Word: proctors
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Unlike some upperclass students, all first-year students know the name of their advisers because they are required to meet with them several times a year. First-year advising consists of a residential system in which each proctor is assigned between 20 and 30 students, the majority of which are his or her academic advisees. Non-residential advisors also hold mandatory meetings with their students during the year...
...proctor offers social and academic advisingin a series of formal interviews with the studentsas well as informal interaction in the dorm. Theproctor is also responsible for signing thestudents' study cards each semester...
Because students solicit the proctor's adviceon a variety of academic and personal issues, theadvisers often act as referral services ratherthan experts. Helping students learn how to findfurther advice from other sources is a crucialfunction of the proctor, says Adam Siegel, aWigglesworth Hall proctor...
Having documented the problem, my main concern was to get the ballots to a secure location. I was tempted to simply take them to a proctor myself, but I feared that might expose me to absurd allegations, even with The Crimson there as a witness. I telephoned Mr. Liston at home, instead, and pleaded with him to come to the office and escort the ballot box, with me, to the proctor who had agreed to take them. Unfortunately, he refused. I asked him at that time why he had backed out of the arrangement we had made, and he stated...
...this instruction, and I posted a sign, with his signature, in the office. Mr. Liston also agreed that we would meet in the office after dinner and transport the new ballot envelopes to the room of Keith Light, a senior adviser and admissions officer who serves as a freshman proctor in Canaday...