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

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,rv '- ?f'1'.l'.T i 4343 P - I' Bvwwl of REG The governing board of the University of Wis- consin is the Board of Regents, provided for in the Constitution of the State of Wisconsin, and com- posed of I0 citizens representing all areas of the state. The members of the present board, shown in this picture, give a considerable amount of their time and effort to the solution of the many Uni- versity problems in both operation and building during these post-war times. Seated from left to right around their meeting table with President Fred in the President's office, are Regents Iohn D. Iones, Ir., Racine, Iohn Callahan, Madison, who is also state superintendent of public instruction, TS W. I. Campbell, Oshkosh, University Director of Business and Finance, A. W. Peterson, who is also Secretary of the Regents, President Fred: AS- sistant to the President, LeRoy Luberg, Rege11tS Frank I. Sensenbrenner, Neenah, President of the Board, Leonard I. Kleczka, Milwaukee 3 Wlaltef Hodgkins, Ashland, A. T. Holmes, La Crosse, Vice President of the Board, A. Matt XVCFIICIK Sheboygan, Michael I. Cleary, Milwaukee. file- ceasedj 3 and Daniel H. Grady, Portage. Seated at the far left in the picture is Clarke Smith. assistant secretary of the Regents. i Y

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lioriucrlv thc clmirmiui ol' thc llcpairliucut ol litlut'.uiou, hlr. licuuclli l.illlc is uou' Reg-- istrgu' iuul the tlircclor oli Stutlcul Pctsouucl Services. lu this latter capacity Mr. l',itllc has the ioh ol. co-ottliuailiug stutlcut person- uel services, developing iuaichine procedures for registration and records, developing stu- tleut council scrviccs. and finding the best possible iuliormirtiou rrhout students' tiptitutles for their university work as well as their fu- ture life. During the war Mr. Little was psychological consultant in the automotive industry in Detroit. o o o .,, MR. LITTLE Mr. Paul Trump came to the university in 1929 as an instructor in mathematics and is now an associate professor in the School of Education to train mathematics teachers, having received his doctor's degree here in 1934. Besides being advisor of men and chairman of the Life and Interests Commit- tee, Mr. Trump has helped to organize and is associate director of the office of Student Personnel Services. This office sets up social rules, registers parties, organizes new stu- dent groups and supervises fraternities and sororities. Mr. Trump says, Everything students do is a part of their educational process. Because you are doing things you enjoy and are interested in doesn't mean that they are not educationalf'