University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE COLLEGE Asheville, North Carolina Office of the President December 7, 1963 To the Students of Asheville-BUtmore College: The academic year 1963-1964 is drawing to a close. This has been a unique year because we are stUl far more of what we have been than what we are becoming. This next Fall AshevUle-Biltmore will be, in a very real sense, an entirely new college. We wUl be functioning for the first time as a senior institution and we will have a completely revised program at all levels and in all ways. We will have two buUdings in use that were not available when you came here in September of 1963 and we will have two more under construction, one of which will be the new library. With a new general education program, our first major offerings, a revised academic calendar and changed procedures we will have, in effect, a completely changed institution. All of the work which is going into a different and revitalized program is being done for the long range benefits of the students who will come here and the society of which they are a part. The waiting, hoping, and planning is about over. The time to begin a new era is near at hand. Sincerely yours. Z6 la William E. President Highs mith PRESIDENT WEH:cf Dr. William E. Highsmith B.A. Southeastern State CoUege of Oklahoma M.A., Ph. D., Louisiana State University

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Dr. W. W. Kaempfer Dean of the Faculty B.A., University of Miss. M.A., University of Ala. Ph.D., University of Ala. DEANS Mr. Joseph M. Parsons Dean of the Students B.A., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers