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

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Dean of Colleges of Arts and Science Dean of the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Science for ten years. Father Edmond J. Smyth. S.J.. is concerned with all aspects of the administration of his Colleges. He earned his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Georgetown University, and holds a Ph.D. in History from the University of Toronto. As Dean he sets scholastic standards, plans budgets, and supervises the administration of the Liberal Arts and Science Colleges. As an Associate Professor of History he also teaches historical method and criticism. Edmond J. Smyth. S.J.. Dean. Colleges of Liberal Arts and Science. Associate Professor of History. Dean of College of Business Administration Dr. Vincent P. Wright. Dean of the College of Business Administration, came to the University of San Francisco from Boston College in 1963. He holds his doctorate in education from Harvard, where he also earned his A.B. and M.A. degrees. His responsibilities as Dean include all aspects of the administration of the College, academic and financial. In addition to his duties as Dean he also teaches in the Business Administration Graduate Program. Dr. Vincent P. Wright. Dean. College of Business Administration.

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Dean of Students As Dean of Students. Father John J. LoSchiavo. SJ.. is the director and coordinator of Student Personnel Services and student activities. In addition to his general duties, he is also the moderator of Alpha Sigma Nu and the Block Club, plus the Faculty Adviser to the Athletic Department. Father LoSchiavo was named Dean of Students in 1962 and was previously an Instructor in Theology. Dr. Augustine P. Donoghue. Director of Admissions. Chaplain Father Francis J. Harrington. S.J.. has been University Chaplain for three years. As Chaplain it is his objective to provide the counselling which helps the U.S.F. student handle his personal spiritual formation so that he may truly develop into a man conscious of his obligations to Almighty Cod and his duties to his fellow man. Spiritual guidance must go hand in hand with academic development if our graduates are to assume their places as leaders for God and country. Director of Admissions Dr. Augustine P. Donoghue became Director of Admissions of the University of San Francisco in 1932. It is his responsibility to judge the qualifications of those seeking admission to the University, a responsibility which becomes increasingly demanding with the influx of students. In addition to this important function. Dr. Dono-ghue's Office provides all necessary information for potential freshmen, as well as transfer and graduate students. Mr. William J. Donnellan is Assistant Director of Admissions. 15 Francis J. Harrington. S.J., I Jniversity C haplain.

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Dean of Graduate Division f ather John H. Martin. S.J., Dean of the Graduate Division, conducts the administration and supervision of all the graduate work of the University of San I'ran-cisco. This includes the planning of academic graduate programs, cooperating with the departments of the Graduate Division in the selection of personnel, and formally approving all appointments of graduate scholars, fellows, and assistants. He also serves the University as the representative of the Graduate Division in all accrediting und educational meetings. John H. Martin. S. J.. Dean. Graduate Division. Director of Honors Program. Dean of School of Law Dean Francis R. Walsh has been Dean of the University’s School of Law since 1957. He graduated from Seton Hall University in 1913 and served for two years as a line officer in the Pacific. He received his LL.B. degree from Georgetown University’s Law School and was Professor of Law there from 1919 until 1951. As Dean of the Law School his duties encompass all the academic, financial, and administrative aspects of conducting a prominent I .aw School. In addition to setting scholastic standards, planning budgets, and supervising the administration of the entire program, he continues to serve as a Professor of Law. Francis R. Walsh. Dean, School of I .aw.