Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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FOREIGN STUDENT ADVISOR As Foreign Student Advisor, Mrs. Isabel Beeler gives assistance to the foreign students in affairs relating to their incorporation into the life of Western Michigan University and the community of Kala- maZiOO. Assistance is also available at the Foreign Students Advisor ' s Office on matters pertaining to visas, passports, and reports to embassies. Western ' s Foreign Student Advisor is Mrs. Isabel Beeler. |g; 5 V « ' SCHOLARSHIPS AND LOANS Dr. Clayton A. Holaday is the Director of Scholarships and Loans. Dr. Clayton A. Holaday, Director of Scholarships and Loans, aids eligible students at Western Michi- gan University in the acquisition of scholarships and loans. During the past year the Scholarship Office became a separate department in order to fulfill the needs of a growing student body. One new development in this department is the addition of two new scholar ' ship programs for community college graduates. 21

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THE COUNSELING STAFF: Bob Philp, Bruce McQueen, Jo Nicolette, Dr. David Lyon, Harry Lawson, Dr. Donald Davis, Director, Norman Russell, Sterling Breed, Louise Chahbazi, and Doriime McKeag. Heading Western ' s Placement Office is Mr. Vem Mabie. Under the direction of Mr. Donald Davis, the Coun ' seling Bureau offers services for curriculum planning, and personal, social, and vocational counseling. The Bureau also provides a testing program which offers aptitude, interest, and intelligence tests. With West ' em ' s student population growing each year, the Counseling Bureau is concerned with finding the most efficient ways of counseling every student. The Placement Office, under the direction of Mr. Vem Mabie, offers free placement service for grad ' uates and alumni of the various schools of the Uni ' versity. Although no graduating student can be guaranteed employment, all graduates are given the opportunity to meet prospective employers from the public schools, business, industry, social agencies, and governmental agencies and the services. Employ ers from all over the United States are represented at the various interviews. ■BK ' . ' SBtsi .:f jsmit 20

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SPECIAL AGENCIES Dr. Claude S. Phillips heads the Institute of Regional Studies. Heading the Psycho-Educational Clinic is Mr. Homer Carter. Heading the Institute of Regional Studies is Dr. Claude S. Phillips, Jr. The Institute was established to assist in developing educational programs in var- ious regions of the world. Director of the Psycho-Educational Clinic is Mr. Homer L. J. Carter. The Clinic provides educational and clinical experiences for mature students preparing to do educational and psychological work with chil ' dren and adults in this world today. The Campus School is located on East Campus and is headed by Dr. Donald C. Weaver. Students in the School of Education are able to observe, participate and do directed teaching in the Elementary, Junior High and Senior High Schools. Dr. Donald C. Weaver directs the Campus School. 22