Beard--Marshall R. (Registrar; Social Science Faulty)

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# Title Date Summary
201 More men on campus than women now
College Eye 38:13, p.7 		Enrollment total is 2371; Marshall Beard talks about enrollment trends.
202 Rumors concerning vets made clear
College Eye 38:8, p.2 		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
204 Registrar announces procedure for fall quarter registration
College Eye 37:41, p.1
205 Summer commencement speaker named
Public Relations News Release 1946:202, p.1 		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 		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 		Early registration indicates that four hundred twenty men have already registered for classes. This is an increase of over one hundred sixty.
208 Duties of the Registrar and the Director of Student teaching
Old Gold 0:0, p.22 		Marshall R. Beard keeps records of all students s the Registrar. Dwight K. Curtis advises students during student teaching; photo.
209 Administration
Old Gold 0:0, p.14 		Registrar Beard advises student; photo.
210 Dean and Registrar suggest informative auditorium directory
College Eye 37:24, p.6 		Helps people find their way in the Auditorium Building.
211 Final registration for spring quarter
Public Relations News Release 1946:57, p.1 		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
Alumnus 30:1, p.3 		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 		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 		Uses duodecimal system for certain data.
215 Grades for veterans
Public Relations News Release 1945:204, p.1 		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 		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 		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 		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 		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
College Eye 36:12, p.3 		Faculty tell how them accomplished their Christmas shopping.
221 Teachers College prepares for G. I. Education
Alumnus 28:4, p.5 		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 		Some men qualify for vocational rehabilitation; photo.
223 Recent survey shows why people attend summer sessions here
College Eye 35:42, p.1 		Results of survey by Marshall Beard and George Holmes.
224 Fewer students rush to file drop cards
College Eye 35:41, p.1 		Description of procedure for dropping classes.
225 Social Science
Old Gold 0:0, p.46 		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.
226 Phi Sigma Phi
Old Gold 0:0, p.127 		Brief description of the group; photo.
227 Administration
Old Gold 0:0, p.199 		Photo.
228 Deans and officials
Old Gold 0:0, p.15 		Summary of the duties of the deans and administrative officials; photo.
229 Iowa post-war planning group discuss problems
College Eye 35:28, p.1 		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 		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 		Series will feature ISTC faculty; description of their topics.
232 Low Enrollment
Public Relations News Release 1943:111, p.2 		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 1943:110, p.2 		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 		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
236 The Campus Builders
Old Gold 0:0, p.23 		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.
237 Social Science Department
Old Gold 0:0, p.76 		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 Phi Sigma Phi
Old Gold 0:0, p.122 		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.
239 Dial Dope 1540
College Eye 34:13, p.2 		Announces upcoming broadcasts on KXEL.
240 Dr. Beard is Registrar
Alumnus 27:1, p.6 		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 		Selmer Larson will teach courses in mathematics and science.
242 Rev. Knoff will give sermon for education week
College Eye 34:8, p.3
243 Panel will discuss summer schools at next faculty meeting
College Eye 34:8, p.1 		Will discuss schools held at Red Oak, Creston, and Dennison.
244 Beard speaks on teaching of citizenship
College Eye 33:44, p.4 		At Montgomery County meeting.
245 Branch schools meet emergency
Alumnus 26:3, p.2 		Will offer schools in Red Oak, Creston, and Denison.
246 Will 'carry' summer school to students throughout state
College Eye 33:34, p.1 		Branch summer schools located in Red Oak, Creston, and Denison.
247 All-College Parties
Old Gold 0:0, p.146 		Photo.
248 The faculty at work and play
Old Gold 0:0, p.60 		Photos.
249 Faculty
Old Gold 0:0, p.50 		List of faculty; photo.
250 Rural conference scheduled April 25
College Eye 33:28, p.3 		Many ISTC faculty on program.