Southern Methodist University - Rotunda Yearbook (University Park, TX)

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it--Q-.M-...WJ TH E UNIVERSITY COUNC DR. UMPHREY LEE, Chgirmgn MEMBEBS I. W. BOWYER B. L. BREWER E. H. FLATH B. W. GOODLOE E. B. HAWK PAUL VAN KATWIIK ROY W. MODONALD I. S. MCINTOSH C. S. POTTS FRANK RADER ELLIS W. SHULER E. D. SMITH EIDE SPRAGINS SOPHUS THOMPSON H. H. TODD W. T. WATSON MAY L. WHITSITT C. L. WISSEMAN H. C. ZUMBRUNNEN The University COunci1 is cOmpOsed Ot the Oiegns Ot the vgriOus SchOOis One eiective member irOm the Engineering, TheOiOgy, Music, gnd LOW SchOOis ctnd Six elective mem bers irOrn the COiiege Ot Arts Ond Sciences. Acting gs O Steering committee tOr the Whole University, the COunci1 tOrmuiOtes the genercti policies Ot the University under the Bocird Ot Trustees. Ali tgcuity committees Ore nOrninOted by the COuncii tO the genercti tgcuity PAGE 16

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Babb Bailey Brewer Knickerbocker Spragins Zumbrunnen THE EXECUTIVE STHFF LAYTON W. BAILEY . . . Business Manager QLBERT CLAY ZUMBRUNNEN . . Dean ot Students LIDE SPRAGINS . . . Dean of Women ROBERT LEE BREWER . . . Registrar Wraas N. BABE . . .... Auditor RONALD KNICKERBOCKER . . Publicity Director The Business Manager, in his capacity of treasurer,rhandles all of the funds of the University and the Students Association. Serving on various administration and student-faculty committees, the Dean of Students is chiefly concerned with student relations, especially among the men. The Dean of Women is charged with formulating and enforcing rules governing the sororities and the behavior of women students. All social functions of campus organizations must be scheduled in her office. The registrar maintains a permanent record of the grades, hours, and credits of all students. At his office students who transfer from other universities present transcripts of their credits. All requests for information concerning the University are answered by him. Each semester the members of his office compile the scholastic averages of the fraternities and sororities. The Auditor, a member of the Business Managers staff, has general charge of the Business Office. l-le handles all records pertaining to the accounting and bookkeeping in- volved in receiving and disbursing University funds. The responsibility for publicity of University activities in the proper news organs is lodged in the Publicity Director, who is also an advisor to administration officials. n PAGE l5

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THE CCLLEGE CCUNCIL DEAN F. D. SMITH, Chairman H. VJ. Foscuii F. C. NTCDONALD F. W. HAUHART S. Q. MYATT MARY McCoRD Pt. Q. SARTAIN I. W'. ST. CLAIR The College Council acts as a steering committee for the faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences. Meeting regularly once a month and in special session, this Council approves new courses and directs educational policies. The determination of the college curriculum and the arrangement of a desirable class schedule rest with this committee, ln addition to preparation of faculty agenda and the appointment of standing committees, it considers student petitions for adjustment of graduation requirements and advises the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Each of the six departments in the College of Arts and ScienceseEnglish, Foreign Languages, Social Sciences, Science and Mathematics, Education, and Commercefpos- sesses representation on the Council. The members are elected by the faculty of the College upon the nomination of the president. I PAGE iT