COLLEGE COMMUNICATIONS

NOTICE OF FACULTY MEETING

The College Faculty will meet on Tuesday,
May 18, at 4:30,
We hope all members will be present for
this last meeting of the year at which we
take up regular matters of business.

RED AND BLUE CARDS

These cards for early reports on failures
and incompletes may be obtained from the
departmental offices.

Please send in red cards for all students
who have withdrawn with failure during
the semester and for those who fail at
the end of the semester. Since we must
copy these failures on the transcripts
before the Summer Session starts, they
should be in as soon as possible, but

in all cases not later than Saturday,
June 4,

HONOR ROLLS

We are asking the faculty to nominate
students for the Honor Roll of this
year's Preshman, Sophomore, and Junior
classes, This roll eeusaity tists from
five to ten per cent of the membership
of each class, and has, we believe,
proved an incentive to good scholarship
to many students. Nominations should
be made for students who were in your
classes either last fall or this spring.
Please use a separate card for each
student recommended. Cards for your
nominations may be obtained at the
departmental offices.

FINAL EXAMINATIONS

Your cooperation is urgently requested
in following the final examination
schedule strictly. Shifte in. the
schedule usually result in giving some
member of the class too many examina-
tions in a day or else cause conflicts
or other confusion.

SUMMER ADDRESSES

Enclosed is a sheet asking for your
summer address, Please be sure to send
this in before leaving town, We will
try not to disturb your summer vacation,
but an emergency may make it necessary
for us to get in touch with you.

May 14, 1938
WE SALUTE THEM!

We regret to announce that at the

in Frank Strong Auditorium.close of the present semester, the

following members of the College
Faculty will retire from full-time
service:

Professor E. A. White, of the Depart-
ment of Chemistry, who has been a
member of the staff since 1918, and

Professor E, F,. Stimpson, of the Depart-
ment of Physics, who has been a member
of the staff since 1901,

All of us, we are sure, wish to express
our appreciation for the fine and loyal
service of these two colleagues, and
the hope that the giving up of a part
of their work may result in restoration
and preservation of health sufficient
to enable them to continue to give us
for many years to come both their
fellowship and counsel.

BETTER STUDENT CONTACTS

There is a feeling that the College
departments as a whole are not as
successful in maintaining contacts with
their major students, as is the case

in the professional schools, Probably
the size of the College has hindered us
somewhat in this matter. Because of the
importance of such contacts, it is
suggested that each department study
the question as to how it may better
know its major students and keep in
touch with them while they are at the
University and after they leave, The
following possibilities are suggested:

1. Group meetings of major students,
along with members of the faculty,
elther in social groups or in depart-
mental clubs.

2. Complete and up-to-date records

in the departmental office on the
departmental work of all major students,
along with pertinent personal data and
student's home address,

3. Keeping in touch with graduates
through personal correspondence after
graduation.