Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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Sociolo 9 9 Mr. Schuhle The courses in Sociology are planned for three groups of students: those who want to know something of the growth of society and its problems and institutions as a part of their general educationg those who are definitely interested in ,those movements and institutions which will improve society and who are studying for a background that will combine with other knowledge to help in summer projects and in later vocational choiceg and those who are planning to make sociology or social work their vocation after later professional Miss McKeehan I I Political Science Miss Cargo The Department of History and Political Science endeavors to acquaint students with the cultural heritage which has accumulated throughout the years. Its approach to this study is broad enough to include such areas as politics, religion, art, literature, science, and economic life, in order that stu- dents may sense the interrelatedness of all aspects of life, past and present. Its purpose is to develop in students an understanding of, and a sensitivity to, the recurring problems in human society, to the end that they may he more intelli- gent participants in today's world. 22

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Secretarial Science Adrian College aims to give training for the development of skills in secretarial science. Students interested in secretarial Typing science. will be given special counseling. Courses will be given according to the needs and objectives of the students. Miss Sanford 21

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Education and Psychology The central aim of this division is to help integrate the curriculum and supply the opportunity for philosophic inquiry and religious interpretations. These are carried into personal living and service through psychology and education. It is suggested that students should plan for a well-rounded selection from the fields in this division. Dr. Seeck General Psychology f f Y 23