe girls on the campus. A new project under the leader- ship of the Association of Wfomen Stu- dents is the initiation of greater partici- pation of women in their government. The success of this oFF1ce depends upon the part each girl plays. 5 3 ., K ' I nb Grover B. Wickenden, B.A., B.D. Dean of Students Ps. 'P .l Mrs. Elma Grant Davis, A.B., A.M. flrrixfant Dean of Student: THE DEANS OF STUDENTS The Dean of Students office handles all details of student personnel. The Dean is also, a member of the Administrative committee, where individual concerns are given immediate consideration. The per- sonal counselling given to students from both the Dean and the Asslt Dean means a great deal,to the students.