Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Overseeing the activities of the women stu¬ dents is the duty of the Dean of Women, She acts as a counselor in any problems that girls have. Her most important task is the overseeing of the women’s dorms. She works with the house¬ mothers in room assignments, roommate prob¬ lems, hours, activities, etc. She is the one who must permit raids, later hours, and so on. A similiar office is exercised by Edward Nelson, Dean of Men. He must cope with any disciplinary problems, dorm problems, or any thing else which may crop up among the men students. He, too, has to work closely with houseparents to see that all goes well in the dorms. 18

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The Dean of the College is the administrative link to the student body. Through his office stream numerous requests, complaints, and prob¬ lems. When he dons the Dean’s Hat, he assumes the responsibility of overseeing the student body and of assisting the faculty. He meets with both student and faculty committees to try to set up the best possible curriculum and calendar, and to solve whatever problems or issues that arise. Acting as Dean of the College is Dr. John M. Hamilton, professor of biology. He and Mrs. Hamilton are much involved in all facets of Park life. Dr. John M. Hamilton, Acting Dean of the College A Dean ' s life is full of variety-all the way from annoying paper work to riding in parades. 1

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Mrs. Barbara Dorsey, Coordinator of Student Activities Mrs. Evelyn Hansmire, Secretary to the Dean and Office Manager StueCetU The Office of Academic and Student Affairs can be considered the central communications center of the college and one office with the greatest variety of duties, sort of a catch-all office. Here is kept all records of the student’s activities-, his vital information, his dormitory records, his achievements. The receptionist, Mrs. Norma Tichenor, must be able to give whatever information may be desired by the student, professor, or visitor. Mimeograph and duplication services are available to students and faculty. One of the concerns of Mrs. Virginia Grounds is aiding all students interested to find jobs on campus. A major service is performed by Mrs. Barbara Dorsey, coor¬ dinator of student activities. She makes up and regulates the activities calendar, seeing that these are not conflicting and that they are given places available for meetings. Finally she aids in the planning of major events and activities. TOP: Mrs. Norma Tichenor. MID¬ DLE: Mrs. Norma Warwick. RIGHT: Mrs. Virginia Ground.