University of Detroit - Tower Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Deans of Men and omen share same offices M. Joseph Donahue, dean of men, and Helen Kean, dean of women, were two of the adminis- trators who found their new offices in the Fisher Administration Building to their liking. Since moving from the Student Union, Dean Donahue's oiiice has undergone a change for the better. There is certainly less confusion and stu- dent traflic in his new surroundings. This im- provement might alleviate many counseling prob- lems which have occured in the past. In general, there is more privacy for the student in Dean Donahue's new office. To Miss Kean, the Administration Building means a geographic unity with other adminis- trators. For the first time in the history of the University the closely-related oflices of the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women are working under the same roof. Assistant Dean of Men Alex Costinew helped John Conley organize the Freshmen Orientation program. 18

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For dmissions Office, fall proves busy time The busiest time of the year for admissions is the period between September and December. This is the time when the University makes the initial contact to the high school seniors throughout the United States, said Fred Shadrick, Dean of Admissions. The University is following a stabilization of enrollment rather than an open door policy as to the number of students and type of students that are ad- mitted into the University? Dean Shadrick emphasized the fact that U-D is interested in attracting the very best students and are getting them from all geographic areas throughout the nation. While admission's main concem is attracting the students, the Registrar's oiiice has the job of keeping the records for all incoming students. In fact, Keeper of the Records is the title that Joseph A. Berkowski, registrar, tags himself. Our main job is to keep in order all the records of the students and to create new ones. Our busy period is the beginning of each semester at registration. As registrar, Joseph Berkowski checks up on student draft deferments Recruitment of new students occupy most of Dean Shadrick's time. 20