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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Friday, September 13, 1968
Hitt promoted Kelly becomes KU registrar
For the 3,000 new freshmen at KU this semester, enrollment is a strange and tedious process. Getting admitted to the University is bad enough, but having to stand in endless lines to enroll seems unendurable.
But new freshmen are not the only ones new to the enrollment process. A reorganization in the Office of Admissions and Records over the summer has brought about a change in several positions.
James K. Hitt, former director of the Office of Admissions and Records and longtime registrar, was appointed as director of records and system development.
William L. Kelly, who has served as assistant registrar since 1961, took over as registrar. Max F. Fuller, former associate director of admissions, was named director.
The Office of Admissions is now a separate entity under the general supervision of the dean of student affairs, William M. Balfour.
Provost James R. Surface said the change provides direction to the new and growing area of information gathering and analysis created by the capabilities of data processing and the University's Computation Center.
Hitt has served as KU registrar since 1940 except for four years during WW II. He holds both bachelor and master's degrees from KU in mathematics and taught at Dodge City Junior College and Wichita State University before coming to KU.
Kelly, in addition to his duties as registrar, is also director of the 60-piece KU Pep Band. He teaches classes in wind and percussion instruments for the Fine Arts School and gives private instruction in several areas.
Fuller, a candidate for his doctor of eduction degree, holds a degree in education from KU. He was appointed as associate director of admissions in 1965 after teaching and counseling in high school for four years.
Parents Day announced
Parents Day, honoring parents of new students at KU, will be Oct. 5 when the Jayhawkers play the University of New Mexico football team in Memorial Stadium.
The Band Day program has been set for the same date.
Offices of the schools in the University enrolling freshmen will be open during the morning. Parents will eat at the residences of their sons and daughters or at a special buffet in the Kansas Union. A Parents section has been reserved in Memorial Stadium.
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