University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Elwin Svenson Stanley Chin CZ Wilson

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Chuck Young Chancellor Charles Young is responsible for all the major decisions involved in running the University. This year, C.Z. Wilson, Vice Chancellor of Academic Programs reorganized his department which deals with student affairs and the Registrars Office. As Vice Chancellor of Institutional Relations, Elwin Svenson oversees the Department of Fine Arts Product ions and both the Men ' s and Women ' s Athletic Departments. Matters of enrollment, class schedules, and room assignments are under the auspices of Registrar Stanley Chin.

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Dedication: JD Morgan After seventeen years as UCLA Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, J.D. Morgan officially retires this June. J.D. has made the UCLA athletic program what it is today, Chancellor Charles Young said, adding, the record of thirty NCAA Championships won by UCLA teams during his directorship — the most of any University in the country during his tenure — is just one example of the quality of J.D. ' s leadership. Since his 1963 appointment, Morgan was actively involved with various UCLA building projects including Pauley Pavilion athletic department building which were opened in 1965, the new Marina Del Rey Boat House and Spaulding football practice field (1966), and Drake Track and Field Stadium, constructed in 1969. Morgan has had a long history at UCLA, beginning in the late 30 ' s when he was an undergraduate and a four-year letterma in tennis. He later attended the UCLA School of Business Administration prior to serving as a commander in the U.S. Navy. Morgan then assumed an accounting position with the Associated Students organization at the same time as he became assistant tennis coach under William C. Ackerman. Following Ackerman ' s 1949 retirement, Morgan took the head coaching job, going on to coach seven NCAA Championship teams. In 1963, Morgan was selected as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics on the basis of his combination of business and athletic coaching backgrounds. Morgan has received both local and national accolades and has served on several prestigious sports committees. He currently is a member of the NCAA Executive Committee and the National Football Hall of Fame ' s Honor Court. Morgan will continue his association with UCLA, as he will become special consultant to the Chancellor and to Vice Chancellor Elwin V. Svenson under whose jurisdiction the intercollegiate and recreational programs operate.