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

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The President of the University Looking forward to the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of classes in 1965, Southern Methodist University con- tinues to be in a remarkably dynamic and challenging period of its existence. The Master Plan for the academic future developed and adopted during 1962- 1963 gave us a sense of direction and urgent priorities as we attempt to fulfill this University's destiny as one of the major private institutions of higher learning in this nation. This has been a year of beginning to effect the goals of the Master Plan, and much has been accomplished to this end by our faculty, administration, students, trus- tees, alumni and friends. Intensive review and revision of curriculum has gone forward in each of the University's seven schools. A council of elected faculty members from each school, under the leadership of Dean John Hicks, has given the most thoughtful attention to the philosophy and program of our new University College, which begins operation for entering freshmen with this September 1964 semester. Our new emphasis upon advanced graduate training and research has continued with primary attention to the existing Ph.D. programs in economics, geophysics and mechanical engineering and to the institution of other doctoral pro- grams in the near future. Our first priority, the development and enrichment of a truly outstanding faculty, has been supported with new sources of help toward our goal of increasing average faculty salaries a minimum fifty percent by 1969. Our efforts to bring to this campus one of the finest programs and facilities in the arts have been significantly aided this year by such con- tributions as that of Mr. Bob Hope toward a theater in the new Owen Arts Center. The University has also been able to begin to effect one of the major goals of the Master Plan, cooperative ventures in higher education between area colleges and universities, through such new programs as the SMU-TCU course in graduate engineering. We have realized that our sound planning to fulfill our role and responsibility as a university of integrity in our society must be constant, and we formed this year a University Plan- ning Council of distinguished professors and administrators to allow us always to foresee the challenges of our future. The academic year 1964-1965 will be no less crucial for Southern Methodist University, as we begin our major program for funding of the requirements of the Master Plan. This year we have been particularly gratified by the calibre and dedication of our student body, and with the apparent cohesiveness and accomplishments of this year's freshman class. Southern Methodist University now and in the decisive years just before us will bend every effort to the realization of our goal: to become increasingly the major, balanced, pace-making university of quality and substance and of real concern for each of our students which our Master Plan predicts and which we all so deeply desire. WILLIS M. TATE President 9