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

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Sr. Mary Beata. S.M.. Dean. School of Nursing. Dean of School of Nursing Sister Mary Beala. S.M., Dean of llie School of Nursing, she been with the University of San Francisco since 1056. She received her B.S. degree from the San Francisco College for Women, and her M.S. in Nursing from St. Louis University. Her duties as Dean encompass all the administrative, academic, and financial facets of directing a Nursing School, from establishing scholastic-standards to formulating departmental budgets. Chairman of Department of Education Dr. John R. Devine. Acting Chairman of the Department of Education, came to the University of San Francisco in 1950. He earned his A.B. degree at the Catholic University of America and holds an M.S. in Education and an Ed.D. from the University of Southern California. A Professor of Education, he has been Director of Teacher Education and Coordinator of Student Teaching, and was named Acting Chairman this year. As such. Dr. Devine is responsible for all phases of its operation. Dr. John R. Devine. Acting Chairman. Department of Education. 18

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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.

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Director of the Evening College Father Gerald A. Sugrue. S.J.. Director of the Evening College, supervises the administration of the University’s extensive Evening Division which offers courses in liberal arts, business administration, and mathematics. All courses are taught in accordance with the University s standards, and can be used for college credit. Father Sugrue first came to the University of San Francisco in 19-10. He returned in 105 5 and has been, in addition to his position as Director of the Evening College, an Assistant Professor of Theology. Gerald A. Sugrue. S.J.. Director. Evening College. Head Librarian Miss Juliet B. Clark has been a member of the Richard A. Gleeson Library Staff since 1953. She earned her B. A. degree at Dominican College, her M.A. at tin University of California, and the Certificate in Library Science. She became Acting Head Librarian last year. Gleason Library has as its primary function the support and enrichment of the undergraduate and graduate programs of the University. Since the Library serves all the interests of the L'niversity. it must be closely integrated with its administration and educational policies and practices. It must also promote the cultural interests of the students and those habits of self-education which are a part of the University training. Juliet B. Clark. Acting Head Librarian. 19