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ADMINISTRATION Changing Ideas, Policies, Methods Symbolize Kamerickk 2 Years as NTSU President The name Kamerick and the word change have become synonomous to North Texas. In his two years as president of NTSU, Dr. J ohn J . Kamerick has become a symbol of new ideas, new policies and new meth- ods. Change is the word to describe a year that saw increasing student responsibility, greater faculty participation in policy- making decisions, and changes in some of the administrative structure of the uni- veristy. Change is also the word to describe a campus that saw an all time high in on- campus enrollment with 15,024 students registering in the fall, and a change from the 3.0 grade point system to a 4.0 sys- tem. North Texas saw the establishment of the first co-ed dorm, a loosening of the reg- ulations for womenis housing, and an in- crease in the student voice in campus mat- ters. Change came to North Texas, but it came quietly without the usual disruptions that-accompany change. Dr. Kamrick explained that North Texas has accepted the change smoothly because the university has gradually shed its role as guardian of the student and has taken on the role of educator for the students. After coming to North Texas, Dr. Kamerick studied the university situation and devised his own set of goals for the school. Some of the changes that evolved from these goals are: 0 a detailed code of student conduct written by students and faculty which provided guarantees of due process for students. 0 the creation of a faculty senate to aid in policy-making decision affecting the uni- versity. 0 work on the positions of an ombuds- man to facilitate student-administration communication. The university has also had to cope with the increasing number of students enrolling At left, Dr. Kamerick looks over some work in his office with his secretary, Virginia Briscoe. Later, he reads one of the numerous volumes in his private library. highly each year. Enrollment has set records each year for 19 consecutive years with more and more students coming to school. We are dealing with a considerably older student today, Dr. Kamerick said. About 60 per cent of the students are 21 or over. nThe enrollment has shifted rapidly away from the freshman and sophomore years? Dr. Kamerick said. To keep up with the changing students and their Changing educational needs, the university has had to change. In a speech this year, Dr. Kamerick said tcontinuedi
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