University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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2) E. Beck 1) A Computer Information Science (CIS) major works hard and until all hours to complete his program. 2) Students taking the Economics I TV replay class find no crowds in the recently remodeled Bryan Hall classroom. 3) United Telephone of Florida ' s presentation engrosses one Business Administration student. 4) Florida Power and Light ' s display combines descriptive brochures with colorful and informative 5) Those attending business day find it interesting and informative. 4) R. Davis 1) J. Webster 3) R. Davis College Of Business Administration 171

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Business Offers Opportunities 1) R. Davis 2) R. Davis In keeping with the tradition of students for the real world the College of Business Administration carried out its policy this year offering students a chance to meet professionals and to plan for their future. During the fall term, students were able to learn what major corporations were looking for in prospective employees. On Professional Business Day, students spoke to from such corporations as !antic Bank and United Telephone Florida. One real estate student (You) can get recommendations, in interviews, help with research for firms and other material. Other activities included in the college were sponsored by some of the 12 different business clubs. One Alpha Kappa Psi senior said his clubs activities ranged from guest speakers to flag football. Other clubs such as Rho Epsilon, the professional real estate fraternity, emphasized as much practical insight into the field of real estate as possible with various activities. — Brian Geiger I) Atlantic National Bank ' s representative the qualities ANB seeks in administrative staff people. 2) Business Administration students await the beginning of Professional Business Day where over 45 corporations participated, including Arvida, IBM and Martin Marietta. 3) Matherly Hall is the centre for business administration classes and the number business student hangout. 170 College Of Business Administration

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1) Students brainstorm new discipline methods. 2P Test taking is an integral part of learning. 2) K. Stern College Stresses Quality 1) K. Stern The College of Education, which yearly continues to improve the of teacher education, was a vital part of the university environment. The college received special recognition when one of its former students, Therese Dozier, a 1974 graduate, was named National Teacher of the Year. In a field which greatly contributes to the recognition of women, the College of Education boasts an enrollment of 65 percent women. The Student Council which had remained dormant until this year, acquired 50 new members by the end of the year. Part of their activities included Teacher Appreciation Week in the fall, and Teacher Appreciation Day in the spring. In a competitive field which demands more of its professionals than ever before, the College of Education continued to face the challenge of providing the best possible training to its prospective educators. — Katie Browne 172 College Of Education