University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Dean Jane McCormick STUDENT Dr. Howard Aldmon 1 Heaith Sauces b1anch which keeps the personal medical fecord of each student and y 11 11161110111 Service Hespitalization at UT Hospital is available 11110111311 the clinic on 1111126261 BQUlevald. The 6111 h of 16316131106 and dining is u11de1 the direction of J. L. McAuliffe and, includes ash and Charge plans, at all Cahipus-opexated restamants except at the Complex and Morixll H2111. Housiiag 191 11121 1166 students 1S 3130 handimi here 211 the Stadium off1ce A11 1ecreationai cultural 21116: Social 1 tltle ?Studeht Activities and 13 cunently leaded by P. A Schema T1113 1 U 1 11 Tuded U11ive1sity Center andany 011161 1e1ated activities. The Dean 11ny0111811 Miss Jane McCormick 1s 1 UFWelbkann to ail UT students as the woman behind AWS. She and her staff also work on 0111612 Textracmncular activities 101 UT 1110111611 and help them with personal academic and social problems T B Scott UT Dean of Stude1its,is responsible for freshman orientation and disciplinary action. The 0f11ce 012 Adnnssions and Records isaCatc11-311 fer anythmg not cove1ed 111 the: other six offices.Admissio11 and 11eadmissio 1:6 the. Universuy d1aft records and 1egistration files are all located in the Administration 11 Buiiding.

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Deep in my heart I do believe that we shall overcome some day. It's amazing how many uses that song has had, and the planters of the Tree of Life in Circle Park. found another use as they sang by candle- lite October 15. One constant stream of flickering lights from Humanities to the Complex one idea, Let's get out NOW' November another stream of candles, the greatest amount of hair per square mile In the world, Pete Seeger leading Give Peace a Chance. The President 1'This IS a good day for watching the football games 1'7

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All students are at least indirectly related to each department of Student Affairs except the Student Counseling office, which is directed by Dr. R. L. Nash. The counseling center is staffed with four other professional psychologists, seven graduate students under supervision (all working on a doctorate degree), and three student assistants under supervision, all of whom are well-trained to help the student with any problem. Typical problems include midterm and final pressures, tension of going home to Mom and Dad, lack of confidence, marriage and quitting school. About 1000 students visit the center on an average of three times each during cycles between October and May. although the center is open all year. Several different approaches to these problems are taken. A student could find himself obtaining individual counseling, or he could be in a counter-group of about six people with two counselors. The center also helps residence hall assistants to relate to their floor residents and to listen effectively to their problems. In short, free help on problems is offered at 804 Volunteer Boulevard, and only one twenty-fifth of the student body takes advantage!