Baptist College at Charleston - Cutlass Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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I Aerospoce Studies Uffer Opportunities In Air Force The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps is a growing concern on the Baptist College Campus. The full R.O.T.C. Training Program is of- fered at BCC. As an introduction to A.F.R.O.T.C., a special program is being offered. The student may en- roll in aerospace studies without ob- ligating himself to military duty. The special student is not required to meet grooming standards or to wear the uniform. lf the student de- cides against continuing with R.O.T.C. Training, he may withdraw. Coreers Captain Goodman stays abreast of latest changes in aerospace studies. Captain Raymond Coodman. Captain Thomas Mansperger, Colonel Iohn l-lanlin. Chairman of the Department of Aerospace Studies. 199

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Problems o tnxg .. --. Gur Societ Q Are Defined ln Sociolog Defining the problems of society is the initial step in remedying the problems of society. Through the varied studies in sociology. the stu- dent becomes aware of all aspects of society and the problems that are created by social interaction. Both students and faculty in the Sociology Department are not only studying the principles of sociology but are putting these principles into action on campus and in the com- munity. Volunteer work has become commonplace with most sociology students. Mrs. Kathryn Sharpe. Chairman of the Dept. Dr. Michael G. Horton. Mrs. Sharpe discusses planned changes with Dr. Horton. 198 if it it . I X 'ie Q v t 1 L1 .W ,, ,,, f , . ri iii f, l 5 1 . l 1 1 N ii-T

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