University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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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

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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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College of Technology The College of Technology offers courses in Agricultural Engineering, Chemical Engineer- ing, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, MechanicalEngineering, and Engineering Phy- sics. A unique five-year program is offered in Pulp and Paper Technology. Both undergrad- uate and graduate study leading to the M.S. degree have long been offered at Maine . In recent years, the Ph.D. has been given in Chem- istry. In the fall of 1963, a new Electrical En- gineering building will be opened for technology students. Dean Thomas H. Curry B.S., Ph.D., P.E. Director of Technology Experiment Station and Director of Industrial Cooperation Technology students at work 30