Beard--Marshall R. (Registrar; Social Science Faulty)
Displaying 201 - 250 of 380
Title | Date | Summary | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
201 |
More men on campus than women now College Eye 38:13, p.7 |
12/13/1946 | Enrollment total is 2371; Marshall Beard talks about enrollment trends. | |
202 |
Rumors concerning vets made clear College Eye 38:8, p.2 |
11/1/1946 | Rumor is that veterans will be dropped if they fail a course; Registrar Beard says that this is not true; same rules apply to veterans as apply to other students. | |
203 |
706 register in advance for fall quarter College Eye 37:43, p.1 |
8/16/1946 | ||
204 |
Registrar announces procedure for fall quarter registration College Eye 37:41, p.1 |
8/2/1946 | ||
205 |
Summer commencement speaker named Public Relations News Release 1946:202, p.1 |
6/24/1946 | Robert H. Humphray, mayor of Minneapolis, Minnesota, will be the commencement speaker. Dr. Theodore G. Lilley will give the baccalaureate address. | |
206 |
Summer school housing situation Public Relations News Release 1946:184, p.1 |
6/7/1946 | Teachers returning for summer school will not have problems with classroom space. Housing is another problem. Double-deck beds have been installed in dorm rooms. Surrounding area canvassed for additional rooms. | |
207 |
Male enrollment increase Public Relations News Release 1946:175, p.1 |
6/3/1946 | Early registration indicates that four hundred twenty men have already registered for classes. This is an increase of over one hundred sixty. | |
208 |
Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.14 |
6/1/1946 | Registrar Beard advises student; photo. | |
209 |
Duties of the Registrar and the Director of Student teaching Old Gold 0:0, p.22 |
6/1/1946 | Marshall R. Beard keeps records of all students s the Registrar. Dwight K. Curtis advises students during student teaching; photo. | |
210 |
Dean and Registrar suggest informative auditorium directory College Eye 37:24, p.6 |
3/15/1946 | Helps people find their way in the Auditorium Building. | |
211 |
Final registration for spring quarter Public Relations News Release 1946:57, p.1 |
3/2/1946 | Two hundred more students are expected to register for the spring quarter during final enrollment. Early enrollment resulted in 1,268 students enrolled. | |
212 |
Veterans return to alma mater Benoit--Mary (Student--1945) Alumnus 30:1, p.3 |
1/1/1946 | Experiences of veterans returning to college; vets organize group as Pan-Vets (Panther Veterans) to deal with readjustments and to promote their interests. | |
213 |
Returning service men increase enrollment Public Relations News Release 1945:299, p.1 |
11/29/1945 | Over one hundred fifty servicemen have enrolled in classes for the winter quarter. Enrollment stands at 1,236 students; two more than the fall quarter. | |
214 |
R to nine is count used by registrar College Eye 37:9, p.4 |
11/2/1945 | Uses duodecimal system for certain data. | |
215 |
Grades for veterans Public Relations News Release 1945:204, p.1 |
8/13/1945 | Veterans have adjusted well to college life as reflected in their grades. Grades compared favorably with other students for the spring semester. | |
216 |
Eight hunderd twenty students enroll for summer classes Public Relations News Release 1945:149, p.1 |
6/8/1945 | Enrollment is slightly ahead of the spring quarter and a year ago. Three hunderd twenty four are enrolled at the branch summer schools. | |
217 |
Marshall R. Beard, Registrar Old Gold 0:0, p.24 |
6/1/1945 | An overview of the duties of the Registrar Marshall Beard as compared to his work in the social science department; photo. | |
218 |
College faculty senate announces results of election Public Relations News Release 1945:112, p.1 |
5/2/1945 | Seven new members named to faculty senate. The senate is made up of twenty eight members with half being elected for two year terms and the other half being ex-officio. | |
219 |
Four-Quarter Rural Program Public Relations News Release 1945:36, p.1 |
1/30/1945 | Iowa State Teachers College and junior colleges of Iowa have joined to permit students to receive a rural teachers state certificate under the new program. | |
220 |
Faculty shops early to relieve St. Nick Kough--Kathleen J. (Class of 1947) College Eye 36:12, p.3 |
12/1/1944 | Faculty tell how them accomplished their Christmas shopping. | |
221 |
Teachers College prepares for G. I. Education Alumnus 28:4, p.5 |
10/1/1944 | Registrar preparing to deal will college credit earned while in service; college accepted first student under G. I. Bill of Rights last March; three more veterans were enrolled during the summer term. | |
222 |
Veterans enroll under federal aid College Eye 36:1, p.5 |
