University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Student QovemmcHt THE ASUW The Senate and its officers .... THE SENATE COMMITTEES Executive , . . Wyoming Union Finance Wyoming Days Freshman Orientation Student Activities and Traditions Cowboy Capers Pubhcations Elections Social Student Loan Student Activities ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL ....... INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL . . 22

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E. L. Galliver Dean of Women Since 1933, UW women have taken their problems to Dean of Women E. Luella Galliver, whose job includes advising coeds on such problems as Uving conditions, social dif- ficulties, or personal questions. The office is in charge of the perennial problem of chaperonage, and also handles out-of-town and class absences. Dean Galliver is chairman of the campus social committee and grants late permissions to women on the honor roll the previous school term. She was graduated from the University of Michigan in 1923 and received her MA from the same institution in 1926. She sponsors AWS, Spurs, Mortar Board, Big Sisters, and Pan-Hellenic. 21

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Students at the University of Wyoming live in a dual governmental world. They are the governed, to a degree, but they also govern by regulating many aspects of campus affairs through their rep- resentatives in AWS, Pan-hellenic Council, Inter-frateniity Council, and the Student Senate. AWS sets up rules for conduct of women stu- dents, while Pan-hellenic and IFC handle various problems arising from fraternities and sororities. The scope of the Student Senate is a large one, covering fields from Homecoming Queen to publications policy. Elections for the Student Senate and the Student Body Presi- dent and Vice-President are based on the national election system, featuring nominating conventions, vigorous campaigning, and plat- foiTn debates. Senate meetings are always open to any interested student. I! 23 ' . I