University of West Alabama - Paragon Yearbook (Livingston, AL)

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND COMMERCE DIVISION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION Linda Alexander Richard Booker Glen W. Bridges Johnny Feathers Ed.D., University of Alabama; M.B.A., La. Tech.; Asistant M.A., University of Alabama; M.A., University of Alabama; Associate Professor of Busi- Professor of Business. Associate Professor of Busi- Assistant Professor of Busi- ness. ness. ness. The School of Business and Commerce seeks to provide the necessary and desirable academic work for the student, upon its completion, to make a successful entry into Business. Although innumerable techniques are presented by teachers and considered by students in the course of their studies, the major emphasis is upon providing for the student learning experiences which will be most helpful to him in the business world. Students are encouraged to analyze entire situations in business and to try to make the most of these situations by applying to them tested techniques, fortified by their own ingenuity and desire to succeed.

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Kenneth Orso Ed.D., University of Ala.; Assistant Professor of Education. Tom Owings B.S., Livingston University; Instruc- tor-Part-time. Opal Powell B.S., Livingston University; Instruc- tor-Part-time. Aver Rumley M.Ed., Livingston University; As- sistant Professor of Education. Myrtle C. Schwarz M.A., Columbis Univ.; Assistant Professor of Education. Wayne Smith M.A., Auburn University; Assistant Professor of Education. Margaret Steinwinder M.Ed., Livingston University; As- sistant Professor of Education. Virginia Taylor M.Ed., Livingston University; As- sistant Professor of Education. Elizabeth White B.A., University of North Carolina; Instructor of Education. The School of Education offers undergraduate programs designed for the preparation of elementary and secondary teachers. Other services provided by the school include the Laboratory School, a curriculum laboratory, a reading clinic and the Learning Resources Center. The faculty also provides field services for public schools by providing consultants for curriculum studies and educational workshops. The school offers a fifth year program of graduate studies in elementary education, in secondary education and in administration and supervision.

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Owen Love Ed.D., Columbia; Dean of School of Business and Com- merce and Professor of Busi- ness. Lawrence Ramsey 35., Livingston University; In- structor43art-time. William Robbins B.S., Livingston University; I nstructor-Part-time. Estelle Scales M.S.C., University of Ala- bama; Assistant Professor of Business.