ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS

The annual meetings of the association foster an interchange of informa tion and ideas among evening college deans and directors representing over 150 accredited colleges and universities in the United States and Carada Regional meetings of AUEC members are conducted at various times during the year in some 12 geographical areas, under the leadership of regional chairmen. Committees of the association conduct numerous studies for the members, furnishing useful data for the improvement of instruction, teacher selection and training, curriculum building, guidance and counseling, administrative practices, and services for the community.

A newsletter which reports up-to-date developments in the area of col legiate education for adults, is published eight times a year; the annual volume of proceedings provides a summary of the discussions and papers presented at the November convention.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership in the association may be institutional, associate, or contributing Applications for institutional membership will be accepted from institutions of higher learning that grant baccalaureate degrees and which have one or more evening divisions whose credit programs lead to, or are transferable toward such degrees. The institution must be accredited by its regional accrediting associa tion. To be eligible for associate membership, an individual must hold a major administrative position in an evening division of a member institution, or be a former institutional representative who wishes to renew membership after charg ing his status. Contributing memberships are open to individuals or organizations interested in supporting the activities of the association.

Annual dues for institutional members are $55; for associate members $15; and for contributing members, a minimum of $10.

Two affiliates of the association are: (1) The Center for the Study of Liberal Education for Adults. For information, address Dr. A. A. Liveright, director. 4819 Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; (2) the Education-Business Foundation cooperates with national business associations for the development of special educational projects of interest to business. Robert A. Love, City College of New York, is president.

Inquiries and other communications regarding membership, meetings, and the general affairs of the association, as well as orders for publications should be addressed to: Prof. Edwin S. Spengler, executive secretary, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, N.Y.

MEMBERSHIP ROSTER, 1961-62, ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY EVENING COLLEGES

MEMBER INSTITUTIONS

102. Adelphi College, School of General Studies, Garden City, N.Y., Richard F. Clemo, dean.

1. Akron, University of, Evening and Adult Education Division, 302 East Buchtel Avenue, Akron, Ohio, W. A. Rogers, dean.

69. American International College, Evening College, 170 Wilbraham Road, Springfield, Mass., Richard S. Ullery, dean.

38. American University, The, Division of General and Special Studies, Massachusetts and Nebraska Avenues, NW., Washington, D.C., Richard Bray, dean.

142. Assumption University of Windsor, Extension Division, 400 Huron Line, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Rev. Edward C. Pappert, C.S.B., director 93. Aurora College, Evening Division, Aurora Ill., James E. Crimi, director of adult education.

108. Baldwin-Wallace College, Evening Session, Berea, Ohio, Cecil L. Dobbins, assistant to the dean.

81. Baylor University, Evening Division, Waco, Tex., Arch W. Hunt, director. 130. Bellarmine College, The Evening Division, 2000 Norris Place, Louisville, Ky., Rev. Richard L. Friedrich, director and assistant dean of college. 82. Boston College, Evening College of Arts, Sciences and Business Administra tion, Chestnut Hill, Mass., Charles M. Crowley, S.J., dean.

2. Boston University, Division of Continuing Education, 685 Commonwealth

103. Bradley University, Evening College, Bradley Hall, Peoria, Ill., Kermit Johnson, dean.

83. Bridgeport, University of, Evening Division, 400 Park Place, Bridgeport, Conn., James W. Southouse, director.

104. British Columbia, University of, Extension Department, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, J. K. Friesen, director.

3. Brooklyn College (City University of New York), School of General Studies, Bedford and Avenue H., Brooklyn, N.Y., Edwin H. Spengler, director. 4. Buffalo, University of, Millard Fillmore College, 3435 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y., Robert F. Berner, dean.

44. Butler University, Evening Division, Indianapolis, Ind., Christo T. Mocas, director.

119. California, University of, University Extension, Los Angeles, Calif., Paul H. Sheats, dean.

131. Canisius College, Evening Division, Buffalo, N.Y., Edward F. Maloney, S. J., director.

5. Carnegie Institute of Technology, Evening Classes, Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, Pa., Kenneth R. Burchard, director.

45. Centenary College of Louisiana, Evening Division, Shreveport, La., Howard M. Elder, director.

46. Chattanooga, University of, Chattanooga College, Chattanooga, Tenn., Charles W. Whitworth, dean.

56. Chicago, the University of, University College, 64 East Lake Street, Chicago, Ill., Maurice F. X. Donohue, director.

7. Cincinnati, University of, Evening College, Cincinnati, Ohio, Frank R. Neuffer, dean.

8. City College (City University of New York), Evening and Extension Division, Baruch School of Business, 17 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y., Robert A. Love, director.

