California State University Bakersfield - Treillage Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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g; y- Professorship more than 3, 300 In Winter Quarter, I983 The internationally recognized faculty which originally numbered 70 has more than doubled There are now 30 buildings ton campus and the C58 1ibrar houses more than 250,600 Volumes , From the outset, Cal State Bakersfield has enjoyed one of the highest levels of community support within the State Umverslty system; The Sw-seat Dore The 33 ' ater complex with the Todd Madigan Gallery, , the 50-meter John 3. HiIIman Memorial Aquatic Center, the Scott Playing Fields. the Outdoor Track FacilityI W and the Nursing Building all were made possible through the C58 Foundation: augmenting state funds with private money given in support of the college. . In addItion to capital Investments, 3 great deal of mone y has been donated also for distinguished professorships, scholarships and research In just the past I0 ears, Cal State Bakersfield haI re d 55 miIIIon from its coinm 'CurricIIIar offerings In the three schools e Arts and Sciences. Business and Public Administration, and Educa tion hich were reorganized in I979 inchIde ithirty-two degree majors, four acere lied ipragrams and master 5 beha vioral science, business and public admmtetratlon, education, Eninsh, heaith care management, history, and psychology. children to adults in the private sector, I With social development The five resear ies Area and the Facility for Animal Car at and Education Research, Well Core Repo I ic Research and the Center fer PhysI AAdditiqnaIIy, CSB now has three institute I With local businesses to provIde- assista. areas of accounting, insurance and pub and Cooperative Education programs: ithan 50 busmesses in the area V 1' Cal Stat Bakersfield, both because a 3 end of the atademic y r to beecme the first holder of a CSU Board of Trastees I

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TRA NSI TIONS AND CHALLENGES LIE AHEAD f: I pres den y falls n thesE campus leaders Fag e 4 A 8M: Sid Sheffield Director of Public AffairgIDeve- , fopmt , ,; 8. Dr Ken Sewn. Dean for Administration C Dr Jacob Frankel, President I , q I 0.04: Jacquelyn Kegkay, :ChaIr of General culxyI - -i r of Academic S I , , E. M; . Stan T. Frazier, Business M aged on bbard Dean of Students John Coash. Dean. School of Ans and SEIences VIMeryI RtIoss. Acting Dean, SclIool of Business I