University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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Administration FINANCIAL SECRETARY T he Business Office serves the College in the collection of all tuition, fees, and appropriations. These funds are paid out according to a carefully built budget for salaries, furniture, equip- ment, supplies, and the construction and repairs of buildings. Over one million dollars in checks are written annually. REGISTRAR AND EXAMINER Through this office have passed the scholastic records of nearly two thousand students in the course of the academic year. Before the freshman students reached college this fall their high school credits were checked and passed upon by the Registrar. This office has also kept the upper-class-men informed in regard to subjects needed for graduation. SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS A three-million dollar plant to keep in perfect condition has been the problem set before this office. In addition to regular up- keep, this office has supervised the refinishing of Gilchrist Hall, the chapel being remodeled in Gothic effect. Plans for a men’s dormitory have become a reality in the new building that has been built this year. I I. BENJAMIN BOARDMAN Financial Secretary CHARLES S. CORY ELDON E. COLE Registrar and Examiner Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

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M. J. NELSON SADIE B. CAMPBELL Dean of Faculty Dean of Women DEAN OF FACULTY The responsibility for the entire instructional program has gone to the Dean of the Faculty. During the year nearly fifteen hundred students have gone to Dr. M. J. Nelson with their scho- lastic problems. An even greater number have filed requests with the office for permission to make curricular adjustments. From this office have come the programs of recitations and college catalogues. DEAN OF WOMEN The program of work promoted this year has sought (1) to understand the social, economic, and emotional development of each woman student; (2) to help her to understand the influence of this development upon herself, and (3) to give her actual prac- tice in being in such situations that she can practice “being able to work with others,” “being able to make plans and carry them through,” and “being happy.” DEAN OF MEN The Dean of Men is adviser to the men of the campus, counseling and assisting them in their problems. He is the faculty representative for the Men’s Union, the Inter-Fraternity Council, the Blue Key Fraternity, and is an honorary member of many other men’s groups. Much of his time is given to the plans and manage- ment of the new dormitory for men. LESLIE I. REED Dean of Men Administration

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's i-» The Library has been the workshop wherein nearly two thousand students have been building an education. For the im- provement of facilities the college has added about three thousand seven hundred hooks to the Library as well as thousands of pamphlets. These books have not been limited entirely to educa- tional matter, for a great many books for recreational reading were included. The Library furnished employment for over fifty students who assisted the staff of librarians in serving the students of the college to the best possible degree. Members of the faculty have found the Library a great asset to them in their pursuit of research in the various educational fields. Library ANNE SIT ART DUNCAN Librarian Page 22