University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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DR. JOSEPH G. BAIER Mr. Baier, Dean of the College of Letters and Science, has immediate supervision of the affairs of that College. Hs is the presiding officer of his faculty. The major efforts of the Dean are directed toward encouraging continuing scholarship on the part of his faculty and toward improving the instructional program to meet the needs of students in the College of Letters and Science as well as those in other academic units serviced by the College. A Professor of Zoology, Dr. Baier has published many articles on this subject. DR. GEORGE W. DENEMARK The supervision of the program of the School of Education in all of its departments is the responsibility of Dean Denemark. He serves also as chairman of the Graduate Education Faculty and consults with graduate students who are pursuing advanced degrees in Education. Co-author of the recent pamphlet, Human Variability and Learning, and of numerous articles in professional journals, Dr. Denemark is currently serving on editorial and executive boards of a number of organizations concerned with curriculum and teacher education. la

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J. Martin Klotsche, provost since 1956 when the Milwaukee State Teacher’s College became the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, is chief administrator of this campus. He has taught history for more than thirteen years, during which time he was given the consular position in Germany for the United States Office of Education and was thrice honored as Director of the Institute of World Affairs. Provost J. Martin Klotsche Chief Administrator on Milwaukee Campus is Provost Klotsche

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JAMES VAN VLEET Mr. Van Vleet, Director of the Division of Engineering, coordinates the four departments in his college. These are the Civil Engineering, Engineer Drawing. Electrical Engineering. and Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering groups. His office also helps the student engineers by keeping their records, processing applications for readmission and in other ways assists them. He has published many articles on the professional growth and development of engineers and also has patents on chemical processing equipment. DR. FREDRICK OLSON As Associate Dean of the Extension Division. Mr. Olson is the director of the state wide program of University Extension Division non-credit classes. Some of these include the Institute for World Affairs Education and the Bureau of Government for state employees. Mr. Olson has written articles for the Wisconsin Magazine of History and the Historical Messenger. DR. HERBERT F. KLINGMAN Dr. Klingman, director of the University of Wisconsin School of Commerce, Milwaukee Division, is a consultant to business and the Federal Government on problems of general policy, business organization, and financial management. He is the author of numerous monographs, books, and articles in the field of business management. 19