Queens University of Charlotte - Coronet / Edelweiss Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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.Xetivities encompassing every phase of campus life are co- ordinated by the administrative ofticers. From admissions to alum- nae, the administration is intently interested in the students needs throughout and even prior to her college career and is avvare of her activities after graduation. Queens administrative officers have succeeded in making many features of college routine added tributes to the school. Registra- tion is an organized half-hour process for the student. A school hunk is maintained for her convenience. In the interest of Char' lotte residents. a department of adult education is maintained. The student forms close ties within these offices in her four years, through dependence upon their various services and coun- sel. She is appreciative of the quiet, efficient attendance upon her personal wellbeing. Doisi FARQUHARSON Trens 1 1 rer CiEURGE S. KILNER Business .llmznger ROBERT XV. SHAW Direcim' of Everziizlq College IIARRY C. BISER Uirecior of Adnzissimzs CIATIIERINE A I. ,-XTKINS Rt'gixl'l':'l7' GORDON Q. FREEMAN Dircctm' of flluumoe flffiiirs

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F . 3 ..,,1 A V. L I. 41 Ll MSI lllllla, 'es 2. My wr M o.....u. Q cf.r.w-, 'Lf '7 .,n.Y.r ...mit ' ... vu...-r.. ey, BETH Riveris, President STUDE GOVER ME T ASSOCIATIO Through the Queens Student Government qlssoeiation, stu- dents have an opportunity to voice their concerns and opinions in an organized, intelligent wav. The ulednesdav Student Cove ernment meeting provides a time for effective diseussion and de- liberation on, not onlv matters Confined to Queens, hut also matters of national student interest and scope. Student activities and interest are planned and unified bv the various standing Committees such as: National Student Associa- tion, Handbook, Executive, Independent Reading Prograrn, Bud- get, and Campus Drives. Students Consider the workings of Student Government Associa- tion an integral part of their life at Queens. Thev are alnle to de- velop a sense of responsibility and independence as they govern themselves and live and work with each other and with the ad- ministration in the College community. EXECUTIVE CkJ3IAII1'I'EEZ Allison Iames. Secretary: Eleanor Iudd, Treasurerg Nancy Mayfield, Second liiee-Prexi deutg Xlavxvood Nisbet, First l1iCE'P1'E5lLiE11fQ Beth Rivers, Presidemg Beth Garrawav. N.S.1-l. Coordirzmor. ,-g is we f-N 0 9 x 1. 6-' if- if 5 4 2. -4