72. City College (City University of New York), School of General Studies, 138th Street and Convent Avenue, New York, N.Y., Bernard Levy, director.

88. Clark University, Evening College, 950 Main Street, Worcester, Mass., Thomas J. Dolphin, director.

57. Coe College, Coe Evening College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, John A. Wilkinson, director.

9. Columbia University, School of General Studies, New York, N.Y., Clifford L. Lord, dean.

89. Dayton, University of, Evening Session, Dayton, Ohio, Robert E. Donovan, assistant director.

10. Denver, University of, Office of Evening Classes, 2030 East Evans Avenue, Denver, Colo., W. M. Lewis, program coordinator.

51. DePaul University, College of Commerce, 25 East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Ill., Thomas J. Wynn, associate dean.

11. Detroit, University of, Evening College of Commerce, 651 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich., William B. O'Regan, dean and director.

52. Drake University, Community College, Des Moines, Iowa, Alfred Schwartz, dean. 12. Drexel Institute of Technology, Evening College and Diploma School, 32d and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa., Kenneth W. Riddle, dean and director. 132. Drury College, Adult Education, Springfield, Mo., Adelaide Jones, director. 124. Elmira College, Evening and Summer Sessions, Elmira, N.Y., Barbara W. Northrop, director.

37. Evansville College, Community College, Post Office Box 329, Evansville, Ind., Marvin E. Hartig, director.

98. Fairleigh Dickinson University, Evening Session, Teaneck, N.J., M. C. Galanti, dean.

99. Fenn College, Evening Division, 1983 East 24th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, David G. Parker, assistant dean, School of Business Administration.

73. Fordham University, School of Business, 302 Broadway, New York, N.Y., Philip E. Dobson, S. J., dean.

137. Furman University, Community College, Greenville, S.C., Raymond W. Heatwole, director.

34. Georgia State College of Business Administration, 33 Gilmer Street, SE.,

67. Hartford, University of, University Evening College, Post Office Box 1948, Hudson Street, Hartford, Conn., Ernest A. Dudley, director.

13. Harvard University, Commission on Extension Courses, 11 Weld Hall, Cambridge, Mass., Reginald H. Phelps, director.

74. Hofstra College, the Evening Program, Hempstead, N.Y., E. L. Duryea, dean.

126. Howard Payne College, Evening Division, Brownwood, Tex.

14. Hunter College (City University of New York), School of General Studies, 695 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y., Edward Davison, director.

15. Illinois Institute of Technology, Evening Division, 3300 Federal Street, Chicago, Ill., W. W. Colvert, dean.

143. Indiana Central College, Evening Division, 4001 Otterbein Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind., Harry A. McGuff, director.

84. Indiana University, Division of University Extension, Bloomington, Ind., Smith Higgins, dean.

135. Iona College, Division of Business Administration, New Rochelle, N.I., Thomas J. Bryde, chairman.

53. John Carroll University, Evening College, Cleveland, Ohio, Richard E. Tischler, S. J., dean.

58. Johns Hopkins University, the, McCoy College, Baltimore, Md., Richard A. Mumma, dean.

54. Kansas City, University of, Division for Research and Continuing Education, 5100 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, Mo., Berndt L. Kolker, director. 127. La Salle College, Evening Division, Olney Avenue at 20th Street, Philadelphia, Pa., Brother Francis Emery, F.S.C., dean.

112. Long Island University, Evening School, Zeckendorf Campus, Brooklyn, N.Y., Harold Nierenberg, dean.

94. Louisiana State University and A. & M. College, The University College, 106 David Boyd Hall, Baton Rouge, La., Frank T. Carroll, Jr., director. 16. Louisville, University of, University College, Louisville, Ky., William C. Huffman, dean.

59. Loyola College (Baltimore), Evening College and Graduate Division, 4501 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md., John J. Burns, S.J., dean. 39. Loyola University (Chicago), University College, 820 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill., Richard A. Matre, dean.

17. Loyola University (New Orleans), Evening Division, 6363 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, La., Raymond P. Whitte, director.

