Black Hawk College - Sauk Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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to be ffered in 67-68 Courtney Waddell A ii Chairman, Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics .lohn T, Frey Professor, Natural Sciences Associate Professor, Chemistry B,A., Indiana University BS., Marquette University M.A Indiana Universit ' ' ' ' Ph,D., lowa State University -, Y Ph.D., Indiana University Additional Study: Pennsylvania State University Indiana Univc rsity Q Harold D. Willard Assistant Professor, Chemistry B.S.Ed., Western lllinois University M.S.Ed., Western Illinois University Additional Study: Michigan State University Oregon State University CZ C1

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ssc. New Chemical Technology Course , X, s X ,' I f , SAEWGD J fy, as NAT., W ef I . Tv ,I-.H 'js ,fn -haw 1 . in lf W Re E if Pau U Iaurence Ci. Ladwig Instructor. C hemistry BS.. State University ol' Iowa MS.. Oregon State University -mfg 5 5 If l my . g I! . A 1 Ge A5 Mtn fe ffl N' CU GU I I 3 sit ia Ri Rh P Ag Ccl ln Sn Sh Yi 1 Ut. f er Vincent C. O'Leary Acting Department Head, Chemistry and Earth Sciences Assistant Professor. Chemistry B.S.. Kansas State Teachers College B.S., University of Illinois lVI.S., University of Kansas Additional Study: University of Illinois Montana State College Oregon State University The Department took many field trips this year which pro- vided education and fun for all who went. In addition, the De- partment has acquired new equipment that makes the courses more interesting. Plans have been drawn up for a new Chemical Technology course to be offered in 1967-68 and new equipment has been ordered for this course. There is also the possibility of a second semester of Chemis- try for non-science majors. The Historical Geology course is also receiving new equipment for the laboratory problem solving. The Department is prepar- ing for the move to the new campus. Imaginations are broadened with the idea of a new building. In fact, the star- gazers are already planning to make astronomical observa- tions from the roof of the new building.

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umerical Control Course Now Gffered Numerical Control was offered during the spring semester for the first time by John Sainick,-Assistant Professor, who attended an eight week seminar on this new subject in Milwaukee, Wisconsin last summer. Interest in Numerical Control machine tools is in- creasing at a rapid rate each year and will have a pro- found effect in the metal fabricating industry which the college has recognized by purchasing equipment of this type for use in the course. Additional equipment is being studied for future procurement to merit the growing need for Numerical Control. The course was offered in the spring semester, one in the day program and one in the evening program for adults only. New curriculums and courses are continually being developed to serve community needs. The college has been designated an Area Vocational-Technical Center by the State Board of Vocational Education. Bruce W. Whelchel Instructor, Engineering Related Technology BS., Stout State College lVl.Ed., University of Illinois Qtr Am ff , Ii