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Graduation requirements      Mrs. Audrey Barker, supervisor, Registrar's Office, B1 Jessup Hall
Health Service      Dr. Robert Wilcox, Director, Student Health, Children's Hospital
Honors Program      Rhodes Dunlap, director, Honors Office, 1088 Schaeffer Hall
Housing regulations      Jay Basler, director, Off-Campus Housing Office, Memorial Union
ID card use, replacement      John Demitroff, registrar, 1 Jessup Hall
Intramural sports (men)      113 Fieldhouse
Intramural sports (women)      Women's Gym
Loans      Howard Moffitt, assistant director, Office of Student Financial Aids, 106 Old Dental Building
Married student housing      Robert Kennedy, manager, University Housing Office, 330 No. Capitol St. (Burge Hall)
Organization accounts, funds      Waldo Geiger, auditor, 4 Jessup Hall
Parking      John Dooley, director, Parking Office, 101 Old Dental Building
Pass-fail courses      Your College dean's office
Personal problems      John Crites, director, University Counseling Services
Printing Service and Publications      102 2nd Avenue, Coralville
Probation (academic)      Your College dean's office
Residence hall contracts, rooms      Robert Kennedy, manager, University Housing Office, Burge Hall
Selective Service information      Assistant Registrar, B1 Jessup Hall
Scholarships      John Moore, director, Office of Student Financial Aids, 106 Old Dental Building
Sororities      Miss Mardel Miller, Panhellenic adviser, Student Activities Center, Memorial Union
Student activities      Student Activities Center, Memorial Union
Tickets for campus events      Memorial Union box office
Traffic Court      Student Senate Office, memorial Union
Veterans information      Assistant registrar, B1 Jessup Hall
Vocational Rehabilitation      Tom Seykora, B1 jessup Hall

ACADEMIC SERVICES
Admissions and REgistrar
1 Jessup Hall
The Office of Admissions and Registrar evaluates applicants' qualifications for admission, determines residence status, assesses fees, issues student identification cards, furnishes registration materials, supervises registration and changes in registration in all colleges, and maintains all students' permanent official academic records.
The Office of Admissions and Registrar assists students in determining their graduation requirements, processing their degree applications, interpreting college and University academic regulations, and obtaining Selective Service information.
It provides official transcripts for students transferring to other schools, applying for employment, or seeking teacher certification or professional licensure.
Through its High School Services program, it provides pre-college counseling. It also provides special counseling to military service veterans, prospective foreign students, and all other applicants requesting it.
This office prepares and distributes to all students the University's Schedule of Courses, and is a center for the distribution of University Catalogs and other academic publications.
It also administers all official academic ceremonies and convocations, including Commencement, for which it processes applications for graduation, and furnishes diplomas, printed programs, and related materials.

Advisory Services
From the time you enter the University until you leave it, a member of the faculty is responsible, as your academic adviser, for helping you plan and pursue the study program best suited to your educational interests. Generally you're required to see your academic adviser before you register and any time you want to change your registration—by adding or dropping a course, for example. However, it is to your advantage to see him oftener; the better you know each other, the better he can advise you. Except in an emergency, you should see your adviser by apointment, so that he can be prepared to give you his full attention when he sees you. Since the adviser system involves human nature, it sometimes matches a student and adviser who don't "click." If that happens to you, go to the Liberal Arts Advisory Office, or to your departmental or college office if you're not in Liberal Arts, and ask for a change of advisers. But remember, your adviser can't answer questions you don't ask, nor do his responsibilities include organizing search parties to bring you in for conferences. The primary responsibility for your proper registration and satisfactory academic progress is yours.

Liberal Arts Advisory Office
116 Schaeffer Hall
Academic advisers to student enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts are assigned by the Liberal Arts Advisory Office. If you're enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and want to change academic advisers, declare or change your major, or get help with an academic problem sooner than your regular academic adviser is available to help you, go to the Liberal Arts Advisory Office. This office also administers the Credit by Examination program in the College of Liberal Arts.
Student Advisory Committee
Comprising men and women undergraduate students, the Student Advisory Committee assists in introducing new students to University life, particularly through service in various Summer and Fall Orientation programs.

