SPECIAL INFORMATION JUST FOR YOU...
 The Activities Forum is designed to acquaint the new student with several
 Departments and Divisions of the University that he will come in contact with
 during the coming years. Included in the program are the Division of Alumni
 Affairs and the Alumni Association, the Division of Music, and the Intramural
 Department. Also on this program are representatives of Health Services and
 Religion; articles describing their particular activities are found elsewhere in
 this book.
 Alumni Affairs
 Leland W. Hiatt, Director of the Division of Alumni Affairs, will explain
 the work of his office and the work of the Alumni Association in general.. All
 of you will some day be graduates of the University, and thus the concern of
 the Alumni Division. It is not premature to begin thinking of that not too
 distant day at this time.
 Music
 The Division of Music is represented by Director A. A. Beecher. At this
 time, he will explain the workings and opportunities of the Division and of its
 organizations for those of you interested in music. There are bands, orches-
 tras, singing groups, solo opportunities, classes, and many other musical
 affairs, directed or sponsored by the Division of Music. During the forum he
 will present several of the division staff on a short music program, as samples
 of their activities.
 Intramural Program
 The College of Physical Education and Health, and in particular, the Uni-
 versity's Intramural Sports program, will also be discussed at this Forum.
 Spurgeon Cherry, Head of the Department of Intramural Athletics and Rec-
 reation, will be on hand to talk on the program as it affects you, whether you
 are shooting for the varsity squad or just desire to play a little basketball or
 tennis in the afternoons.

 FOREIGN STUDENTS

 We are happy to welcome students from other countries to the campus of
 the University of Florida. The campus is a friendly place, and you will find
 that people here are especially interested in you and eager to help you in any
 possible way and they want to learn about your country.
 There are many things about the United States and the University which
 will be important for you to learn.
 You are invited to make use of the facilities which are established by the
 University in this orientation process. In addition to the usual orientation serv-
 ices, the Advisor to Foreign Students, Mr. Ivan Putman, is available to an-
 swer your questions and help you solve any problems that may arise. He has
 had wide experience in working with students from abroad, and you will want
 to consult him not only during Orientation Week, but throughout your stay at
 the University. His office is Room 124, Administration Building.








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