113. Manitoba, University of, Department of University Extension and Adult Education, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, A. S. R. Tweedie, director. 70. Marquette University, Division of Continuing Education, 617 North 13th Street, Milwaukee, Wis., Brother Leo V. Ryan, C.S.V., director. 60. Maryland, University of, University College, College Park, Md., Ray Ehrensberger, dean.

138. Mc Master University, Department of University Extension, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, William J. McCallion, director of extension and summer school.

133. McNeese State College, Evening Division, Lake Charles, La., R. H. James, head.

61. Miami, University of, Evening Division, Coral Gables, Fla., Dan Steinhoff,

Jr., dean.

114. Michigan State University, Evening College, East Lansing, Mich., Clair L. Taylor, director.

47. Minnesota, University of, General Extension Division, 152 Nicholson Hall, Minneapolis, Minn., Julius M. Nolte, dean.

110. Mississippi Southern College, Division of Continuing Education, Station A, Hattiesburg, Miss., Paul C. Morgan, director.

117. Nebraska, University of, Extension Division, Evening Classes, 101 Architectural Hall, Lincoln, Nebr., Knute O. Broady, director.

18. Newark College of Engineering, Evening Sessions, 323 High Street, Newark, N.J., David H. Mangnall, assistant director.

139. New School for Social Research, 66 West 12th Street, New York, N.Y., Henry David, president.

62. New York University, Division of General Education and Extension Services, 100 Washington Square East, New York, N.Y., Paul A. McGhee, dean.

68. Northeastern University, 360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass., Albert E. Everett, dean.

100. Northern Illinois University, Evening College, De Kalb, Ill., Virgil Alexander, dean.

19. Northwestern University, the Evening Divisions, Wiebolt Hall, 339 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Ill., Daniel R. Lang, dean.

42. Ohio State University, Part-Time and Continuing Education, 190 North Oval Drive, Columbus, Ohio, G. Robert Holsinger, dean.

48. Oklahoma, University of, Extension Division, Norman, Okla., Thurman J. White, dean.

20. Omaha, University of, College of Adult Education, Omaha, Nebr., Donald Z. Woods, dean.

63. Oregon State System of Higher Education, General Extension Division, Portland Center, 1633 S.W. Park Avenue, Portland, Oreg., Daniel Fullmer, director.

118. Pace College, 41 Park Row, New York, N.Y., Edward J. Mortola, president. 129. Pennsylvania Military College, Evening Division, Chester, Pa., Dean B. Armold, dean.

105. Pennsylvania State University, the, Continuing Education, Continuing Education Building, University Park, Pa., E. L. Keller, director.

21. Pennsylvania, University of, Evening School of Accounts and Finance, Dietrich Hall, 3620 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa., William R. Hockenberry, director.

22. Pittsburgh, University of, School of General Studies, Pittsburgh, Pa., Viers W. Adams, dean.

23. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, Evening Session, 333 Jay Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., Jacob W. Hostetter, assistant dean of students.

24. Pratt Institute, School of Continuing Professional Studies, Brooklyn, N.Y., Bernard W. Reed, dean.

106. Providence College, School of Adult Education, River Avenue and Eaton Street, Providence, R.I., Richard D. Danilowicz, O.P., director.

134. Purdue University, University Extension Administration, Division of University Centers, Memorial Center, Lafayette, Ind., C. H. Lawshe, dean. 75. Queens College (City University of New York), School of General Studies, Flushing, N.Y., Glenn W. Howard, director.

76. Queens College, Queens Evening College, Charlotte, N.C., Robert W. Shaw, director.

90. Regis College, Evening Division, West 50th and Lowell Boulevard, Denver, Colo., Edward D. Stokes, director.

122. Rhode Island, University of, Division of University Extension, Promenade and Gaspee Streets, Providence, R.I., John R. Hackett, dean.

64. Richmond, University of, School of Business Administration, Evening Division, 601 North Lombardy Street, Richmond, Va., Melvin L. Greenhut, associate dean and director.

144. Rider College, Evening Division, Post Office Box 298, Trenton, N.J., Sherman V. N. Kent, dean.

120. Rochester Institute of Technology, Evening College, 65 Plymouth Avenue South, Rochester, N.Y., Robert D. Pease, dean.

