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

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Dr. Leap goes over case records with one of his students. Shanty Town is inspected by prospective Welfare worker, Paul Perry. Social Welfare Although the same old building of the School of Social Welfare still stands proudly among the newer stronger buildings on campus, there is newness and progress in the School itself. Those preparing for jobs in social work, social welfare, mental health, criminology and penology, and marriage and family counseling are in this pro- gram. Many students majoring in social welfare qualify to teach social studies in high school or teach in the elementary grades. The internship program which has just been initiated in recent years is being expanded and greatly improved. This, along with field trips and workshops, is an excellent opportunity for students in Social Wel- fare to go out into the field and learn from experience. The Marriage and Family Living division of School offers a number of courses ranging from Preparation for Marriage to Marriage Coun- seling that prepare people for choosing mates wisely and for intelligent parenthood. Brownie troops enjoy lour of the Coco-Cola plant with university student in Social Welfare, Judy Taylor.

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Audio visual student makes diazo transparencies for use on the overhead projector. Color overlays are examined closely before finished trans- parency can be made. Library Science The general objectives for the hbrary school are the professional education of librarians for service in all types of libraries; of teachers, school administrators, audio- visual directors and textbook directors for service as ma- terials specialists and supervisors; and the basic educa- tion of college students for better use of library resources in study and recreation. The library building, now two years old, is still a refreshing place for study. The bright classrooms are psychologically helpful for all the students working for a degree. The School Materials Service Program prepares col- lege graduates for positions in schools and in children ' s departments of public libraries. It conforms to the stand- ards set up for certification by the State Department of Education. The Graphics Lab is the scene where this South American librarian and student, Elton Volpini, makes his drawings for audio visual class.

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Gov. Collins and his cabinet holds an open meeting ■with Public Administration students present. Public Administration p- The School of Pubhc Administration has gained wide rec- ognition despite its youth. It draws students from many parts of our nation and from foreign countries. The objectives of PubHc Administration are to train those pursuing managerial careers in national, state, or local gov- ernment; and training in pre-law. These objectives are devel- oped through a program of instruction with a number of pio- neer features, including the use of noted government officials in the classroom and an internship program that gives students practical administrative experience. As administrative skills are vital in a complex society, there is a growing demand for graduates of the School of Public Administration. They are to be found as budget officers, per- sonnel officers, administrative assistants, city managers and in similar positions in the federal, state and local governments. The state administrative buildings hold a wealth of informa- tion for students such as Gail Trapnell, Political Science. Graduate Seminars in Public Administration are helpful preparation for future employment.