Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MARIO COLACCI Professor of New Tcstalnenl Greek and Latin PETER ANSORGE Instructor in Greek MINII KINGSLEY Assistant Professor of Spanish KL 'R Folk nzusic adds an enjoyable sirfffliglzl to the Spmzish zleparlnzent. P.'Xlil,lfT'lql'1 THOMPSON RUTH AASKOV Insl1'ur'lor in Spanish Instructor in l'iI'6lN'il 27

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BJARNE LANDA Professor of Germanic Languages IVER OLSON Professor of Systematic Theology and Scandinavian LEIF HANSEN GEORGE HATCHEK Instructor in Modern Instructor in Modern Languages Languages Languages Augsburg's offerings in both modern and classical languages provides a real challenge for Augsburg students. Studies in Greek and Latin provide opportunity for the gaining of knowledge and understanding of the great Christian Writings and Writings of the classical heritage. Through the studies of modern languages, grammar, pronunciation and translation, students gain the basic tools for doing the advanced readings which give insights into the people of other countries and their culture. In an effort to improve and expand these benefits, Russian was added to the curriculum and two additional instructors were brought into the department, Leif Hansen and Peter Ansorge. Language Labf, joy of the language students. SULAMIT OZOLINS Instructor in Russian

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A. ROBERT HEMMINGSON GERTRUDE LUND BRUCE BUDGE Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Instructor in Business Economics and Business Secretarial Science Administration and Economics Administration Business Courses offered in the business department display a great deal of variety. Economics, administrative and practical secretarial studies are the main lines of study. Education and Psycholo The two most rapidly growing departments at Augsburg are the psychology and education departments. Psychology is in the process of expanding its curriculum to include a major. The education department continues in its implementation of the new elementary education curriculum. This promises to continue as the program of courses and number of students continues to increase. MARTHA MATTSON EINAR O. JOHNSON Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Psychology and Education Education 28 KENNETH DE YOUNG Instructor in Psychology LYLA MAE ANDEREGG Instructor in Psychology and Education