University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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GRADUATE SCHOOL COUNCIL In 1918 A GRADUATE SCHOOL was Organized at the University of Maryland to provide instruction towards the Master ' s and Doe- tor ' s degree. Activities of the school are under the supervision of a Graduate Coun- cil which is composed of the faculty who are instructors in the school. The Graduate School offers instruction to college graduates, holders of Master ' s degrees, and advanced undergraduate stu- dents at College Park and in Baltimore. Degrees awarded are Master of Science, Master of Education, Master of Business Administration, Master of Arts, and Doc- tor of Philosophy. The Dean of the Graduate School is Dr. C. O. Appleman, who is also chairman of the Graduate School Council, and director of the departments of Pathology and Bot- any of the University. First row: Cotterman, Appleman, Patterson. Second row: Hale, Stevens, James, Benjamin, Broughton, Meade. 12

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DEAN OF MEN DEAN OF WOMEN i X v. .H2 Olcit- - ' — T »U.-l =t »T, One of the busiest and best liked men on the campus is James H. Reid, Acting Dean of Men and assistant professor in the College of Business and Public Administra- tion. Mr. Reid completed his undergrad- uate work at the University of Iowa and came to the University of Maryland after receiving his Master of Arts degree in Economics at American University. Dean Reid ' s duties are many and varied. He handles housing for men students; ap- proves student applications for admission in the enlisted reserve; and has charge of student employment. He also acts as financial adviser for the Student Govern- ment Association and serves as counsellor to all men students of the University. The office of Dean of Women has been filled since 1922 by Miss Adele H. Stamp. Her main interest is to give friendly and able assistance to women students and to help them solve their problems — personal, financial, or social. She received her Bache- lor of Arts degree from Tulane University and her Master of Arts degree from the University of Maryland. Miss Stamp is Chairman of the Educa- tion Committee for the Maryland Federa- tion of Women ' s Clubs, National Treas- urer of Alpha Lambda Delta, and a board member of Deans of Women, and League of Women Voters. She is keenly inter- ested in the formation of volunteer train- ing units for girls who desire to participate activelv in the war effort. 11

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STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Top row: Allen. Wysor, White, S h a u g n e s sy, Reid. Bottom roir: Prein- kert, Hannan, Leslie, Ide. The Student Life Committee is the medium through which student and ad- ministrative affairs are coordinated. It is the duty of the committee, acting as an advisory board, to render all final decisions on student problems. Members are: Dr. William A. Griffith, Dean Adele Stamp, Professor R. B. Allen, Dr. Norman E. Phillips, Dr. L. H. James, Dr. I. D. Barrett, Col. Robert E. Wysor, Dean J. H. Reid, Miss Rosalie Leslie, Dr. G. W. Prange, Dr. S. E. Harman, Profes- sor C. F. Kramer, and Miss Frances Ide. Professor Randall leads a community sing. , j3k=I; W 1 id 1 i . IdT,., 13