Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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STATE BOARD OF REGENTS The management of ail the State Institutions of higher learning in Kansas is in the hands of the State Board of Regents. The members of this board are appointed by the Governor of the State. Members of The State Board of Regents visit the various state colleges and universities frequently and seek to bring about all the functions of the state schools into an effective educational program. C. M. HARGER Chairman B. P. WAGGENER Atchison P.M. HARRIS Ottawa LESLIE E. WALLACE Larned W. D. FERUSON Colby drew McLaughlin Paola OSCAR S. STAUFFER Arkansas City RALPH T. O'NEIL Topeka DUDLEY DOOLITTLE Strong City MHIAIE-TEAOB- LLLUt . P 'SBUR Page 27

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The President It is a few years only since any one who had been reasonably successful in teaching could obtain a position in our better high schools regardless of whether they had a degree or not. But times have changed, and standards along with them have changed. In a recent inquiry sent to the superintendents of all cities of the first class in Kansas ninety-nine per cent replied. Of those replying ninety per cent stated, that other things being equal they preferred candidates with master’s degrees to those with- out. The keen competition in the profession has forced many college graduates into other lines of industry where they have “made good” to the extent that they are in demand as administrators and workers in places that were considered foreign fields to the college men a short time ago. These opportunities make the outlook brighter for the able college man than it has ever been before. W. A. Brandenburg, President TUE [[N-TUIRIT FDUPi KANZA Page 28