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

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The IOWA STATE BOARD OF REAGENTS governs the three state universities: University of Northern Iowa, University of Iowa, and Iowa State University. They set up standards for general admission requirements for graduate students and classification of residents or non- residents for the purpose of admissions and fee pur- poses. Uniform rules of personal conduct and Student Aid Scholarships are under the jurisdiction of the Board of Reagents. Each member of the Board is appointed by the Governor and must be confirmed by the state Sen- ate. They each serve a six-year term. Seated: Peter J. Wenstrand, Constance Belin, Mary Lou- ise Petersen, Stanley R. Barber. Second Row: Percy G. Harris. M.D. Donald H. Shaw. Harry G. Slife, S. J. Brown- lee, Ray V. Bailey. Dr. Raymond Schlicher Dean. Extention and Continuing Education Dr. H. Ray Hoop Dean. Graduate College Dr. Edward Voldteth Special Assistant to the President ADMINISTRATION 9

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Administration Helps Initiate Change Many of the changes in recent years at the University of Northern Iowa were initiated by the Administration. Changes have also been initiated by students but most have had to have administrative backing before they could be carried through. The fall semester of 1978 marked the beginning of John J. Kamerick's eighth year as President of the University of Northern Iowa. President Kamerick received his Bachelor of Arts at St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa, 1943; his Master of Arts at the University of Iowa, 1947; and his Doctorate at the University of Iowa, 1950. As President of the University of Northern Iowa, Dr. Kamerick has helped in bringing new and modern facilities to the university campus. Or. James G. Martin Vice-President and Provost Dr. Thomas Hansmeler Vice-President for Student Services Or. Robert Stansbury Vice-President for Adm. Services 8 ADMINISTRATION

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College Of Business And Behavioral Sciences The College of Business and Behavioral Sciences is the home of excellent professional programs as well as sig- nificant segments of the Universities course offerings in the liberal arts. The primary function of both the College of Business and Behavioral Sciences and the University, is instruction. In addition to regular classroom activities, many students receive individualized instruction through field experiences, internship assignments, and individual study projects. Research and service are an integral part of the mission of the College. The Center of Business and Behavioral Research is an agency within the College which performs both research and service functions. The College houses the following instruc- tional units: the School of Business, the Department of Business Education and Office Administration, the De- partment of Geography, the Department Economics, the Department of Political Science, the Department of His- tory, the Department of Home Economics, the Depart- ment of Psychology, and the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work. Or. Robert E. Morin Dean, College of Businosi and Behavioral Sciences 10 BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES ■■■Hi