Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Dr. Charles L. Knight is dean of the college. He ioined the staff in l963. At present, his maior project is that of transferring the approach of the 13-College Curricu- lum Program to the entire freshman program. In the fall of 1969, there will be innovations in the regular freshman program that will reflect the findings of the 13-College Curriculum Program but, in many respects, the techniques will be directed toward the specific needs of Bishop students. The program of teacher edu- cation is being expanded, and courses which prepare students for employment in business and industry are also being expanded. All faculty members are encour- aged to continue graduate studies and scholarships are frequently available through the Office of the Dean. Dean Knight may also be referred to as the traveling Dean as he represents the college at meetings of aca- demic deans, at curriculum conferences, and at most of the national meetings which concern themselves with the progress of education. Mrs Maxie Marshall secretary in the Office of the Dean Mrs. Wanda Roland, secretary to Dean Knight. Dean Knight Directs the Total Curriculum And Directs Facultg Studies Program 47

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Mr. Irving A. Baker Makes the Office Of Vice-President One of Active Service if Mr. lrving A. Baker, vice-president, came to Bishop in 1967 from New York. Aside from his duties at Bishop, he is a frequent speaker at civic meetings and makes a definite contribution to the development of fair ....... 'Wi xx 411 Vice-president Baker, extreme left, was in the line of march at the Founders Week Convocation. Others in the line are President M. K. Curry, Jr.p Dr. T. Oscar Chap- pelle of Tulsa, speakerf and Dean Charles Knight. 46 V . 'ETF X i. 0Ee. il'?1'!-4?- 4. housing in Dallas. He has participated in radio and television panels and has represented Bishop in nu- merous other capacities. . Mrs. Dorothy Iles is secretary to Vice president Baker.

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l st' A55 tl!!! -2 ,V .lag i Mr. Hurd Returns After Year of Qtudg at UCLA Mr. J. D. Hurd returned in September after having spent a year at the University of California at Los An- geles. He was studying toward the doctorate in Higher Education Administration with a Crown Zellerbach Foundation Scholarship. Mr. J. D. Hurd, Registrar Miss Annie Kathryn White, Assistant Registrar Mr. Hurd is marshal at all convocations and graduations. Nlrs. Guinise Marie Smith and Mrs. Georgia J. Beard are clerk-typists in his office.