Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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Louia A. GIndwell Director, I information Services Wallace D. Baddlcy Superintendent, Hu ridings tind Grounds James R. Tinman Librarian Dr. Paul Butterfield Director, Evening and Summer School J. Farrell Shepherd Director. Union Build mg Dean Daylcr awnu a tmdent at fteihman tegiMtanon

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Rolfc Kerr Dean of Men Marva H. Gregory Dean of Women Mr . OfW«y, Dean of Women, was adviser to the Associated Women Students, and received new responsibilities in housing regulation. She served » n the residence hall planning k ird. Dean Gregory attended several banquets ar»d activities to make more personal her relationship with the women students of the campus. Newly appointed Dean of Men, Rolfc Ken-, was active in advising the Associated Men Students and men’s social cluhi. Mr. Kerr received his Bachelor of Science degree at Utah State University in 1960. There, he had served as student body president, and had served as a quarterback on the football team. He was scheduled to receive a master’s degree in June of 1966. Before coming to Weber State, he had served as Coordinator of Student G vemmcnt at Utah State. Mrv Crcfonr ir d Mrv William P. MiHrr wrKom lr 4un.»n rU •« t a. 18 dmmuirtfKM Dr. Elwm F. Cammack Director of Research

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. Dr. Cammack, Director «4 InMitutlrtval Rrwarch. Mudir watiMlo. r 9H494Mrci9 i Ut r 11U4 11 i 4PW'f Jii i iS4 l A special research department was initiated this past year. Under the direction of Dr. Elwtn F. Cammack. statistics of enrollment were compiled, and projections and growth at Weber State CdlcRe were made. Other institutional research studied faculty teachine loads, class site, buildmi; utilisation, the curriculum 3t d other student body activities. He prepared report on faculty productivity and curriculum for state agencies. In addition to his position as Director of Institutional Research, Dr. Cammack was also appointed the Assis- tant Dean of Faculty. In thi position he assumed pan of the «rowing responsibility handled by Dr. Clarke. 20 aimmiiiTiinoii