25. Rochester, University of, University School, Rochester, N.Y., Arthur L. Assum, dean.

136. Rockford College, Evening College, 527 Seminary Street, Rockford, Ill., Curtis H. Moore, dean.

95. Rockhurst College, Evening Division, 5225 Troost Avenue, Kansas City, Mo., Charles P. Cahill, S.J., director.

55. Roosevelt University, 430 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill., Edward J. Sparling, president.

71. Russell Sage College, Evening Division, 258 State Street, Albany, N.Y., George J. Spears, dean.

35. Rutgers, the State University, University College, New Brunswick, N.J., Ernest E. McMahon, dean.

101. St. John's University, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 96 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., P. Austin, Derrig, C.M., associate dean.

85. St. Joseph's College, Evening Division, 54th Street and City Line Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa., John J. Coniff, S.J., dean.

77. St. Peter's College, Evening Division, School of Business Administration, 2641 Boulevard, Jersey City, N.J., Rev. John J. Golden, S.J., director.

65. San Francisco, University of, Evening Division, San Francisco, Calif., Gerald A. Sugrue, S.J., director.

96. Scranton, University of, College of General Studies, Scranton, Pa., Joseph A. Barrett, director.

78. Seton Hall University, University College, 31 Clinton Street, Newark, N.J.,
Rev. John E. O'Brien, executive dean.

40. Sir George Williams University, Evening College, 1435 Drummond Street,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Robert C. Rae, vice principal and dean.
26. Southern California, University of, University College, University Park,
Los Angeles, Calif., Harl Hancey, dean.

115. Southern Illinois University, Southwestern Illinois Campus, Edwardsville, Ill., William T. Going, dean.

27. Southern Methodist University, Dallas College, Dallas, Tex., John M. Claunch, dean.

123. Spring Hill College, Evening Division, 4307 Old Shell Road, Mobile, Ala., Rev. John T. Walsh, S.J., director.

125. Suffolk University, Evening Division, 20 Derne Street, Boston, Mass., Joseph H. Strain, assistant dean.

49. Syracuse University, University College, 610 East Fayette Street, Syracuse, N.Y., Alexander Charters, dean.

145. Tampa, University of, Evening Division, Tampa, Fla., James W. Covington, dean.

28. Temple University, Evening School of Business, Broad and Montgomery Avenues, Philadelphia, Pa., Theodore E. Fitzgerald, director. 116. Tennessee, University of, Division of University Extension, Post Office Box 8540, University Station, Knoxville, Tenn., James E. Arnold, dean, 29. Texas Christian University, Evening College, Fort Worth, Tex., Cortell K. Holsapple, dean.

91. Thomas More Institute for Adult Education, 3421 Drummond Street, Suite 17, Montreal, Canada, R. Eric O'Connor, S.J., dean and vice president. 30. Toledo, University of, University Evening Sessions, Toledo, Ohio, Ralph C. Kendall, dean.

140. Toronto, University of, Division of University Extension, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, D. C. Williams, director.

41. Tulane University, University College, New Orleans, La., John P. Dyer, dean.

50. Tulsa, University of, Evening Division, 512 South Cincinnati, Tulsa, Okla., H. R. Jones, director.

92. Utica College of Syracuse University, the Evening Program Continuing Education, Burrstone Road, Utica, N.Y., Thomas J. Desmond, director. 141. Villa Madonna College, Evening Division, 116 East 12th Street, Covington, Ky., Thomas H. Hanna, director.

80. Villanova University, Evening Session, Villanova, Pa., George P. Lawless, O.S.A., director.

86. Virginia State College, Norfolk Division, 2401 Corprew Avenue, Norfolk, Va., H. D. Carpenter, Jr., director, evening college and adult services. 107. Washburn University of Topeka, Evening College, Topeka, Kans., James M. Young, director.

31. Washington University, University College, St. Louis, Mo., Earnest Brandenburg, dean.

66. Washington, University of, Division of Evening Classes, Seattle, Wash., M. E. Martis, director.

36. Wayne State University, Division of Adult Education, Detroit, Mich., Hamilton Stillwell.

32. Western Reserve University, Cleveland College, 10950 Euclid Avenue, Cleve land, Ohio, John S. Dickhoff, dean.

87. Wichita, University of, University College, Division of Continuing Educa tion, Wichita, Kans., Helen Crockett, assistant to dean.

97. William and Mary, College of, Evening College, Williamsburg, Va., John S. Quinn, director.

33. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, University of, 600 West Kilbourn Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis., Joseph W. Kenny, director, evening division.

43. Xavier University, Evening College, Cincinnati, Ohio, Richard T. Deters, S.J., dean.

Nos. 1 through 33 denote charter members; those following indicate order of