University of Oklahoma - Sooner Medic Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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PRESENT AT A monthly rneetinq of the Board ot Regents were Dr. George L. Cross, OU president: Eph Monroe, Julian J. Rotbbaum. Dr. Mark R. Johnson, Glenn Northeutt, James G. Davidson, Quintin Little, John l-loucbin and Emil R. Kraettli. Regents Serve A Ge erning Bed For University The government of the University is vested in the Regents of the University of Oklahoma, a board which consists of seven members appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the State Senate. Each member is appointed to serve for seven years. except when appointed to fill an unexpired term. The members of the board serve without pay and contribute much valuable time and talent to the University. The Regents appoint the University President. and on bis recommendation appoint and fix tbe salaries of all K faculty members and other employees. Serving as oflicers of the Regents this year were Glenn Northcutt. VVillis, president, and Epb Monroe, Clinton, vice-president. Emil R. Kraettli. Norman. has been secretary of the board since 1919. Other members of the board are julian Rothbaum, Tulsag Dr. Mark R. Johnson, Oklahoma Cityg James C. Davidson. Tulsa: Quintin Little. Ardmore. and John Houchin. Bartlesville. GLENN NORTHCUTT, President

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tate Regents Supervise Educational Institutens The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education serve as the supervisory and fund-allocating board for all Oklahoma junior colleges, senior colleges and uni- versities supported wholly or in part hy state appropria- tions. The State Regents, specihc powers granted by the Constitution include prescribing standards for each in- stitution, determining functions and courses of study, granting degrees and other forms ol' recognition for completion of courses, establishing fees and recommend- ing to the legislature budgets for the eighteen colleges and universities and the seven other constituent agencies of the state system. Serving as chairman of the State Regents this year is R. L. Crowder, Jr., Tonkawa. The other Regents are John Vater, -Ir., Enidg Guy M. Harris, Ardmoreg Mrs. S. F. Ditmars, Muskogeeg Robert Allee, Elk City: G. Ellis Gable, Tulsag VVharton Mathies. Clayton. and VVilliam T. Payne, Oklahoma City. Regent N. B. Mus- selman, Shawnee, died during the year. Dr. E. T. Dunlap is chancellor and T. G. Sexton is administrative assistant. Throughout the year the State Regents? oflice con- tinued the extensive two-year research project. Self- Study of Higher Education in Oklahoma. REGENTS ARE Wharton Mathias G y M Harris Bob F Allee M s S F Ditmars, R. L. Crowder, E. T. Dunlap, T. Q. Sexton, Will T. Payne.

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F s 1: PRESIDENT GEORGE Lynn Cross observes his fwenfiefh year af flne helm of Hue Universify of Oklahoma which continues Hs progress