University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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I n answer to your question, Why are you part of the School of Business? I would an- swer by stating that be- cause of a wide back- ground which I had as a young man and as a stu- dent going through school, I found that the challenges of a career training young men and women who wished to make a signifi- cant contribution to soci- ety appealed to me. It is my opinion that individuals who decide on business as a career will find that it offers a wide range of opportunities for personal development and achievement even though they may posess different aptitudes, interests, and abilities. It provides stimu- lating ways to make a contribution to the public good, because business enters into almost every facet of modern life. To- day ' s business executive is in a unique position to initiate and carry out constructive measures benefiting both his com- munity and his country. His role is a dynamic one in society, and what he does, for good or evil, vitally affects his fellow citizen ' s well-being. As a result, because of the great opportunities which exist, and the need for the kind of education which my colleagues and I envisioned, I wanted to be a part in training indi- viduals who would ' enter business blessed with sound principles and high ethical and moral stand- ards. CHARLES DIRKSEN Dean, Business School 4 I wanted to be a part in training individuals who would enter business blessed with sound principles and high moral and ethical standards