Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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E They Foster Growt Contrary to the beliefs of some students, their enor- mous tuition bills are not the sole support of Pasadena College. In fact, the total sum collected from the student body for tuition and fees covers only about half of the operating costs. Other sources of necessary finance are ac- quired by means of Carlton G. Ponsford and Cecil Knip- pers. Mr. Ponsford, as Director of Estate Planning, secures future capital funds for the college. Daily he makes con- tacts with individuals who wish to make bequests, annu- ities and life loan contracts to the college and if necessary, he will locate legal counsel for them. Mr. Knippers, as Director of Development secures cur- rent funds for P. C. Besides making daily contacts with individuals and corporations, he also supervises the living endowment fund. This fund, collected from our faithful Nazarenes throughout the educational zone, is converted into scholarships and grants-in-aid which are made avali- able to worthy and needy students. The major use of cur- rent capital funds, however, is to develop the campus and its facilities and to pay off the principal debts of the college. The Board of Trustees meets semi-annually. Besides lay- ing plans with the administration for the operation of the school, they encourage the expansion and development of school property and facilities. Living Endowment Coordinator - Mrs. Jean Condon t. . NH me ' UN H! ' ' . T' 20

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Dean of Instruction - Dr. Paul Culbertson Guardians o Dr. Paul T. Culbertson, Dean of Instruction and Chair- man of the Academic Council, is in charge of curriculum and the undergraduate teaching program of the college. His responsibilities range from those of evaluating course syllabi and grading systems to scheduling the courses offered each semester and processing the grades earned from them by the students. Through faculty retreats and workshops, standards of instruction are raised under Dr. Culbertson's direction so that the college can maintain high scholastic standards. The duties of Dr. Harvey B. Snyder, who has been with the college for twenty-six years, include that of Dean of Graduate Studies and professor of education. All stu- dents in the graduate program come under his guidance as he supervises their post-graduate education and arranges for the extension courses they might need. As head of the Graduate Council, he formulates the schedule of graduate courses offered and publishes the Graduate Bulletin. Dean of Graduate Studies - Dr. Harvey B. Snyder Secretaries - Mrs. Barbara Zeluff and Mrs. Evelyn Retains. '?M.s