University of Tennessee Chattanooga - Moccasin Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS The College of Applied Arts is responsible for the education of many professional people in the Chattanooga area. The College awards two degrees, the Bachelor of Science and the Bachelor of Music. This division offers courses in the profes- sional fields of economics and business administration, educa- tion, engineering, health and physical education, home econom- ics, military science, music education, psychology, secretarial administration, special education, and professional education for social work. AUGUST W. EBERLE, Ph.D. Provost and Acting Dean, College of Applied Arts Director of the Graduate Division ROBERT W. FENIX, M.B.A., D.B.A. Comptroller COMPTROLLER ' S OFFICE The primary function of the Comptroller ' s Office is the maintenance of the financial condition of the University. It also pays the bills, keeps a strict account of all grants and departmental expenditures, and records and collects student accounts. This office is better known to the students of the University as the Business Office, and it does a great deal to keep the school running smoothly. 16

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PRESIDENT MARTIN sident greets Joel Cunningham, President of the Student Body. H DR. LeROY A. MARTIN President, University of Chattanooga President ' s Message To you who are about to be graduated, greetings. I trust you enjoyed U.C., that you picked up some provocative ideas, that a professor or two provoked you into a deep look into yourself which produced better self-understanding, that you found a book which gave you a vision of the Beloved Com- munity, that you started a personal library which will grow and grow, that your mind will keep a growing edge all the way through this mysterious experience we call life, and above all that you became committed to reason as a method of understanding and facing the growing complexity of the world. LeRoy A. Martin 5

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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES The College of Arts and Sciences offers programs in four divisions: Fine Arts, Humanities, Science-Mathematics, and Social Sciences, leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. The primary purpose of this college is to acquaint students with broad and representative areas of knowledge and to increase their use of this information in living the mature life, in participating intelligently in society, and as the basis for a career. Selected courses in this college form the core curric- ulum which, with some modifications, is prerequisite for all undergraduate degrees. D i Wmdt IL JAMES. W. LIVINGOOD, Ph.D. Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Guerry Professor of History REUBEN W. HOLLAND, M.A. Dean of Students DEAN OF STUDENTS ' OFFICE The responsibilities of the Dean of Students ' Office are to coordinate the school calendar, maintain the placement service for students and graduates, and provide adequate housing for the dormitory students, both men and women. This office handles personal and vocational counseling, scholarships, and advises foreign students. This job is becoming increasingly difficult due to the growth of the number of students enrolled in the school.