University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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OEZAH OF likhEik Engrossed with the university student and his problems, the dean of men ' s staff provides num- erous service functions. Overseeing all his office ' s advisory and disciplinary activities, Edwin M. Gaines also maintains the dean of men ' s emer- gency fund which aids students in time of per- sonal financial need. Elwyn E. Zimmerman and Robert G. Schmalfeld, assistant deans, hear final student complaints concerning University parking tickets. The assistants also advise fraternities and men ' s dormitories. Dean Edwin M. Gaines resigned second semester to accept a position as Executive Assistant to the President of the University of Wyo- ming at Laramie. He was replaced by Robert Svob, former Assistant Director of Athletics at the Univer- sity of Arizona. ROBERT S. SVOB EDWIN M. GAINES Dean of Men Second Semester Dean of Men First Semester. ROBERT G. SCHMALFELD and ELWYN E. ZIMMERMAN, assistant deans. 22

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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

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NANCY J. SCHUYLER and JEAN S. SMITH, assistant deans. ' AltrACIK. Actively involved with various phases of campus life, the Dean of Women ' s office also represents the University in outside organizations. Miss Karen L. Carlson, Dean of Women since 1951, serves as an adviser to the Student Senate; Student Justice Court and Phrateres, town women ' s social and service or- ganization. She attends state-wide sessions with high school seniors where she answers questions con- cerning the University and college life. Jean S. Smith and Nancy J. Schuyler, assistant deans, have initiated a new program of interviewing prospective women students in an effort to obtain a complete personnel file on each co-ed. Other duties of the assistants include acting as advisers to Associated Women Students, Mortar Board, Panhellenic, and women ' s living units. KAREN L. CARLSON Dean of Women