Report of the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts 21 Report of the Dean of the New York State College of Ceramics. Executive Committee of the Board of Visitors of the New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute*. The general health of the faculty and students during the year was exceptionally good.
The numerous faculty changes will be noted in the report of the Teaching Power Committee. McLane served as acting director of the latter while continuing work with the men. There are 54 on campus doing the first year's work and 35 in partnering hospitals.
In his report, the dean of the College, as usual, argues for a more adequate and extensive Music Department. The main obstacle to the work of the College of Ceramics for this year was the small enrollment, about one-third of the normal number.
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Davie Napier was appointed university chaplain, director of religious activities and minister of the university church, replacing Rev. Van Horn was appointed clinical instructor at Olean General Hospital (affiliated with the Alfred University Department of Nursing). Kennedy was appointed clinical instructor at Corning Hospital (affiliated with the Alfred University Department of Nursing).
Ms. Elizabeth Routt has been appointed Acting Chair of the Department of Business and Secretarial Studies for the second semester, the unexpired term of Mr. Raymonda was appointed Instructor in Business and Secretarial Studies for the second semester, the unexpired term of Mrs. Hazel Guthrie (now Mrs. Albert F. Werth) was appointed graduate instructor of physical education for women in 1944-45.
Miss Elsie Binns was appointed part-time special instructor in art for the year 1944-45 in place of Mrs. Weaver, assistant professor of chemistry, accepted a faculty position at Alfred-Almond Central School.
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Anderson, head of the floristry department, on (military) leave from the armed forces. Aylor, an instructor of secretarial studies, resigned to accept a similar position in the University's College of Liberal Arts. Activities among the organizations of the College of Ceramics were quite limited due to the insufficient enrollment of male students.
The president of the university sent a short message, which was mostly read at the ceremony. When he retires, the president plans to finish his research and write a century-long history of the university. In 1945-46 he will be District Governor of the 171st District of Rotary International.
He plans to continue his stay at Alfred for most of the year. The financial support of the University from trustees, whose means and influence enabled them to do so, has been such that.
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REPORTS OF OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES OF THE UNIVERSITY
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Thus, twenty-eight additional students were included in the Extension enrollment this year. I present my report as Dean of the College of Ceramics on the management of the college for the year 1944-1945. Another disappointment is the underachievement of girls in engineering courses.
It is appropriate at this time to look at the long-term trend of the enrollment situation. The only non-curricular student activity that operates in the College of Ceramics is the Ceramics Guild, which is an organization of design students. They will meet with the writer and staff of the Ceramic Engineering Department on May 16.
This is done by a committee under the association reviewing the specialties and selecting the best one. We finally settled the matter of how much money had to be deposited.
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Leighton has submitted an extensive report on the geology of the deposits in the western half of New York. Leighton and Professor Dickens will make a similar survey of the eastern half of the state. Eventually a book will be published that will provide comprehensive information on all the state's deposits.
This National Geological Survey project will likely take two years to complete. I believe that the foundation of the Student Union is also responsible in no small measure for this enthusiasm. Bartlett Dining Hall has been open since the beginning of the second semester.
Women attending Ag-Tech School as well as those from colleges were under. The rules for their behavior in the hospital were adopted in consultation with the supervisors of the two hospitals.
REPORT OF THE REGISTRAR
STATISTICS
NOTES ON ACTIVITIES
The effects of reduced enrollment due to the war were reflected in circulation figures for the year ending April 1. Daniel Lewis, '69, was hung in the Reading Room, in recognition of the part played by Dr. William Semple of Canisteo spoke in the chaplain's absence and that of May 16.
REPORT OF THE DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY 47 Seventh Day Baptists who expect to enter next fall. In this year, four young men, graduates of the Faculty of Theology, were ordained to the gospel ministry. It was the Dean's privilege to attend and participate in all these services.
We believe the Commission, and all those interested in the future of the denomination, are justified in this insistence. I hereby submit my annual report as Director of the Bureau of Appointments for the year 1944-1945. The absence of the soldiers on campus this past year led to more attention being paid to the regularly enrolled students.
