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

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vs Mhh;m - Q The administrators serve with President Brown as the principal policy making offi- cials for the University. Above Left: The Vice Presi- dent for Student Affairs is Daniel R. Walbolt. Left Cen- ter: The Vice President for University Relations is Joseph F. Busta. Below Left: The newly placed Vice President for Employee Re- lations and Information Re- sources is Rickard Fender. Above Right: The Executive Vice President and Vice President for Administra- tion and Finance is Albert C. Hartley. Right: The Provost and Vice President for Aca- demic Affairs is Gregory M. O'Brien. Academics 2 Y

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Administrators on the Move President Brown President John Lott Brown is USFis third President. He came to USF in 1978 with a back- ground in psychology and optical science. Dr. Brown has constantly been making new tradi- tions for the betterment of the university. He has held open forums for 20 Academics both staff and students and has participated actively in many activi- ties such as career shad- owing. He was con- tinually been concerned with all aspects of life at USF and looks for new ways with which to im- prove our University.

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Helping in Health QZ-CDZUCZ The College of Nursing is dedicated to the improvement of nursing and health care services through new techniques, methods and technology, its fine educa- tional programs and related research activ- ities. The college offers a program that leads to a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in nursing and a graduate program that leads to a Master of Science degree with a major in adult health nurs- ing. This program prepares its graduates to assume leadership roles as clinical 22 Academics specialists in the health care setting for adults. The nursing process is a method of sci- entific inquiry which provides for the im- plementation of nursing care in primary, secondary and tertiary care settings. In order to carry out this process, the nursing program focuses on the theoretical con- cepts of advanced nursing practice, role theory and development, research and ciinicai experience in the management of patient care. Above Left: A male nurse receives careful scrutiny as he administers an injection to a patient. Far Above Left: Students practice their two-man CPR skills on Resuscitation Annie. Above Right: Gwendoline R. MacDonald is Dean 01 the College of Nursing Apove: Endless hours of study. as demonstrated by this student. is necessary for one to earn a degree.