During his presidency, Towson added a full range of baccalaureate programs in the arts and sciences, instituted evening and summer programs and undertook an ambitious building program. Indicative of the school's growth and broadening scope was the change in name in 1963 from State Teachers College to Towson State College.
During Towson’s presidency, the university expanded its offerings by adding baccalaureate programs in arts and sciences, introduced evening and summer courses, and initiated a significant building program. The name change from State Teachers College to Towson State College in 1963 indicates the school's growth and broader educational focus.