University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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ADMINISTRATIVE DEANS: SMOOTHING OUT KINKS Complex, with responsibility to handle and hard work to do, the administration is behind the policies that help to form the image of the campus. Whether concerned with a physics laboratory in Williams Hall, working in the library, helping with a record registration or inspecting campus buildings, all deans and administrators are involved with campus life. The administrative deans work many hours per day to make the university machine move in its daily operations. And their work varies from participating in graduate seminars to attending teas. From counseling to teaching the deans shape university policy and spearhead students to become citizens of the university and community. Counseling both faculty and students occupies a vast amount of the deans ' time. Plagued with work, ever ready to help the needy and troubled, faced with peril or celebration, UF deans advance the roles of education for both students and faculty in their search for excellence, harmony and success. Marna Brady Dean of Women Lester L. Hale Dean of Student Affairs 25

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Robert B. Mautz Vice-President of Academic Affairs Frank T. Adams Dean of Men Byron Hollinshead Dean of University College L. E. Grinter Dean of Graduate School

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Alan J. Robertson Dean of University Relations Development Samuel P. Martin Provost of Medicine E. T. York, Jr. William A. Bryan