University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Mr. Murzclli assumed his duties with the University in March, 19+2. Since that time he has been busily engaged with various responsibili- ties. He serves ns Coordinator of K.S.M.W.T. war-training courses and Director of Army Air Forces Socialized Training Program. Be- sides these official duties hr is an instructor in engineering drawing and is Director of Public Relations regarding the placement bureau. He is also Faculty Armed Services Representative. A. RICHARD MARZELLI Administrative Assistant to the President Dr. Rhodes lias been capably tilling the place left by Dean Bunting as Dean of Administration. Dr. Rhodes has charge of all adminis- trative activities and does much of the University correspondence, as important administrative busi- ness conies to his office. In his re- lationship with the students, he checks all their records and gives advice on curricular programs. lie also takes a personal interest in all their various problems. Despite his heavy duties in administrative matters, Dean Rhodes is continu- ing as Professor of Mathematics, the field in which he has long and successfully served the University. M. C. RHODES. B.S., M.A.. Ph.D. Dean of Administration

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PRESIDENT JAMES ELLIOTT MOONEY Ed.D.. L.H.D.. Sc.D. The UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA has indeed been fortunate in having such a president as Dr. Mooney. Under his able direction, it has expanded and become one of the leading universities in Florida. He has repeatedly shown the neces- sary qualifications of tact and firmness for capably conducting his position. His ability has won him the respect of both students and his fellow workers. Due to his untiring and unselfish efforts, courses directly affiliated with the accrescent National War Program arc now in progress—the Army and Navy having given the school full accreditation. We can be assured of the continuous growth of our University. We salute James Elliott Mooney!

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Our former Dean of Administra- tion is now in the Intelligence Divi- sion of the Marine Corps. Though with us hut two and a half years, lie made many friends among stu- dents and faculty alike. In addi- tion to his duties in the administra- tion office, Dean Hunting also taught many courses in the Educa- tion department. The well wishes of all went with him when he en- tered the service of his country. DAVID EDISON BUNTING. Ph. D. Dean (First Semester) Dr. Sanford is the Dean of Instruc- tion at our University. He acquired his II.A. degree at Yale College in 1924 and his M.A. and Pli.D. de- grees at Teachers’ College, Colum- bia University, New York. Dean Sanford has spent some time in China at the College of Yale in Chnngclm, where he taught Education and Psychology. He later taught at International House in New York City. Dr. Sanford came to the University of Tampa in 1940, since when he has made many friends with his fine sense of humor and unassuming manner. A member of Who in America, lie holds the presidency of the Flor- ida Association of Colleges and Universities for the years 1942- 1943, and is the Chairman of the Campus War Activities Section of the Florida Defense Council. We arc proud to have him as our Dean of Instruction. DANIEL S. SANFORD. Ph.D. Dean of Instruction