University of Louisville - Thoroughbred Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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DEAN MARLIN M. V0112 DIRI-m'ok DAVID R. NICCANDH Law Southern Pnlirr Inxfifufr DEAN J. MURRAY KINSMEN DEAN ROBERT C. ERNST Medicine Speed Scientmc School DEAN ROBERT S. WHITNEY Music DEAN WILLIAM C. HUFFMAN University College

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V W32 9 4 Q2$1 Rig: ,5, w Km. mywh DEAN RICHARD L. BARBER DEAN GUY STEVENSON College of Arts and Sciences Graduate UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE DEANS DEAN JOHN R. CRAF Business f5 v i a DEAN RAYMOND E. MEYERS DEAN ARLEIGH L. LINCOLN Dental Kent School of Social Work 30

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ALUMNI DEPARTMENT The Office of Alumni Relations is the link between the University and its 17,000 living alumni who live in every State of the Union and 15 foreign countries. Mr. Les Shivley, who graduated from the Uni versity of Louisville in business and eco- nomics in 1933, has been in the Alumni OHice for 23 years. He has one full-time and three part-time workers. One of the principal functions of the Alumni Office is its annual Fund. During the past year, University alumni gave more than $408,000 to the University thru the Alumni Fund and the capital gifts Devele opment Program. The Office sends a monthly alumni bulletin to all graduates, who are thus kept up with University and alumni news. Files 0f names and addresses Betty Christian, Marianne Witten and Marcia Franklin work part-time in the Alumni of all graduates are kept in this Office. Keeping these files up to date is one of the most time-consuming jobs of this office. As a part of the public relations work, the Alumni oflice also sponsors class reunions. DEVELOPMENT Nancy Alexander, secretary, helps Mr. Richard Warren, director, in the Development Office. PROGR S M Mr. Richard Hardin Warren, as Assisti ant to the President for Development, di- rects the public relations and fund raising activities of the University of Louisville. Beginning last year the University ema barked on a Development Program to raise twenty-five million dollars in the next ten years. The first phase of this program, aimed at raising $2,489,585, ended March 15, 1960 at a dinner celebrating gifts amounting to about $2,526,000, which is $36,000 over the goal set. This money, the largest amount ever raised by the Univer- sity, was given by individual friends of the University, corporations, and foundations. Of the amount raised in this first phase, $1,489,585 Will be spent to match a Federal Grant to build a Medical-Dental Research Building and a Cancer Treatment Center. $500,000 Will be used to build a new Physi- cal Education Building, and another $500,- 000 will be spent for books and equipment.