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Caption: Booklet - State of University (1958)
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feted large numbers. The study pointed out that among the institutions ( which gave the largest number of degi i in at least 1 ) out of tfa 8 identified fields, Illinois ranked sixth. By a similar study in 1925-:; Illinoi ranked eleventh. Assuming that the numl r of d< awarded is indir tl fe reflection of quality as measured by superior students, particularly when high standards of admission and graduation obtain, the increa lg stature of the University of Illinois Graduate College is a point of pride. T h e increasing enrolment in the Graduate Colleee is another satisfying ind These scattered observations on enrolment, on the facultv. on educational progress, on new facilities define a year of sound growth and increased strength. If the measurement of our work were in a setting of static demand and unchanging circumstance, we would have reason to be assured, if not complacent, about our ability to meet tasks ahead. Because die University is confronted with new demands, because the context for its work has changed, and because resources are below those required for a continuation of the high level performance of the past, it is important that we take stock and share our concern with the people of the state. I shall present a view of the tasks ahead under the headings: Internal Planning; External Planning; the Budget Year; the Facultv Emphasis: and University Relations. 8
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