University of South Florida - Aegean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Dr. Kemper W. Merriam, Acting Dean Changes in the outside world and even in the inside world of USF occur every day. What current changes have taken place within the College of Business Administration? The most significant trend or change embracing both stu- dents and faculty is the growing interest in various forms of interaction between the College and University community with the 'ioutside world. As one form of this involvement, the students of the Col- lege of Business Administration, in increasing numbers, are eagerly assisting disadvantaged individuals and enterprises that otherwise could not afford semi-professional or technical services. Interested faculty members are voluntarily acting as coordinators of these programs and valuable encouragement, cooperation, and assistance is being received from the U. 5. Internal Revenue Service, the Small Business Administration tSBAi, the Service Corps of Retired Executives tSCOREi, the West Coast Chapter of the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants tFICPAi and other agencies or associations. The services rendered include tax return preparation, accounting systems and control, financial statement preparation, for loan assistance, management and employee training, improvement of layout and merchandising techniques, and many more selected activities. From an academic viewpoint, the College is becoming increasingly interested in expanding the horizons of both the students and the faculty through interaction with distinguished visiting professors and colloquiums. The current year has included Dr. Gardiner Means, a pioneer economist; Dr. Doug- las Vickers, a visiting professor from Western Australia; Dr. Howard Ross, visiting professor from the Baruch School; Drs. McClelland, Boyatsis and Burham, behavioralists from He'- vard; Mr. Ezra Solomon from Washington, D. C. mmmZ-mCUU ZO-Hjsm-im-Z-ZUJe 27