Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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I Office of Student Affairs Mrs. Barbara Dorsey, Director of Student Activities Edward Nelson, Dean of Men To the Office of Student Affairs come most of the student problems, activities, etc. Counselling is done by both the Dean of Women and the Dean of Men. Also they handle disciplinary problems, management of the dormitories, etc. Here also the activities calendar is made up and is regulated by the Director of Student Activities. She sees that these are all given places on the calen¬ dar, and that various places are open for meetings. Also she aids in the planning of the major events, and activities.

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Dean of Park College Dr. John M. Hamilton Acting Dean of the College The Dean of the College is the administrative link to the student body. Through his office stream numerous requests, complaints, and problems with v hich he must deal. When he dons the Dean ' s Hat, he dons the responsibility of overseeing the student body and of assisting the faculty. He meets both student and faculty committees to try to set up the best possible curriculum, calendar, and school spirit. Acting as Dean of the College is John M. Hamilton, professor of biology. Under his wearing of the Dean ' s Hat has passed changes in the calendar to allow for a lessening of academic pressure, better relations with the student body, etc. He has tried to improve student-administration communications, particularly through the use of a column in the college newspaper, the Park Stylus, He and Mrs. Hamilton sponsor a social club, and attend many student functions. 10

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Business Office Kenneth R. Hougland, Business Manager of the College BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Rebecca Zemke, Bookkeeper, Mr. Paul Gault, Purchasing Agent, Miss Constance Vulliamy, Bursar, Mrs. Sylvia Gault, Secretary, Mrs. Genevive Bryan, Cashier, Mrs. Marjorie McAdam, Bookkeeper. The Business Office is charged with the supervision and distribution ofall college funds. As a result, it is involved in many aspects of the college. First of all, the Business Office keeps records and accounts ofall scholarships, loans, etc. Secondly it has charge of the payroll for student employment and has a depository in which students may keep all funds. Thirdly, it keeps the funds ofall student organizations and activities. In the fourth place, the Business Office manages and supervises the maintenance and care ofall college property. Finally, it invests and manages the college funds in order to re¬ ceive the most possible benefit from them. 12