COLLEGE COMMUNICATIONS

WELCOME?

The world may be full of fine folks, a
part of whom we all met during the sum=
mer, but we don't mind admitting that
no others look as good to us as our
colleagues, the members of our own face
ulty. We are most happy to greet you
and wish you the happiest and most suc-
cessful year of your lives. And all of
us extend to our new colleagues our
heartiest welcome, pledging our help to
make this new venture of your lives a
happy one.

COLLEGE FACULTY

There are this fall 163 voting members
and 102 non-voting members of the Col-
lege faculty. We wish to tell all new
members, and quite a few who are not
new, that the faculty mects on the .
third Tuesday of each month at 4:30 in.
the auditorium of Frank Strong Hall.

We try to make these meetings interest-—
ing and as short as possible, Regular
attendance is recognized as a good habit
which results in better acquaintance, a
knowledge of what is going on in the
College, and a sure way of participation
in the thought and work of the faculty.
Our first meeting this year will be on
October 17.

COMMITTEES
For your information we give the person=
nel of the committees of our faculty for
this year, In each case the first per=
son named is the chairman,
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Administratiye; Dean and Associate Dean,
ex officio, Chubb, Clark, Sandelius,
Stranathan, Taft, Treece. :

Reinstatement: Dean and Associate Dean,
ex officio, Brewster, Babcock, Posey,

Special Students: Davidson, Winston,
Realey.

Rules: Nelson, Bond, Storer.

Enrollment: Guy Smith, Black, Posey,
Stanton, Treece,

Teacher's Diploma: Schwegler, Johnson,
M. Gardner, Nelson, Russell, Turney,

English Proficienoy Exam: Virtue, Paden,
Eldridge, Laird, Taft. :

General Committee on Honors: Mitchell,
lark, Johnson, Lane, Osborne.

September 18, 1939

 

Divisional Honors:
Division I: Johnson, Flint, Shoemaker,
Division II: Lane, Davidson, Mitchell,
Moore.
Division III: Clark, Davis, Gagliardo,
Osborne.

SPECIAL COMMITTEES:

Better Tenoher Preparation: Nelson, Clark,

Babcock, Davidson, May Gardner,

New Social Relations Course: Clark, Twente,
eguiar, canuteson, Sherwood, Werner,
Sherbon,

New Hygiene Courses: Stoland, Sherwood,
Elbel, Hoover, Woodruff,

VERY IMPORTANT '

1. Class Cards. Be sure you have a C.ass
card for every student, Those withovt
them should be sent to the dean's o%fice
to obtain them. Without the class card
the student is simply not enrolled in
your course,

2, Prerequisites, Be sure to announce the
prerequisites of your courses to your
classes. Students who have not met pre=
requisite requirements must be withdrawn,
The prerequisites apply, of course, to
all students in your classes regardless
of which school of the University oarries
their enrollment,

3. New Regulations, Please read the en~
closed “Rules of the Faculty" carefully,

The following newer regulations are ime
portant: 28, 30b, 31, 33b, 35, 36, 37,
42, 43, 44, 48d, 66.

OUR CHANCELLOR

He was graduated from the College of Lib-
eral Arts and Sciences in 1921; so, nat-
urally, we are going to take at least a
little credit for what he is today,

We are happy to greet you, Chancellor
Malott, and to express to you our happi-
ness that you have been selected as our
leader. We also want to let you know
that you will have our heartiest support.
And our welcome is to Mrs, Malott and the
children as well,

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"Let us be watchful of those who talk much

of democracy in education, to see if they

are speaking in terms of a pinchbeck de-

mocracy or in terms of a genuine democracy

whose aim is to lift up rather than level .

down."
---Pres. George Norlin, University

of Colorado.