In accordance with 1963 legislation authorizing
the University to establish a campus at Caton-
sville in Baltimore County, the University of
Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) opened ini-
tially to freshmen students in September 1966
(Code Education Article, sec. 13-104f).

The Baltimore County Campus (UMBC) offers
a range of programs in the arts, sciences, social
sciences, and humanities. Master's and doctoral
programs are also offered.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
COLLEGE PARK

John Brooks Slaughter, Ph.D., Chancellor
Telephone: 454-^796

William E. Kirwan, Ph.D., Provost and Vice-
Chancellor for Academic Affairs

Charles F. Sturtz, M.S., Vice-Chancellor for
Administrative Affairs

William L. Thomas, Ph.D., Vice-Chancellor for
Student Affairs

Richard Brecht, Ph.D., Acting Dean, College of
Arts and Humanities

Murray E. Polakoff, Ph.D., Dean, College of
Behavioral and Social Sciences

J. Robert Dorfman, Ph.D., Acting Dean, College
of Computer, Mathematical and Physical
Sciences

George E. Dieter, Jr., Ph.D., Dean, College of
Engineering

John R. Beaton, Ph.D., Dean, College of Human
Ecology

Raymond J. Miller, Ph.D., Dean, College of
Agriculture, and College of Life Sciences

Dale P. Scannell, Ph.D., Dean, College of
Education

Claude Walston, Ph.D., Dean, College of Library
and Information Services

John J. Burt, Ph.D., Dean, College of Physical
Education, Recreation and Health

Reese Cleghorn, Ph.D., Dean, College of
Journalism

John Steffian, M.Arch., Dean, School of
Architecture

Rudolph P. Lamone, Ph.D., Dean, College of
Business and Management

Michael Nacht, Ph.D., Acting Dean, School of
Public Affairs

Gerald Miller, Ph.D., Acting Administrative Dean,
Undergraduate Studies

Arnold Thackray, Ph.D., Administrative Dean,
Graduate Studies

Melvin Bernstein, Ph.D., Administrative Dean,
Summer Programs

College Park 20742 Telephone: 454-0100

At the College Park Campus (UMCP) instruc-
tion is offered at undergraduate and graduate
levels in almost every discipline. There are the
Colleges of Agriculture, Arts and Humanities, Be-
havioral and Social Sciences, Business and Man-
agement, Education, Engineering, Human Ecolo-
gy, Journalism, Library and Information Services,
Life Sciences, Computer, Mathematical and Phys-
ical Sciences, and Physical Education, Recreation
and Health, and the Schools of Architecture and
Public Affairs.

Headquarters for the Maryland Agricultural
Experiment Station and the Maryland Coopera-
tive Extension Service are located at UMCP.
Among the many research and public service or-
ganizations on campus are the Sea Grant College,
Fire and Rescue Institute, Center on Aging, Sur-
vey Research Center, Engineering Research
Center, Transportation Studies Center, Water Re-
sources Research Center, Bureau for Business and
Economic Research, Institute for Applied Agri-
culture, Institute for Urban Studies, and the Insti-
tute for Governmental Service (IGS). The latter
institute helps Maryland municipalities, counties,
and State agencies solve specific problems. IGS al-
so houses the University's Office of Public Service,
which is designed to make it easier for the citizens
of Maryland and the National Capital region to
find and use the extensive resources of the five-
campus University system.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
EASTERN SHORE

William P. Hytche, Ed.D., Chancellor
Telephone: 651-3306

Edward V. Ellis, Ph.D., Vice-Chancellor for
Academic Affairs