Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Vice-President of Student Affairs Dr. J. A. Payne, Jr. Vice-President of Academic Affairs Dr. Charles B. Fancher TENNESSEE STATE NAMES 4. XXX E fl Tennessee State University has named four of its general officers to the newly structured position of vice president to assist with broader administra- tive duties, Dr. A. P. Torrence, president, announced. The State Board has approved. This is the first time in the history of the 60-year old Nash- ville Land-Grant institution of higher education that structured vice presidents have been named. The vice presidential structure was recommended by the Divi- sion of Higher Education and the Presidents' Council and was approved by the State Board of Education in August 1970.

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if . x -fe, -1 Emilia' JWILQP1' gs m, 2 L! W'-' 2 IW- STATE BOARD OF REGENTS SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Glover, Mrs. Jonnella Martin, Ben Kimbrough. Governor Winfield Dunn, Dr Cecil Humphreys. James H. Jones, Jr. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. John Folger, J. Frank Taylor, George M Klepper. Jr., Guilford Thornton. J. H. Warf. Dr. Kenneth Ezell. Charles J. Liner. MEMBERS NOT ON PICTURE Miss Ella V. Ross. David White, Commissioner Benjamin Carmichael, Dr. C. N. Berry. 21

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FOUR VICE-PRESIDENTS 4 Promoted The Tennessee State officers now designated as vice presidents are, Dr. Charles B. Fancher, Sr., formerly dean of faculty, has been named vice president for academic affairs. Dr. J. A. Payne. Jr., formerly dean of student affairs, has been named vice president for student affairs. Dr. Calvin O. Atchison, formerly director of development, has been named vice president for development. Arthur W. Danner, formerly business manager, has been named vice president for business affairs. New step These men, said Dr. Torrence, have served the university with distinction . . .The new administrative structure more clearly distinguishes positions and more accurately describes the breadth and depth of responsibilities with parallel authority in policy execution. This is a new step in advancing the programs of the university in keeping with its growth and as its services reach into all sections of the state. Vice-President of Development Dr. Calvin O. Atchison ff' '7 .,.. .- A -' N . .L.,- ' . ' ,ily I, F,-ff1f,.i:'l:' ,f-FY-'11 ' i-'1j.f45:1.,, 4 'i iff.: 514423-i 'A-12' J-'11-:J -lt. . ..,4Ts.'i5'.',.-'-if ,, .g. . -.- .QVLV-sera. if , .1 '.,' -- .' -' 1-17 -Q.-2 -LU' .,.: Vex:-e ,- gi' Z'.g.i,JT ff' .1 ':- l - .n 'i71r4'1i1ji'.'i.a JV. Y f T Fic? vylf 1' 'flak Q' ' 3 Ai 4 'ff IQ. , -.4.:sj.a,4- ' x i .vi-Mic-H '34, ,V L f.: .- I, hw. V.. .. K.. Jr Y. . .., ' t . i' .f 'i a. -.-.Q '- , --:Hz . -fi'-' - 1, 1 nfl.. ,-li : ., - .. ..',g'g...,, g ...I i Vice-President of Business Affairs Arthur W. Danner , . ,,. 1 1 4