9/8/1944 | Some men qualify for vocational rehabilitation; photo. | |
223 |
Recent survey shows why people attend summer sessions here College Eye 35:42, p.1 |
8/11/1944 | Results of survey by Marshall Beard and George Holmes. | |
224 |
Fewer students rush to file drop cards College Eye 35:41, p.1 |
8/4/1944 | Description of procedure for dropping classes. | |
225 |
Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.199 |
6/1/1944 | Photo. | |
226 |
Deans and officials Old Gold 0:0, p.15 |
6/1/1944 | Summary of the duties of the deans and administrative officials; photo. | |
227 |
Phi Sigma Phi Old Gold 0:0, p.127 |
6/1/1944 | Brief description of the group; photo. | |
228 |
Social Science Old Gold 0:0, p.46 |
6/1/1944 | The department is popular with students. Students are showing an interest in the events of the day at a time when history is in the making; photo. | |
229 |
Iowa post-war planning group discuss problems College Eye 35:28, p.1 |
4/21/1944 | Group considers certification, vocational education, and credit for returning veterans. | |
230 |
Iowa schools make post-war plans; teachers college represented in state conference College Eye 35:27, p.1 |
4/14/1944 | DPI sponsors conference; several ISTC administrators make presentations on dealing with the post-war campus. | |
231 |
Summer lecture program includes varied series recitals, plays, concerts College Eye 35:24, p.4 |
3/24/1944 | Series will feature ISTC faculty; description of their topics. | |
232 |
Low Enrollment Public Relations News Release 1943:110, p.2 |
9/16/1943 | Due to war efforts, there is a low enrollment of students. Campus dormitories are facilitating less than one third of their capability. The shortage also comes from a lack of teachers and upper classmen leaving to go teach. | |
233 |
Low Enrollment Public Relations News Release 1943:111, p.2 |
9/16/1943 | Due to war efforts, there is a low enrollment of students. Campus dormitories are facilitating less than one third of their capability. The shortage also comes from a lack of teachers and upper classmen leaving to go teach. | |
234 |
People you should get to know College Eye 35:1, p.3 |
9/9/1943 | Pictured is the Dean of Women, the Dean of Men, the Dean of Faculty, and the Registrar; photo. | |
235 |
People you should know College Eye 34:31, p.5 |
6/4/1943 | ||
236 |
Phi Sigma Phi Old Gold 0:0, p.122 |
6/1/1943 | Several informal and formal parties are held throughout the year including a Homecoming Luncheon and Coke parties. The sorority also wrote letters to men in the service; photo. | |
237 |
Social Science Department Old Gold 0:0, p.76 |
6/1/1943 | Shake-ups resulting from the war has become familiar to the department with some of the instructors now teaching the air crew and the WAVES using some of the classrooms; photo. | |
238 |
The Campus Builders Old Gold 0:0, p.23 |
6/1/1943 | The roles of Mr. Boardman as business manager, Mr. Cole as superintendent of buildings, and Mr. Beard as registrar and the goals and challenges of their repsective jobs; photo. | |
239 |
Dial Dope 1540 College Eye 34:13, p.2 |
1/8/1943 | Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL. | |
240 |
Dr. Beard is Registrar Alumnus 27:1, p.6 |
1/1/1943 | Replacing Selmer Larson, who is teaching math and science courses required by war emergency; photo. | |
241 |
Beard replaces Larson as new Registrar College Eye 34:9, p.1 |
11/6/1942 | Selmer Larson will teach courses in mathematics and science. | |
242 |
Panel will discuss summer schools at next faculty meeting College Eye 34:8, p.1 |
10/30/1942 | Will discuss schools held at Red Oak, Creston, and Dennison. | |
243 |
Rev. Knoff will give sermon for education week College Eye 34:8, p.3 |
10/30/1942 | ||
244 |
Beard speaks on teaching of citizenship College Eye 33:44, p.4 |
8/14/1942 | At Montgomery County meeting. | |
245 |
Branch schools meet emergency Alumnus 26:3, p.2 |
7/1/1942 | Will offer schools in Red Oak, Creston, and Denison. | |
246 |
Will 'carry' summer school to students throughout state College Eye 33:34, p.1 |
6/3/1942 | Branch summer schools located in Red Oak, Creston, and Denison. | |
247 |
All-College Parties Old Gold 0:0, p.146 |
6/1/1942 | Photo. | |
248 |
Faculty Old Gold 0:0, p.50 |
6/1/1942 | List of faculty; photo. | |
249 |
The faculty at work and play Old Gold 0:0, p.60 |
6/1/1942 | Photos. | |
250 |
Rural conference scheduled April 25 College Eye 33:28, p.3 |
4/17/1942 | Many ISTC faculty on program. |
Pages
Questions about this service?
Contact Jaycie Vos, University Archivist
jaycie.vos@uni.edu | (319) 273-6307
1227 W 27th Street
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50614
(319) 273-2838 | LibAskUs@uni.edu