University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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llDlllllllSTRHTlllll The educational, academic, and research programs of the University are the primary obiectives of the institution. Simultaneously, there operates another program, quietly and in the background, namely, that of administration. The administrative staff includes many officers of the University who do no teaching and no research. They are the operators of the University, the managers, the welfare officers, the business agents, the record keepers, the engineers, and the public relations officers. The President of the University is the chief of the administrators. He is the coordinator of all the work of the University, both academic and operational. He is aided by a group of specialists, each with his own staff and field of operations. These specialists consist of the Provost, the Comptroller and his staff, the Director of the Physical Plant, the Registrar, the Dean of Students, and the Public Relations officer. Other administrative officers are in the lllini Union, the Personnel Bureau, the Alumni Association, the Athletic Association, the Bureau of Institutional Research, the High School Visitor's Office, the Press and Information Office, the Radio Station and the Retirement System oftices. The administrative organization is established to contribute the most effective operational methods and procedures in order that the educational, academic, and research programs may go forward smoothly and effectively. H l H 1 1 l