Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ichool of Allied Health Professions Amy B. Hecht, Dean founded 1966 The College of Allied Health Professions is located on the Health Sciences campus. The college ' s programs are designed to prepare men and women to be qualified health professionals in one of four allied health professions. Architecture Program David Evan Glasser, AIA, Director founded 1969 Because of Temple ' s urban setting, students in the Architecture Program can study and evaluate public buildings and major urban design projects. Tyler School of Art Rochelle A. Toner, Dean founded 1935 The Tyler School of Art has its own campus, a 14-acre estate in suburban Elkins Park. The school provides a comprehensive curriculum in the visual arts on both undergraduate and graduate levels. College of Arts and Sciences Carolyn T. Adams, Dean founded 1884 The College ' s undergraduate programs prepare students to enter the world as informed, responsible citizens — women and men making consequential choices about the future of their communities, and as leaders in the careers they choose to pursue. 150

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Acl m i n istration John H. MacDonald Executive Director, General Alumni Association; Assistant Vice President, Development and Alumni (ae) Affairs Richard J. Fox Chairman, Board of Trustees John C. Nelson Dean, Graduate School Paul H. Boehringer Executive Director, Temple University Hospital George E. Moore University Counsel Beverly L. Breese Assistant Secretary, Board of Trustees James H. Blackhurst Dean, Ambler Campus Kristl L. Wiernicki Associate Vice President and Dean, Student Affairs Molefi K. Asanti Director, African American Studies 149

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School of Business and Management William C. Dunkelberg, Dean founded 1918 The School of Business and Management strives to provide its students with high quality educational opportunities which are responsive to today ' s business community. School of Communications and Theater Robert R. Smith, Dean founded 1968 The School of Communications and Theater is concerned not only with high standards of professional work, but also with encouraging the next generation of artists, teachers, clinicians, and media managers to develop an intellectual background and a sense of social responsibility. School of Dentistry Martin F. Tansy, Dean founded 1907 The School of Dentistry began in 1863 as the Philadelphia Dental College. It is the second oldest dental school in the U.S. The school provides men and women with a strong academic and clinical background for the practice of general dentistry. S College of Education Trevor E. Sewell, Dean founded 1919 The College of Education attempts to provide the best possible training, both in the program and afterward through continuing education, for educational professionals. The undergraduate programs are designed to prepare teachers for elementary and secondary schools, as well as for various other settings. 151