Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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• V'-'1 Division of Arts and Humanities The Division of Arts and Humanities includes the departments of art, English, language, music, philosophy, speech and drama, and theology. In order to further accomplish its purpose of sharing with the students the wealth of resources which will aid him in his quest to become a human being to the fullest extent of his potential, several changes, additions, and revisions have been made within the division during the 1970-71 academic year. The Art Department, for example is to complete its move from the Science Building to the old St. Charles gym by the fall of 1971. This area, which already houses the Music Department, will be gradually remodeled and eventually will become the Fine Arts center on campus. The courses offered by the Department of Theology are currently undergoing revision, and it is hoped that a major in theology will be available in the near future. The addition of a Protestant minister as a lecturer in theology was a particularly interesting step in the devolpment of the department in 1970-71. Another projected goal or the division is to add one or two full-time members to the faculty to work solely on interdisciplinary course offering such as have been initiated in recent years. It is thus indeed apparent from these few examples that the arts and humanities, which play such a vital role in a true liberal arts education, are constantly being reevaluated and improved at Carroll. Rev. Francis J. Wiegenstein, M.A. Division Chairman Larry Hayes, M.F.A. Lecturer Art Sister Aquinata O'Sullivan, M.A. Assistant Professor Art Sister Helen Hickman, M.F.A. Department Head Art 22

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Rev. J. Eugene Peoples Dean of Students Ora R. Ilvedson Dean of Women 21 Rev. Emmett P. O'Neill Dean of Faculty. Robert J. Roxby Academic Dean

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