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McKay Donkin,
sistant to Lewis
chairman of the
ergy Commission
named vice presif
nance of the Unix
win is a graduate of -
The appointment, a p pr 0 v e d the University of lowa with bach-iis accredited to the press galleries
The Board of
elected Donkin tre- June 7 by the Board of Trustees elor of arts and master of arts Of the U.S. Senate and House.
corporation. became effective July 7. 'degrees. He majored in journal-!
Donkin will succe:d to the posi- ism and political science.
He will serve as liaison officer Prato Promoted
bons now held by S K. Hostetter,; 1 Goodwin began his journalistic ;
for the President on student af
who will retire Oct. with emeri-' :career while a student at the .... II
fairs and as ex-officio chairman . . l'o Loilegian Post
tus rank after sery ng nearly 50; Univeristy of lowa as a member 1
of the Administrative Committee ,
years on the admin strative staff of the Daily lowan staff, a cot-!
of the University. I on Student Affairs, assuming the;
;r_•spondent for several midwest-'
! Louis Prato. junior in journ-
Born in Gilford, i onn., Donkin, duties held by Wilmer E. Ken
'ern papers, and as a newscaster alism from Indiana, has been
worthy as director of Student Af- named to The Daily Collegian
went to Texas in 1910 as an engi-I and writer for the lowa City radio senior board.
fairs. Kenworthy will continue as neer and manager of the Canal'
executive assistant to the Presi- station. ! He joins Matt Mathews, junior
dian Exploration s. Two years! ,
dent. , He served as a graduate assis-!in journalism from Wyano, as as
a,tant in journalism for a year at isistant sports editor.
later, he opened his own•office as dent.-
consulting petrol urn ,engineer, Bernreuter has served on the.
,the University of lowa before! The promotion was made by the
and geologist in Ty -r, Texas, and faculty of the University since - - -
joining the staff of the Baltimore senior board and is effective im
in 1033 opened an office in Hous- 1931 when he was named assis-'
He Sun as a copyreader. He then'mediately.
ton, Texas. i taut professor of psychology,
„served two years with the Balti-$ Both PratO and Mathews will
Managed Oil 'roperties was promoted to associate profes- more bureau of the Associated ,aid sports editor Vincent Carocci,
Except for three years of serv- 1 ; Dr. Bernreuter sot in 1937 and professor of psy
ice as a lieutenant ommander in' - Press ' senior in journalism from Seran
the Navy during orld War 11. 'til last year, when he was named
Donkin acquired, s eveloped, and Atwater Will Direct head of the new Division of ,I
managed oil prope ties, including Counseling, he was director of the II
his own, until 1951 when he left 1 1 m . !Psychology Clinic,
the oil business to enter govern- Ulll Quaker Plans
, A graduate of the College of
ment. I .
'the Pacific,Bernreuter received
Dr. Elton Atwater, head of the,,- s
He served in 19'0-51 as a con- i doctor of philosophy degree'
sultant to the Res archand De- Department of Political Science, 'his
from Stanford University. He'
velopment Board nd then joined has been appointed associate
served on the faculty of the Uni-;
the staff as the chairman of the director of the Quaker Program
versify of Hawaii and Washing-I
Atomic Energy Commission. at the United Nations. ton University in St. Louis, M0.,1
Donkin qualified for the de-' • Atwater, appointed by th e
before his appointment to the Uni- i
gree of petroleum engineer from American Friends SerVice Com- ,
faculty.
the Colorado School of Mines i n -mittee of Philadelphia, has been. % ersitY
1929 and also pursued graduate' granted a 1-year leave of absence',
work at the University of Texas'
to work for the committee and
Marbut to Lecture
'the Friends World Committee of
and Harvard University.
A year ago, Hostetter retired London.l
i
In South America
Dr. M. Nelson McGeary. pro
as comptroller of the Universityi
but,• at the request of the board,lfessor of political science, has
• Dr. Frederick B. Marbut, pro-'
agreed to continue as treasurer of been -appointed head of the de- 1
the University and of the Board!partment from Sept. 1 to June 30, fessor .of journalism, has been
of Trustees for an additional year.l96o. !awarded a grant under the Inter
,
- Named to Staff in 1908 , national Educational Exchange!
He was named to the Univers-'Hetzel appointed Hostetter to the Program of the Department of
ity staff in 1908 as an assistantinew position of assistant to the
State to be a visiting lecturer at
in administration and later thatlpresident in charge of business ,
.
year was named secretary to the' and finance, and he continued South American universities.
dean of the colleges. 'with this title until 1950 when he i Marbut wil be accompanied by
He later was appointed acting; was designated as comptroller. his family and Dr. Watt Stewart,'
financial agent and in 1910 be-! —Hostetter in 1936 w.as named professor of history at the State
came purchasing agent. adding; also as acting treasurer and the College for Teachers at Albany.
also to his duties in 1923 those following year was appointed, Marbut-- wall Serve on the fac
of manager of dormitories and:treasurer. Since 1936, he has serv- ulty of the University of San An- )
dining commons. ;ed as treasurer of the Board of dres in La Paz, Bolivia, until Jan.
In 1935, President Ralph Dorn Trustees. 1.
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_ i Former Washington Writer
• . C hosen to Head Journ School
hAdininistrative Posts ! H. Eugene Goodwin, reporter and writer for the Washing
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Dr. Robert G. Bernreuter,
: School of Journalism.
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