Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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 ?« Ifl.V To initiate, to guide, to sustain the drive for achievement, this — the goal of the Dean. When the high school graduate contemplated the future, the Dean initiated his interest in the University. As he decided the course of his career, the Dean became his guide. If questioned, resolve led him to the office, the Dean counseled him. 13

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Vice Presidents Having assumed positions as Vice Presidents, Milton R. Merrill, Dee A. Broad bent. and L. Mark Neuberger have been delegated important responsibility to the students of Utah State University. These capable educators have accepted a |M rtion of the burden of administration in an institution with immense scojX' and diversity. Milton H. Merrill Vice President, Academic Affairs Dee A. Broadhent Vice President, Business Affairs I.. Mark Neuberger Secretary. Board of Trustees Dean of Admissions and Records 12

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Coltegre IP anfi The nine schools of the University — Agriculture, Engineering, Family I.ife. Science, Humanities and Arts, Forestry, Education, Business and Social Sciences and Graduate Studies — arc each distinctive in strength, structure and purpose. The strength of each college is evident in its national accreditation and in the capacity of its graduating seniors. Each college is also distinct in its structure, and is administered separately through its clean. But the most unmistakable feature of each college is its purpose — its grounds for existence. But the aims, defined by each school and carried out by the determined men seen on this page, have built a Strong University. So. while each school is independently distinctive in potency, structure and intent, together they are interdependent!)' powerful. Dean. College of Agriculture Robert 1 . (.'oilier Dean, College of Business and Social Science John C. Carlisle Dean, College of Education Dean F. Peterson Dean, College of Engineering M