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

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STUDENT AFFAIRS Robert E. Norm Dean Dori A. Sfoey Director 0 r«tor of HS Rclotiom Frederick I. Olson Aisociote Deort C. Stomotoko Dean of Men A V Cormen L. Witt Coordinator of Student Activities Charlotte Wollocser Deon of Women UNIVERSITY EXTENSION DIVISION Arden C. Eichitadt Director of Counscliog

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DIVISION OF COMMERCE The School of Commerce operates os o seporotc entity with its Own requirements for graduation complete progrom for upper clots ond graduate students ore offerod. These progroms lead to Bachelor and Masters degrees, respectively, m Busmen Administration. Freshmen and Sophomores enroll os pre-Commerecc students in either Tne College of Letters and Science or the College o Engineering In oddition to the dozen majors in Commerce combined progrorm in Commerce ond engineering ond Commerce Low ore offered There ore several scholarship awards ond loon funds specifically for Commerce students. Four organizations; Alpha Koppo Psi. Beta Gamma Sigrno. Marketing Club, and The Society for the Advancement of Management provide professional ond sociol contocts for Commerce students Herbert F. Klmgmon Director HOME ECONOMICS Elaine A. Zarse Director Most of the non-home economics courses required of home economics majors ore offered ot the UWM Also four required Freshmon courses In home economics ore offered. These include the orienfot on course, f undomento I of design, foods ond nutrition, ond textiles ond clothing The required courses in home economics, ond those specified for the individual maiors, thot ore not currently offered in Milwaukee moy be completed on the Madison compus for o University of Wisconsin degree INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND PROGRAMS Donald R. Shea Dean Two programs arc offered in the School of Nursing. One is the Preservice program for students wishing to prepare for registro-lion os professional nurses. Four ocademlc ycors, the first two of which con be token ot UWM, orvd two summer sessions ore needed for completion of degree requirements The second pro-grom is the Program for Pro-fcssional Nurses. This ollows for a choice of mojors; Public Health Nursing of Word Administration ond Word teaching. Registered nurses ore odmitted to this program with advanced standing The School ■! associated with the Medical School ond the Sfota of Wisconsin General Hospital NURSING DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Colonel Roy A. K Detochmcnt Commissioned Offi Floyd C. Springer Director of University Relations PHARMACY Eunice R. Bonow Director

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SPECIAL Vital to the functioning of our university are several non-academic services. They include counseling in on effort to solve personal problems. The counseling staff includes several counselors and a psychiatrist. The Medical Center provides for emergency medical requirements, gives TB tests and provides medical advice. Other services include financial aids, an employment office for undergraduates and a placement service for graduates. All the services are available to students upon their request for an appointment. Or, Hoyei. Aitooote Deon of the School of Letters orvs Science, provides counseling In ocadcmic matters.