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it wsj tJis zdsiiaiitrstion's gaia.
Ilenry IMtzdzw St., fousditba professr cf chx
fctiy, trcs approved as UNL dan of Gradate Studies by
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ISawevcr, IioIlzcLW ssid he w3 remain a quarter-time
cfcrmiry professor, as as director of Grsduatc
Studies. . '
GzZlrs the graduate program the "academic conscious
of a unrersy," Iloltzdaw said it was fcrpcrtant to main
tain hih academic stands, in order to make the pro
Crasn as strong as possible.
lis said UIL has a vrry sfrocg" graduate prolan.
We statd we3t vi&sa the Eyst," he said.
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Henry IIs!tzdaw Jr., recently appointed UNL dean
cf Graduate Studies.
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r-ciix charges he have in rcisd to improve the
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Last fs3, 3,503 graduate stcdects were enroled at U
UNL. This is a ten per cent increase over the previous
year. Ik said a sillily larger nursher is expected when n
this fall's enrolment fibres become avalLtle. U
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feel they need core education" Hcltzcbw said. Despite a - m
titter job market, Ve have had good success at Nebr- i
aska at placing graduate students," he added. Q
Iloltzdaw said he doesn't look at this job as a rt
steprin stone to a more lucrative one, even though y
many UNL administration officials have left for that Q
reason. '
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Iloltzdaw has moved to his new office in the Admini- U
stration Eldg v.fxere he is spending; the first few days n
"getting oriented,' he said. In the iiext few days, he is U
faced with meetings the Graduate Research Council, the R
Graduate Council and the Executive Graduate Council, r
Iloltzdaw joined UNL in 1947 as an instructor of U
chemistry and moved to professor in 1958. m 1967, he R
was named foundation professor of chemistry.
He is the co-author of two freshmen chemistry text- El
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