University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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MARVIN D. SWEDE JOHNSON Vice President for University Relations Samuel C. McMillan, ' Vice President for Planning and Development, anticipates the future needs of Univer- sity education in terms of students, faculty and space. Mr. McMillan also encourages private gifts and be- quests to the University and is the Fulbright Fellow- ship Program adviser ... Marvin D. Swede Johnson, Vice President for University Relations, is concerned with students ' welfare, which includes student activities, deans ' reports and health. Mr. Johnson is responsible for all University publicity and also supervises all corre- spondence and activities of the University Alumni Asso- ciation ... Working with college deans and evaluating deans ' and faculty reports is the lob of Walter H. Dela- plane, Vice President for Academic Offairs. He is also interested in intercollegiate problems and heads the radio and television bureau. ACE SAMUEL C. MC MILLAN Vice President for Planning and Development WALTER H. DELAPLANE Vice President for Academic Affairs 20

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Serving as University of Arizona President for the past 15 years, Richard A. Harvill has contributed to the intense develop- ment and phenomenal growth of the University in recent years. He succeeded in obtaining large amounts of money from sources out- side the state of Arizona in the form of research and instruction grants. Dr. Harvill ' s dedication to the University is demonstrated by his insistence of excellence on the part of the academic per- sonnel. Even though the University, one of the nation ' s great state universities, is ranked among the top 25 in enrollment, Dr. Harvill is sincerely concerned with the academic success of each student. Dr. Harvill ' s ambitions and goals for the University and its students will long-continue to contribute to the advancement of the Uni- versity of Arizona. Continuing a University tradition, Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Harvill greet guests Dean and Mrs. James D. Forrester at the president ' s reception for University staff and family, held in the fall of each school year on the south lawn of the main library. 19

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BOARD OF REGEN The Board of Regents, the governing body of the three Arizona universities, has eight members and two ex-officio members — Governor Samuel P. Goddard and Sarah Folsom, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Appointed by Gov. Goddard, regular members serve an eight year term. He appoints one member in January of each odd- numbered year. Convening monthly, the Board meets at each of the state institutions during the year. The Board approves University tuition, aca- demic curriculum and all faculty appointments based on suggestions from Richard A. Harvill, Uni- versity President. In addition, the Board of Regents makes requests to the State Legislature for land and financial appropriations. SAMUEL P. GODDARD Governor of Arizona BOARD OF REGENTS: Norman G. Sharber, Mrs. Sarah B. Folsom, Mrs. Vivian L. Boysen, Leon Levy, Pres. Richard Harvill, 0. D. Miller, Arthur B. Schellenberg, George W. Chambers, Wesley P. Goss, Elwood W. Bradford. 21