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

Page 27 text:

Dr. Robert G. Milligan, Director of Testing and Counseling. Assistant Professor of Psychology. Director of Personnel Mr. Edward P. Coffey is the bead of tbe Personnel Office of tbe University. As such, lie recruits and hires staff personnel in all non-academic areas. Office, food service, and maintenance positions arc bandied by this Office, which also determines wage and salary programs for personnel. It also controls the administration of Health and Welfare Benefits for the I.-ay Eacidty and personnel, such ns Blue Cross and retirement. Dr. Helen P. McTaggart. Director of the Reading Center. Assistant Professor of Psychology. Director of Testing and Counseling Dr. Robert G. Milligan has been with the University of San Francisco since 1060. As Director of Testing and Counseling he supervises the educational, vocational, and personality testing available to students. Such testing is offered as an aid to academic achievement and os a means of deciding future goals. The Counseling Service aims to help the student who fails to achieve academically and socially because of emotional and personal problems. Dr. Milligan is also an Assistant Professor of Psychology. Mr. Edward P. Coffey. Director of Personnel. Director of Reading Center As Director of the Reading Center. Dr. Helen P. McTaggart supervises the program offering to students who arc deficient or wish to improve their reading shill and study habits the opportunity of diagnosis of strengths and weaknesses. The Center also offers courses to help students work at a level commensurate with their intellectual ability. Dr. McTaggart is also an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department. 23

Page 26 text:

Bursar Mrs. Zeula Griswold has served as the University s Bursar since I960. Her Office is concerned with the financial relationship between the student and the University. It is in charge of each student's tuition, residence hall fees, personal damage payments, and scholarship credit. In short, it is the Bursar’s chief service to keep each student advised as to his financial status at U.S.F. Mr. William M. Wharton. Jr.. Foreign Student Adviser. Assistant Professor of History Financial Adviser for Students Father Norton J. Herold. S.J., has been the University's Financial Adviser for Students since I960. As such, he serves as a counsel for students, advising them concerning scholarships, loans, and other financial aid. He also directs the distribution of grants and serves as Chairman of the Committee on Scholarships. Mrs. Zeula Griswold. Bursar. Foreign Student Adviser As Foreign Student Adviser. Mr. William M. Wharton. Jr., serves as the general adviser for all undergraduate students attending the University on visas. He assists all foreign students in immigration matters such as the renewal of visas, procedure for work permits, and letters of credit. Mr. Wharton is also an Assistant Professor of History. 22 Norton J. Herald. S.J.. Financial Adviser for Students.

Page 28 text:

James I.. Gallagher. S.J.. [director of Purchasing. Director of Placement Miss Carolyn I. I loward is the University s Director of Placement, it is the Placement Bureau's function to assist registered students of the Day Division anti full time students of the Evening College in obtaining part-time employment. The Bureau also assists Liberal Arts. Science, and Business majors who have received or will receive degrees from the I diversity in obtaining permanent career positions. Director of Purchasing As Director of Purchasing. Brother James L. Gallagher. S.J.. is responsible for the acquisition of all supplies and services needed by the University. I tc also certifies invoices for the departments which do not issue their own purchase orders. I he Purchasing Office charges University expenses to over two hundred accounts, and is certainly a vital part of the University’s administration. Miss Carolyn I. Howard. Director of Placement. Director of Plant Services Mr. George T. Preston. Director of Plant Services, is responsible for the supervision and maintenance of all University grounds, property, and buildings. Although it is a small department, the Plant Office plays an important tart in the maintenance of the physical facilities of the University. Mr. Claude YV. Stovill is Assistant Director. George T. Preston, Director of Plnn Sm i