Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Faculty Senate The Faculty Senate meets with President Kretzmann once 'a month to assist in formulating policies affecting the general welfare of the University. The group is made up of faculty members with senior standing. The Guild women are among Valpo's best friends. The organization had its . beginning in April, 1931, with the National VVomenk Committee of the Lutheran 1 Glnld women University Association. In February, 1938, the name was officially changed to the Valparaiso University Guild. Chapters were organized in various cities, and conventions are held annually at Valpo. The Guild serves the university by I ' creating interest in Valpo, through its financial assistance, by assisting in creating increased enrollment, and by providing facilities for studentsf physical welfare.

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MR. LOOMAN MISS OLSON Mr. Al Looman is director of the University Placement Service and coordinator of the new Stu- dent Union. Mr. Looman fur- nishes students with materials on choosing occupations and helps them solve their occupational problems. For the seniors he arranges job interviews and ren- ders other assistance in place- ment. Placement Bureau Social Director 'IO iiI find my job very stimulating and challenging, stated Miss Olson, the assistant Dean of Women and Social Director. Miss Olson supervises and di- rects the social calendar for Valparaiso University. All events must be scheduled at her office. Conducting a class in coun- seling is another duty of Miss Olson. Towards the end of the school year, Miss Olson and Dean Tangerman attended the National Association of Deans of Women in Washington, DC. Here ideas were exchanged with all present. Miss Olson was favorably impressed to see that our program here at Valpo ranked with the best of them.

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HWe are pleased that we are drawing so many women to our campus, stated Dean Tangerman. Her title of Dean of Women includes the following duties: weekly meetings with the Dormitory Directors, counseling the women students, and acting as ad- visor for the inter-sorority council. She is always interested in improving the student government in the dormitories. Of Women Of Men Asked whether he liked his newly- acquired position as Dean of Men, Dean Koepke stated that til have enjoyed and appreciated working with the students. His duties include general supervision of the dormitories, fraternities and per- sonnel records of the students. In addi- tion, Dean Koepke participates in num- erous committees, advises the deaconesses as to their academic life, does some out- side preaching at various churches, and discusses matters with students or groups. By observing the stuffed fish on the wall in his office, one can readily see that Dean Koepke enjoys fishing as a hobby.