University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Registrar As Registrar ana i- ouiiseioi, Ivli. Fred E. Aden main- tains keen supervision over each student in the Uni- versity, recording his entire academic record, and counsehng and guiding him throughout his college career. Dean of Men For information concerniiivj any scholastic, extra- curricular, employment or housing problem, all men students of the University may seek the aid of Dean Harry Carlson. Arts and Sciences Under the supervision of Dean Jacob Van Ek, the College of Arts and Sciences now offers, in a new system, a Lower Division providing a general cvil- tural education, and an Upper Division providing for specialization. Dean of Women To maintain the welfare of every woman student of the University is the desire and responsibility of Dean Lydia L. Brown, through friendly guidance in personal matters or school problems. Page 29

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Executive Courted Once a month the Executive Council, the executive committee of the University Sen- ate, meets to deal with student discipline and attendance, or to formulate temporary- regulations for the University. This Coun- cil is responsible to the University Senate and reports to it regularly. The Deans of each school or college are members of the Executive Council, in addition to four mem- bers elected from the Senate. Although the Council has no power to enact permanent legislation, it may enforce temporary regu- lations, which are referred to the Senate immediately after their proposal. MEMBERS PRESIDENT GEORGE NORLIN, Chairman DEAN ROBERT L. STEARNS DEAN O. C. LESTER DEAN ELMORE PETERSEN DR. MAURICE H. REES DEAN JACOB VAN EK DR. HAROLD BENJAMIN DEAN HERBERT S. EVANS DEAN HOMER WASHBURN DEAN LYDIA L. BROWN DEAN HARRY CARLSON PROFESSOR W. F. DYDE PROFESSOR P. G. WORCESTER PROFESSOR W. OTTO BIRK Benjamin, Brown, Burke, Carlson, Dunham, Dyde, Evans Lester, Norlin, Petersen, Stearns, Van Ek, Washburn Worcester Page 18 A

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F College of Education In addition to the theory and history of education, the College of Education offers unusual training for prospective teachers and educators, with additional guidance from its director. Dr. Harold Benjamin. College of Engineering Dean Herbert S. Evans has carried forth a program for the College of Engineering uniting all branches of the profession by providing close supervision of each step in preparation. School of Law As a member ot the Association of American Law- Schools, and led by Dean Robert L. Stearns, the law school is well qualified to offer a legal education to prospective attorneys. School of Business To develop a curriculum which successfuli ' y trains students for any business career, with an under- standing of the complexities of modern business, is the responsibility of Dean Elmore Petersen. Page 20 taaam m