Southern Arkansas University - Mulerider Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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In addition to training students for careers in the field of business as professional workers, the business and commerce division provides these students with the necessary background for grad- uate study. Students in the business division may obtain the Bachelor of Business Administration de- gree with a major in accounting, business admin- istration, economics, or office administration. De- partmental advisors attempt to strengthen the stu- dents non-vocational background by suggesting electives to suit their individual needs. From Iackson Hall emerge the principles of business and commerce. 1- Q .: I V .ff Q R i 2 ix Si K I1 was nn Q! nw il UH it IE lm W7 I ,Qi 73' .. M1'i:,gA'L'f ' J f we A BRUCE B. BEVENS Chairman, Business and Commerce Division B.S., M.B.A., M.l3fd. LOUIS L. BLANCHARD, B.B.A., M.B.A., C.P'.A., Accountihgg SCOTT BOAZ, B.A., M.B.A., Economicsg LELAND' CALLA- WAY, B.B.A., M.B.A., Business. ELGIE LLOYD FIREOVED. B.S.Ed., M.A., Economicsg JIM KIMBELL, B.S., M.S., Business Administration and Ac- counting: RICHARD SAMUEL. B.S.E.. M.Ed., Business. ANNA RUTH TREXLER. B.S., M.S., Secretarial Science.

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I I O Faculty D1v1s1ons DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND COMMERCE, BRUCE BE-VENS, CHAIRMAN Accounting Economics Business Administration Office Administration Terminal Programs General Clerical Secretarial Science DIVISION OF FINE ARTS, ROBERT CAMPBELL, CHAIRMAN . L, cc- Music Art DIVISION OF HUNIANITIES, DR. GEORGE L. SIXBEY, CHAIRMAN DDDDDD English Speech Modern Foreign Languages DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCE, DR. JOHN L. CHAPMAN, CHAIRMAN Biology Chemistry Geology Mathematics Medical Technology Physics Pre-professional Training LL 27 28-29 30-31 32-33 DIVISION OF EDUCATION, DR. FRANK IRWIN, CHAIRMAN LH.. Mm, 34-35 Elementary Education Secondary Education Physical Education Music Education DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, WILLIAM C. NOLAN, CHAIRMAN ,L LLL, 36 History Psychology Geography Sociology Pre-law DIVISION OF TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION ,, ,,,,L-,,,, 37 Agricultural Forestry Pre-Veterinary Science Engineering Terminal program in Industrial Technology Home Economics

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The arts are developed through the Humanities and Fine ROBERT CAMPBELL itll!!! Chairman, Fine Arts Division BA., B.M.,yM.M. Arts The Division of Fine Arts offers a program leading to the Bachelor of Music degree and two-year programs in the fields of art and art education. The Music students are given the opportunity to develop skills in the use of voice, piano, or orchestral instruments and to obtain a sound knowledge of musical theory and harmony. The Department of Art prepares students in the theory of art appreciation and design as well as the application of aesthetic theory to studio practice. The Fine Arts D'e- partment strives to give all students an introduction to the fields of art and music as a part of the general education program. KERMIT BREENE, B.S. in M.Ed., M.S. in M.Ed., Musicg ELIZA- BETH FARRIS, B.M., M.M.. Music. Karen Randolph receives voice lesson from Fine Arts chairman, Robert Campbell. Nova Gresham puts the finishing touches on an oil painting. is