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

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STUDENT WELFARE COMMITTEE Th© Student Welfare Committee is a committee appointed by President Latham to advise the dean of men and the dean of women on all matters pertaining to the general welfare of students. In carrying out this purpose this committee functions also as an ad- visory committee to the student council for projects on which they are working or which they wish to initiate. They have been particularly interested this year in helping the council in their project of developing a point system for extra and semi-curricular activities. This committee is the one which select- ed the list of student Who's Who from a group of sixty candidates prepared by the OLD GOLD. Dean Sadie Campbell is ex-officio chairman and Dean Leslie Reed is ex-officio secre- tary. The faculty members who are elected for three year terms are Miss May Smith, Mr. L. V. Douglas, and Mr. Paul Bender. Page 18 BENDER, DOUGLAS, SMITH, CAMPBELL, REED

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS DEAN OF THE FACULTY—Dean Nelson maintains, in discussing How to Become a Dean, that only those incapable of holding their own as a student, professor, or as a social success may be- come a faculty dean! DEAN OF WOMEN—Miss Campbell takes upwards of one thou- sand girls under her wing, finds work for them, keeps them from getting homesick, and helps them lead normal college lives dur- ing their stay here. In fact, Dean Campbell's office buzzes with work! DEAN OF MEN—Dean Reed, likewise, holds a very important position. Keeping nearly seven hundred fellows within bounds is enough. He also assists in sponsoring college dances and he acts as adviser to the Inter-Fraternity Council and to Men's Union. BUSINESS MANAGER—If you once possessed a Model T that rambled right along, you might become business manager some day. Mr. Boardman got his start that way Now he wrests room rents and college fees from coinless college kids! It can be done, you know. REGISTRAR—Mr. Larson keeps track of those elusive credits earned at the institution and prepares interesting little balance sheets. To careless students he may pro- nounce, ''Thou shalt not graduate! SUPERINTENDENT OF GROUNDS—Mr. Cole has some- thing to do besides putting up signs that say Please. With the rapid strides he has made in the way of land- scaping, he can take pride in a campus beautiful. Page 17

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FACULTY SENATE D:. Denny expounds his 'pet' theory. Dr. Cable and Miss Lambert verify the rules. New (bom November, 1937), the Faculty Senate has the general responsibility for determining the educa- tional policy of the college, subject always to the ap- proval of the State Board of Education. The Senate is composed of the heads of the 14 academic depart- ments, and a group of 14 professors, associate profes- sors, or assistant professors elected by the entire fac- ulty. The Senate meetings are open to all members of the faculty, and the minutes of Senate meetings are sent to all of them. Meetings are held at the call of the President or Dean of the Faculty. The Senate was created to replace the faculty in policy matters be- cause that body's efficiency was hampered by its rapid growth. However, the faculty as a legislative body has not been discontinued; it is normally dor- mant, but still can assemble and legislate. Kacro J9