SERVICES OF THE COLLEGE Student Personnel Services The development and coordination of Student Personnel Services is the responsibility of the Dean of Students. Under his direction needed policies and procedures for student personnel are developed and recommended to the President and the Administrative Council. Those in charge of carrying out these assignments include: Alan J. Dayley, Dean of Students; Marvin J. Peterson, Assistant Dean of Students; Mrs. Marva H. Gregory, Dean of Women; Ralph D. Marsden, Director of Counseling and Testing; William D. Van Dyke, Director of Financial Aids; Hugh R. Jacobs, Director of Placement; Don N. Jensen, Director of Upward Bound Program; Karl G. Wood, Director of Housing; J. Farrell Shepherd, Director of the Weber State College Union and Student Activities; G. Lamont Shupe, Coordinator of Student Activities; Curtis Smout, Coordinator of Student Government; Robert Anderson, Coordinator of Student Loans; Leon H. Blake, Counselor and Foreign Student Advisor; Dan Rhodes, Counselor and Coordinator of High School Relations; Kay Evans, Counselor; Bud Stephenson, Counselor. COUNSELING CENTER Counseling—The following services are coordinated through the Weber State College Counseling Center: (1) counseling with vocational, educational, and personal problems; (2) testing; (3) occupational information. The objective of the Counseling Center is to assist students in making intelligent decisions regarding their vocational, academic, and personal needs on a short-term basis (about one quarter). The Weber State College Counseling Center does not provide long-term intensive psychotherapy. All counselors in the Counseling Center are professionally trained in educational and counseling psychology which enables them to deal with a wide range of vocational, educational, and personal problems. Any student who desires assistance may visit with a counselor prior to his first registration to help him in the choice of a major and in making other educational plans. Call the Counseling Center for an appointment. Testing—Each Freshman is required to take the American College Test prior to registration. The ACT measures the areas of English, mathematics, natural science, and social studies, and is used for placement in beginning courses. 63