Residence Hall Advisers
Students living in University residence halls can get information and assistance from advisers in their residence units.

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Graduation requirements Mrs. Audrey Barker, supervisor, Registrar's Office, B1 Jessup Hall Health Service Dr. Robert Wilcox, Director, Student Health, Children's Hospital Honors Program Rhodes Dunlap, director, Honors Office, 1088 Schaeffer Hall Housing regulations Jay Basler, director, Off-Campus Housing Office, Memorial Union ID card use, replacement John Demitroff, registrar, 1 Jessup Hall Intramural sports (men) 113 Fieldhouse Intramural sports (women) Women's Gym Loans Howard Moffitt, assistant director, Office of Student Financial Aids, 106 Old Dental Building Married student housing Robert Kennedy, manager, University Housing Office, 330 No. Capitol St. (Burge Hall) Organization accounts, funds Waldo Geiger, auditor, 4 Jessup Hall Parking John Dooley, director, Parking Office, 101 Old Dental Building Pass-fail courses Your College dean's office Personal problems John Crites, director, University Counseling Services Printing Service and Publications 102 2nd Avenue, Coralville Probation (academic) Your College dean's office Residence hall contracts, rooms Robert Kennedy, manager, University Housing Office, Burge Hall Selective Service information Assistant Registrar, B1 Jessup Hall Scholarships John Moore, director, Office of Student Financial Aids, 106 Old Dental Building Sororities Miss Mardel Miller, Panhellenic adviser, Student Activities Center, Memorial Union Student activities Student Activities Center, Memorial Union Tickets for campus events Memorial Union box office Traffic Court Student Senate Office, memorial Union Veterans information Assistant registrar, B1 Jessup Hall Vocational Rehabilitation Tom Seykora, B1 jessup Hall ACADEMIC SERVICES Admissions and REgistrar 1 Jessup Hall The Office of Admissions and Registrar evaluates applicants' qualifications for admission, determines residence status, assesses fees, issues student identification cards, furnishes registration materials, supervises registration and changes in registration in all colleges, and maintains all students' permanent official academic records. The Office of Admissions and Registrar assists students in determining their graduation requirements, processing their degree applications, interpreting college and University academic regulations, and obtaining Selective Service information. It provides official transcripts for students transferring to other schools, applying for employment, or seeking teacher certification or professional licensure. Through its High School Services program, it provides pre-college counseling. It also provides special counseling to military service veterans, prospective foreign students, and all other applicants requesting it. This office prepares and distributes to all students the University's Schedule of Courses, and is a center for the distribution of University Catalogs and other academic publications. It also administers all official academic ceremonies and convocations, including Commencement, for which it processes applications for graduation, and furnishes diplomas, printed programs, and related materials. Advisory Services From the time you enter the University until you leave it, a member of the faculty is responsible, as your academic adviser, for helping you plan and pursue the study program best suited to your educational interests. Generally you're required to see your academic adviser before you register and any time you want to change your registration—by adding or dropping a course, for example. However, it is to your advantage to see him oftener; the better you know each other, the better he can advise you. Except in an emergency, you should see your adviser by apointment, so that he can be prepared to give you his full attention when he sees you. Since the adviser system involves human nature, it sometimes matches a student and adviser who don't "click." If that happens to you, go to the Liberal Arts Advisory Office, or to your departmental or college office if you're not in Liberal Arts, and ask for a change of advisers. But remember, your adviser can't answer questions you don't ask, nor do his responsibilities include organizing search parties to bring you in for conferences. The primary responsibility for your proper registration and satisfactory academic progress is yours. Liberal Arts Advisory Office 116 Schaeffer Hall Academic advisers to student enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts are assigned by the Liberal Arts Advisory Office. If you're enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and want to change academic advisers, declare or change your major, or get help with an academic problem sooner than your regular academic adviser is available to help you, go to the Liberal Arts Advisory Office. This office also administers the Credit by Examination program in the College of Liberal Arts. Student Advisory Committee Comprising men and women undergraduate students, the Student Advisory Committee assists in introducing new students to University life, particularly through service in various Summer and Fall Orientation programs. Residence Hall Advisers Students living in University residence halls can get information and assistance from advisers in their residence units. 4