University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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DR. ROY GITTINGER THE DEAN OF ADMINISTRATION Supervision of admission and of graduation are the principal functions of the office of the Dean of Adnninistration. No applicant may be admit- ted to the University until he has submitted cre- dentials showing his previous training to this of- fice and has had them approved. Credentials upon which an applicant secures admission to the University must be mailed from the registrar of the institution last attended to the registrar of the University. Decisions as to the acceptance of students with doubtful credentials must be made by the Dean of Administration. Permission for temporary enrollment while waiting for creden- tials may be granted only by this official. Requirements for graduation, like the require- ments for admission, are checked in this office. Deficiencies are noted and appeals heard by the Dean. Dr. Roy Gittinger has filled this office since 1926. Gittinger is a graduate of the University, having received a B. A. degree in 1902. hie also holds an M. A. from the University of Chicago and a Ph. D. from the University of California. He has been a member of the University faculty since 1902. From 1915 until 1925 he served as Dean of Undergraduates; from 1919 until 1925 he was registrar; and during the year 1925-26 he was acting dean of the Graduate School. In addition to his duties as Dean of Admlnis tration. Dr. Gittinger also serves as Professor of English History, teaching one class in that subject each semester. SECRETARY The office of Secretary of the University of Oklahoma is filled by Mr. Emil R. Kraettli. This office is sometimes referred to as Assistant to the President. The duties of the office include the general executive management of the University. Many problems, both student and faculty, which might otherwise have to go to the President or the Administrative Council, are settled by this official. He might be termed the business manager of the University. As Secretary of the University, Mr. Kraettli Is ex officio Secretary of the Administrative Coun- cil and of the Board of Regents. He is also Secre- tary of the Student Loan Committee and a mem- ber of the Student Activities Committee of the University. Such questions as deferred enroll- ment fees, applications for loans, wages for stu- dent labor, and special student activities are re- ferred to him. Mr. Kraettli was graduated from high school at Clay Center, Kansas, In 1909 and attended the Gem City Business College at Quincy, Illi- nois, in 1910 and 1912. Before coming to the University, he was an accountant In the hard- ware and Implement business at Clifton, Kansas, and at Hobart, Oklahoma. bMIL R. KRAfcTTLI Paq 16

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