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l Chancellor W. Kerr To William jasper Kerr, who was president of Oregon State College since 1907, goes the honor of being the first Chancellor of the Oregon State System of Higher Education. He was appointed to this position, which is the official head of the six state institutions of higher learning, by the State Board of Higher Education in the Fall of 1932. Because he is well- known throughout the state, and since he has been connected with the educational institu- tions of the state for so long, Mt. Kerr is well qualified for performing his duties. 11
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, , , I Q03 THE OREGANA ss: NINLTEEN HUNDRED THJRTY THREE State Board of Higher Education The State Board of Higher Educa- tion, in which is embodied the general control of the University as one school in the Oregon State System of Higher Education, has been confronted with many difficult problems in the past year. It has attempted to mitigate the finan- cial difficulties which the educational in- stitutions are facing by a reorganization of the schools and stricter regulation of expenditure, but always with a view of maintaining the high scholastic standings of the institutions. These changes con- cerning executives and the organization of the schools and departments of the University and College campuses, which were voted at a meeting of the Board on March 7, 1952, were made effective for the 1952-53 academic year. The membership of the present Board includes C. L. Starr, Portland, president, C. C. Colt, Portland, vice-president, B. F. Irvine, Portland, treasurer, E. C. Pease, The Dalles, Al- bert Burch, Medford, E. C. Sammons, Portland, Herman Oliver, John Day, Cornelia Marvin Pierce, La Grande, and F. E. Callister, Albany. Mr. Burch resigned during the latter part of 1932, but Governor Meier has not appointed an- . - - other member to fill the vacancy. Vice-President Burt Brown Barker performs his duty of contacting the citizens of the state in the interest of the University of Oregon very efficiently since he has always been active in semi-public and public affairs. Vice-president Barker received his under- graduate education at Willamette University at Salem. He then attended the University of Chi- cago and received his LL.B. degree from Har- vard. Vice-President Barker has cooperated with the State Board of Higher Education in meeting the financial stress that the University has been experiencing during the past few years. He vol- untarily reduced his own salary to the unheard of low of one dollar a year, and at this salary he is working just as energetically as before. C. L. STARR I HURT BROWN BARKER 12
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