Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Dr Louis Short- ' i, Deori, Library School L i b Librarianship is fundamentally concerned with the dissemination of ideas and the study of all the media of communication. Librarians, therefore, make up one of the main compon- ents of the psychological army. FSU graduates are serving all over the world in libraries and information centers of the United States De- partment of State and of the Armed Forces. The introduction of bibliographers on the staffs of college and university libraries has stimulated a new demand for Ph. D. librarians, doubly trained in library science and the hu- manities, the sciences or the social sciences. There is also a great demand throughout the United States for librarians in the high schools and elementary schools. FSU has the only nationally accredited pro- fessional Library School within a radius of five hundred miles of the center of the state. Its program leads to the basic master ' s degree, which may be completed in one calendar year. r a r y

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Graduates -, Dr. Milton W. Carothers, Dean, Graduate School Florida State ' s rapidly expanding Graduate School has programs in all departments of the University except the School of Nursing. Doctoral programs are offered in music, edu- cation, home economics, music education, government, humanities, Spanish, English, biological oceanography, botany, zoology, chemistry, physics, meteorology, sociology, public administration, physiology, psychology, speech, and marriage and family living edu- cation, counseling and research. Special facilities for graduate students have been provided in the new library and in the Graduate School Building. Various research projects offer valuable ex- perience and financial assistance to graduate students. They may also apply for a limited number of Graduate Fellowships. Graduate Assistantships are available through each de- partment, and include teaching duties along with the course of study.

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Dr. Coyle E. Moore, Dean, School of Social Welfare Programs of education and training on both the undergraduate and graduate levels are offered by the School of Social Welfare for those preparing for jobs in social work, social welfare, mental health, criminology and penology, and marriage and family counseling. Many students majoring in social welfare qualify to teach social studies in high school or teach in the elementary grades. Other students combine a major in social wel- fare with the equivalent of a major in psychology, political science, journalism, sociology or public administration. Many pre-ministerial students and pre-low stu- dents also find social welfare an excellent undergraduate major, as basic prepara- tion for their professions. The Marriage and Family Living divi- sion of the School offers a number of courses ranging from Preparation for Marriage to Marriage Counseling that prepare people for choosing motes wisely and for intelligent parenthood. In all its programs, the school ties up theory with practice through field trips, demon- strations, workshops and internships. Social Welfar