University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS DR. WALTER CLINTON JACKSON Dean of Administration MISS HARRIET ELLIOT Dean of Women The cooperation and splendid spirit of Dr. Walter Clinton Jackson, Dean of Administration, and Miss Harriet Elliot, Dean of Women, contribute to the high standards of honor and understanding which exist on the campus. The Faculty and students have worked together to form a truly democratic community, and the government of the College is based upon the principles to be found in any well-organized society. Here the students find an opportunity to express their own ideas and to help develop a more ideal college spirit. The student government organization places a real responsibility upon them. The Faculty and the students have integrated their ideas into the formation of the Constitution. The law-making authority resides in a representative group of students and Faculty. All student officers are chosen democratically. It is understood that many matters such as affect academic questions, matters relating to the health of the College, the control of property, and of special cases of discipline which are outside of student jurisdiction are handled by Executive and Administrative officers. But a close cooperation of student and Faculty makes the problems few and easily solved. mo

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CLYDE ROARK HOEY, ex officio Chairman HENRY MAUGER LONDON, ex officio Secretary 1940: John Sprunt Hill, Walter Murphy, John J. Parker. 1 942 : Mrs. Laura Weill Cone, Miss Easdale Shaw, Hay- wood Parker. 1944: Josephus Daniels, Clarence Poe, Irvin B. Tucker. : M946: Charles Whedbee, William D. Faucette, Leslie Weil. Term expires. The Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina was the first institution established by the state for the higher edu- cation of women. Since the founding in 1892 many changes have brought about both physical and cultural progress. In 1931 the General Assembly of North Carolina passed an act to consolidate the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the State College of Agriculture and Engineering at Raleigh, and the North Carolina College for Women, into the Greater University of North Carolina. At that time the North Carolina College for Women became the Woman ' s College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina. The Board of Trustees chosen by the General Assembly assumed control of the new university with Governor Clyde Roark Hoey Chairman of the Board of Trustees. A few months later they elected Dr. Frank Porter Graham its president. The Trustees of the Greater University of North Carolina are the Administrative directors of the school, and they endeavor not only to solve the problems of the school as a whole, but to provide for the needs of the students themselves and to keep the University abreast with the modern ideas of education. Eighteen tfon 17fbGjdl 4s

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS DR. JULIUS I.FOUST PRESIDENT EMERITUS MISS LAURA H.COIT SECRETARY OF THE COLLEGE MR. E.J.FORNEY TREASURER MR CLAUDE EDWARD TEAGUE ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER MR. C. W. PHILLIPS DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS MISS MARY TAYLOR MOORE REGISTRAR DR. RUTHM. COLLINGS DR. GUY R. LYLE :. Hvrw five tie