During the winter, eight teams participated in a basketball league representing virtually all the men on campus. Since April 9, three members of staff have completed a special course for school bus drivers. This phase of the work has included repair, maintenance and construction, cf. agricultural machinery.
During the past ten months, two members of the staff have partnered with Cornell University Extension Services. Two of the four new buildings planned for the institute's post-war expansion are included in the state budget for the current year. Over the past several months, several members of the staff have collaborated with Cornell University and officials from the G.
DEGREES CONFERRED IN COURSE
DEPARTMENTAL HONOES
MEDALS, PRIZES AND TROPHIES
PROFESSIONAL DEGREES
HONORARY DEGREES
He was elected vice-president of the American Ceramic Society in 1903, and was elected president in 1910. Therefore, by authority of the Trustees of Alfred University, I admit to you, Heinrich Ries, the degree of Doctor of Science, honoris causa, in this University with all the rights, privileges, and obligations appertaining thereto, and in token thereof, I cause you to confer upon you the appropriate cap of this degree, and present you with this diploma. Macy is a native son of New York State who was born in New York City and has been a lifelong resident of Islip, Suffolk County.
For four years, from 1930 to 1934, he served as chairman of the New York State Republican Committee and during this period of leadership he advocated a liberal and forward-looking program. He has long been a devoted friend of education and in 1941 he was elected to the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. Therefore, on the authority of the Trustees of Alfred University, I admit that you, William Kingsland Macy, have been awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, from this University, with all rights, privileges and obligations thereof, and in proof thereof I cause you to be invested with the hood of this degree, and present to you this diploma.
President of the Olean Trust Company and as President and Director of the Young Men's Christian Association. I, therefore, John Pierce Herrick, by authority of the Trustees of Alfred University, admit you to the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, in that University, with all the rights, privileges, and obligations thereto, and in token thereof, cause the proper hood of this degree to be conferred upon you, and to confer upon you this diploma. In 1941, the New York State Regents selected him as Associate Commissioner of Education, a position he ably holds to this day.
Therefore, by authority of the Trustees of Alfred University, I hereby admit you, Joseph Hillis Miller, to the degree of Doctor of Laws. As president, he lived through the most challenging and difficult period in the history of the American college. A bank director, prominent in Masonic and Rotary circles, his influence was felt in these activities and always in the direction of progress.
He stands defenseless before his Alma Mater to-day, and has consented to receive from you, who have been entrusted with the destiny of the institution he has served so faithfully and well, the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. As president of the College of Ceramics, he was a faithful servant of New York State. John Nelson Norwood, Christian gentleman, brilliant teacher, diligent dean and efficient president, by virtue of the authorities vested in me by the Trustees of Alfred University, I confer upon you the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, with all rights and privileges and honors attached thereto, and in token thereof I cause you to receive the appropriate cap and present you with this diploma signed by the President-elect of Alfred University.
AUDIT CERTIFICATION
COMBINED BALANCE SHEET
ENDOWMENT 9 Schedule A-2
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Lyon, Chester Paden, Memorial Main, Arthur El win, McDowell, Clinton P., Memorial Mees, Arthur, Memorial Mees, Susan Howell, Memorial Merrill Memorial. Pawcatuck, Seventh Day Baptist Church, Plainfield Ladies' Aid Society, Seventh Day Baptist Church of. Wellsviile, First Baptist Church of Wellsville, First Congregational Society of Wellsvilie, Methodist Episcopal Church of.
Class of 1945 Fun i College of Ceramics Com stock Fund Degen Loan Fund Employees Defense Effect.
ANALYSIS OF COMBINED DEFICIT
Powell, David R Prall, Marie Dauglewioz Pratt, Grover M Prentice, Harold J., Mrs. Proe, .Joseph A., Jr Quick, Le^i R. Rogers, Orra S Rogers, Orra S., Mrs. Rogers, Ruth T Rosamond , Gerald, Mrs. Rosebush, Waldo E Rosenberg, Charles H Ross, F.
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Name of building Building In addition to the fire insurance policies listed, the Uni-Carillon and Clavier ..$8,000 versity are also insured Coats Property, Alfred 11,000 for the following other insurance: Collins Property, Alfred.
