The Aerie, Yearbook of North Texas State University, 1988 Page: 43
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time, Dr. Golden works in his re- ic and molecular scattering theory
search laboratory in the basement and experiment.
of the Physics Building. GoldenThey keep NT going
by Wendy HudsonIn addition to being Dr.
Hurley's right hand men,
the five vice presidents of
NT shared a common in-
terest in the students and
NT. NT was undergoing
changes and they wanted
to be a part of the excite-
ment.
"NT is going under rap-
id changes. It is an excit-
ing place to be and I want-
ed to be a part of it," said
David Golden, vice presi-
dent of Academic Affairs.
As vice president of
Academic Affairs, Golden
oversaw the academic
budget of the seven Col-
leges and Schools.
Frederick Pole, vice
president of Administra-
tive Affairs, furnished stu-
dents and faculty with a
safe and healthy environ-
ment, by supervising
campus police, mainten-
ance and construction.
"We're not a well kept
secret anymore. NT was a
diamond in the rough, but
it is shining brighter and
brigher," Pole said.
James Muro, vice
president for Develop-
ment and Advancement
worked with friends' rais-
ing and fund raising. He
and his staff worked to
keep alumni active. Muro
also raised 'excellence
money' through suchfund raisers as the phon-a-
thon. This money brought
in distinguished speakers
and improved public rela-
tions, that state funds did
not cover.
"I think NT is different
because it caters more to
the students who have to
work through school,"
said Walt Parker, vice
president of External Af-
fairs.
As an experienced
State Representative,
Parker worked with legis-
lators in Austin and Wash-
ington D.C., to get the
necessary funds for NT.
He also took care of any
questions or problems
Texas Congressmen had
concerning NT.
As vice president for
Fiscal Affairs and Trea-
surer, Diebel was respon-
sible for the business and
financial operations. He
worked to devise the Leg-
islative Budget Request
for NT and organize sup-
port from the Legislature
and other state agencies.
Each vice president di-
rected their office on a
path for success of the
students.
"How well we do our
job equals to the satisfac-
tion of the students," Die-
bel said.Vice Presidents
Administration
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