University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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F R A N K O. H 0 I. T DEAN OF EXTENSION DIVISION Active, energetic, alert. . . any Word or phrase that implies constant and purposeful movement in action, thought, and Word describes Frank O. Holt. It was he who created Orientation Week while serving as registrar. And it is still Dean Holt who continually devises newer methods to expand the University through its Extension Division. Frank Holt has a job to do. It is his task to sell the University to the State and he does it. A M scazmrfz 3 1

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l.fT has long been a part of the Wisconsin idea to take education out into the state-to the very homes of the people desiring it. Under the Extension Division with its Milwaukee branch, its regional centers in many state high schools, and its active correspondence and extension speaker service, this is being done every day of the year. The campus of the University is as broad as is Wisconsin to the Extension Division. The single building, halffway up the hill to Washburn Qbservatory houses merely administrative offices. A headquarters, perhaps, but not repref sentative of the active, persistent organization which occupies it. lt is the policy of the Extension Division to refrain from performing any prof grams that duplicate those of already established state institutions. However, it is a further program of the Division to encourage their programs in localities in which no other State program is operating. Carrying the campus to the public is as involved in methods and procedures as it is an expansive program. It requires efficient personnel and progressive, alert administration to accomplish this. Fortunately, Wisconsin's Extension Division, constantly pushing forward to new frontiers of extension advancement, has this administration. A Q Q Q l

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1 F LLOYD K GARRISON DEAN OF scHooL OF LAW Expert on matters of labor problems, nationally renowned as al progressive exponent of legal matters, Lloyd K. Garrison skillfully directs the activities of the Law School. Dean Garrison, a direct descendent of the famous abolitionist, possesses one of the nation's finest legal minds and has the administrative ability and student consciousness to make possible eflicient operation in our School for the training of the attorneys and justices of tomorrow. .