University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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College of Education Left: Dean Mark R. Shibles B.S., M.Ed., L.H.D., Sc.D. Dir. of Summer Session and Gen- eral Extension Division Right: Kenneth B. Forbes B.S., Assistant to the Dean The College of Education is concerned with the current emphasis on better teaching methods. Through the widely discussed team teaching method and with the aid of closed circuit televi- sion, field specialists in education train more cap- able teachers, administrators, and counselors. The graduate of the four year program receives a Bachelor of Science degree. Fifth and sixth year graduate programs prepare the student for admin- istrative positions. Education students watch T.V. u rTT ' SI ipsi 1 i i ' nil J, J f-V Sr.i - Sjr .-- ' .: :: .i.JSr- Construction work on the Women ' s Gymnasium 28

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School of Nursing Our School of Nursing seeks to advance those qualities and abilities which insure the growth of competent and understanding nurses. The School is now in its fifth year and has graduated its first class. There are presently eighty-three students in the nursing program, including the first male nurse. The two years of liberal arts study here at the university are followed by two years of work in hospitals and other health agencies throughout the state. Jean MacLean, B.S., B.N., M.S., M.A., Director of School of Nursing Student Karyl Ricker is about to take a patient ' : blood pressure. Student Judith Matthews plays with a child. Student Ann Perkins helps student patient, Regina Bohlin, out of bed -as Mrs. Jervis, an instructor, supervises. 27

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Roland J. Carpenter B.S., M.Ed., Assistant Dir. of Summer Session Education Building Frank W. Myers B.A., M.Ed., Assistant Dir. of Summer Session Viola K. Kleindienst B.A., B.S., M.A., Ed.D., Head of Women ' s Division of Physical Education- Rome E. Rankin M.A., Ph.D. Dir. of Physical Education and Athletics 29