University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Dean of Students Dean of Women This year the University of San F'rancisco lias a new administrative position. Dean of Women. Dean Frances Anne Dolan lias duties which are by no means limited. Generally speaking, she is responsible for the overall welfare of women students, particularly those aspects ol non-academic nature. She supervises such areas as women’s housing, women s organizations, and women-sponsored social activities. She also acts ns disciplinarian or counselor ns the occasion demands. Since being appointed Dean of Students in 1962. Father John . LoSchiavo, S.J.. has become a friend and advisor to many n student. His position calls for the overseeing of all academic and extracurricular activities. In addition to these extensive general duties, he is moderator of such organizations ns the Student legislature and Alpha Sigma Nu. and acts ns chaplain to the varsity athletic teams. Dean of Men At the beginning of the aenderrpe year. Father Robert Sunderland, S.J-. became Dean of Men. Since then he has displayed a remarkable interest and warmth in all his dealings with the resident students. The patience and personal touch in his student contacts have facilitated the performance of his highly responsible position. Father Sunderland also acts as chaplain in Phelan Hall. 16

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Dean of Graduate Division Fr. Thomas Rood. S.J.. Director of the Graduate Division conducts the administration and supervision of all the graduate work of the University. This includes such activities as planning academic graduate programs, cooperating with the departments in selecting personnel and formally approving all appointments of graduate scholars, fellows and assistants. I fis work often takes him afield, for he also represents the Graduate Division in all accrediting and educational meetings. As head of a division, he must also prepare and submit a budget, which takes into account all necessary academic and administrative materials and services. Thomas Reed. S.J.. Dean Dean of School of Law Francis Walsh. Dean of the University’s Law School, graduated from Seton Hall University in 1945 and subsequently served for 2 years in the Pacific as a line officer. He received his LL.B from Georgetown University’s Law' School where he taught as Professor of Law from 1940 to 1951. Then he came to U.S.F. as a Professor. In 1957 he was appointed Dean of our School of Law and to this day remains the youngest person ever to hold that position. Dean Walsh’s duties encompass all the academic, financial, and administrative aspects of conducting a prominent Law School. In addition to setting scholastic standards, planning budgets, and supervising the administration of the entire program, he serves as a teacher of Torts I and II. 15 Francis R. Walsh. Dean

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Evening Division In addition to its regular daytime courses. the University of San Francisco offers an extensive evening curriculum. The chief objective of the Evening Division is to provide college level studies in Liberal Arts. Mathematics, and Business Administration. A student who wants to concentrate in a specific area can participate in various certificate programs in the fields of Business Administration. Public Administration or Industrial Health. Classes are also offered by the schools of Nursing and Education. All courses are taught in accordance with University standards, and can be used for college credit. Indeed, it is possible to carry a full load in order to graduate in four years. Of special interest is the fact that the Evening Division enrollment of some twenty four hundred is only slightly below that of the Day Division. The Instructional Staff is composed of the full time Evening Faculty assisted by Day Faculty members and instructors from other institutions or the business world. Gerald A. Sugruc. S.J.. Director of the Evening College.