University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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I Y, 7 1,2 Il, M-S-1 MA' 'irector of me nf Personnel- Vpnls Thomas E. Roberts, M.A. Admissions Ojfcer fi- 'I' X Qini-nv Frankhn O Fmgles, B S Regzstrar John E. Pon ers, M.Ed. Placement Officer, and in Charge 0 Vocational Counseling p r

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V, .5,,,r ff . ' A' ff-- - ' ' ' :-Zizfri -if . wifi 31' , nn 1-1 ra' ' mr 'H 1 A-c-rea--u-1. 1 ...MJ JI V- l,, ,- gl n 1' '51 F 1 'KL A ,Nu ...wg -,sv 1-,rr-ru ,W r. ' r DAVID C. PHILLIPS, Ph. D., above, came to the University of Connecticut in 1949 to open the new Department of Speech and Drama which now has a staff of ten. As a sincere and astute speaker, he has graced the banquet tables of many professional 1951 he was elected to the groups as well as those of student organizations. In Executive Committee of the New England Speech Association. On the national level, . . . d he was given two appointments by the Speech Association of America-one as hea of a study committee on problems in colleges and universitiesg the other, as associate editor of a journal on speech education. Witli the Messrs. Grogan and Ryan, he has and Television and is the author of Oral Communica- tion in Business, published in June. He is an active consultant to industry on prob- written Introduction to Radio lems in communication. tribute to a rowing facult The catalog of the University of Connecti- cut for the sessions of 1955-56 lists faculty members in excess of 600. These range from professors to assistant professors through lectur- ers and departmental assistants. Each of them has trained himself for his particular teaching job at the University. Each of them has devoted himself to a particular area of learning. Herein, the Nutmeg wishes to present a few, unfortunately only a few, of the faculty, detailing their accomplishments within the uhalls of ivyi' as well as in the worlds of com- merce, science, and literature. But, we hasten to add, no college instructor can be measured solely by his technical knowledge. He is, first of all, an educator. His contact with each stu- fl t his infiuence his ffuidance are what make en , , U him better known and remembered. 'I6 LAVERI several 1 research the Stan logical 4 Laboratr lo the Doctors logical radiolog numero oilices Radio and thr fommir Pran J others,