Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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A dministration F)r Mark Ellingson President Leo F. Smith Ite nn of I nxl ruction The administration, like a great circulatory system, nourishes the student body by meeting the basic and com- plex needs of each individual student. Prospective students become aware of the Institute by way of information sent out by the Public Relations Office. Once having entered the school, their newfound problems are alleviated by careful counseling. They are introduced to the Cashier’s Office by paying tuition, but they also receive in return, certain services and savings: for example—dis- counts on meal tickets. Finally they give you a place to put your possessions and your mortal husk; no, not a locker but a room in one of the residence halls. By now, the nurse has record of your physical condition. She will insure a healthy institute life for each student. The next item is your curriculum—the courses don’t just happen. They are planned by the Dean of Instruction with an eye to a future in a progressive world. Coordinated with courses is the bookstore merchandise and the material available in the library. Our student governing body is our part in this admin- istration. Through it we channel our gripes, our praise and our ideas. Completing our tally is the other side of our life. The Chaplain administers to something more vital than material comforts—our spiritual needs. And these are the parts of the system—the integrating factors which keep our institute united and functioning.

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Alfred L. Davis Director of Public Relation» Page Ten Howard A. Simmons Homing Director Harry Watts IIend of Newt Bureau Mary Dotterer Director of Women's Renide nee Ilolh