Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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ADMINISTRATICN

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LIBERAL ARTS 'Wu 'W

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Mr Ciawfoid, Mr. Piskor, Dean Knapp Mr Iones. 5 O problem is too trivial for the staff of the Office of the Dean of Women - finance, activities, friendships, roommates, work, study, vocations, social life, personal ques- tions - all can be brought here. At this office a five point service program is offered to the coeds. First, there is the aid given concerning personal problems. Sec- ond, assistance is offered in the girls' plans for housing. One of their most important functions is providing adequate social activi- ties and a social educational program for every student. An opportunity for vocational advice is given to every girl. With these services the staff is helping the coeds enjoy their college life to the fullest extent and is sincerely anxious to promote the welfare and happiness of all Syracuse Coeds. EN with educational, financial, voca- tional, or military problems troop to the Dean of Menis office for advice. This year the main problem was - when are the reserves be- ing called ? Mainly through the efforts of Dean A. Blair Knapp it was made possible for hundreds of men to obtain credit for a college year. Professor Lewis W. Crawford is the fra- ternity advisor active in the Interfraternity Council. Frank Piskor has charge of men's housing. It was he who made arrangements to move men from fraternities and living centers and find housing for them elsewhere. Through his sympathetic understanding of college men and their problems, William Jones, vocational advisor, has Won the re- spect and admiration of all. Sitting: Dean Hilton .Standing Miss Templeton, Miss Smith Miss King, Miss Calder, Miss Gasch