Miller Directs College Reorganization 1966-1967 marked the end of old ideas and the creation of a new college organization. President Miller worked with the Board of Trustees, to create the most efficient and economical administration possible. Under this new plan the college was divided into four schools: the School of Business, the School of Technology and Applied Sciences, the School of Education which included the old division of Physical Education, and the School of Arts, Letters and Sciences which included the former divisions of Social Science, Life Science, Physical Science, and Humanities. The position of Administrative Vice President was created for the new plans as were the positions of Academic, and Business Vice Presidents. The new plan provided for expanded opportunities for Weber State's progress as well as her growth. The completed plans opened the door for wider academic scope and growth of facilities for our campus. This new organization brought even more responsibility to our President. Even with this heavy work load, President Miller was often present at student activities and always found time to show his interest in the students of Weber State. The reason for this interest? According to President Miller, "We have a fine group of people here and I enjoy working and socializing with them."