Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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SCIENCE , ,fl , Nm' J' Martin LaBar - Division Chairman: Professor of Sciencep B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Floyd L. Wilcox - Professor of Chemistry, B.5., M.S., Ph.D. Robert R. Nash - Professor of Science, A.B M S Ph D A definition of science is the ob- servation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of natural phenomena. With this in mind, the science department strives to provide its students with an understanding of scientific, mathematical, and chemi- cal processes, while stressing the role of each in developing the environ- ments ofmen, and with a firm base of knowledge and analytical skills which can merge with experience, hard work, and creativity to form new dimensions of the future. As indi- cated, majors are offered in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

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RELIGION The Division of Religion was in the original curriculum when CWC was founded in 1906. This department is responsible for the training of Chris- tian leaders to enable them to use their knowledge in a practical way in the area they choose. Majors are of- fered in Bible, Theology, New Testa- ment Greek, and Christian Educa- tion. A concentration in Christian Missions is also available to those in- terested. This division supervises Christian Seivice activities and non- credit training for special students. Marling Elliott Professor of Religiong A.B., M.Rel., M.Div., Th.M. Herbert Dongell Professor of Religiong A.B., Th.B., M.A. Kenneth R. Foutz -Associate Professor of Religiong A.B., B.D., M.A. james Bross - Division Chairman: Associate Professor of Reli- gionp A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

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Peggy Rostron Instructor of Musicg B.S., M.M. MUSIC -.vkuww-.M-nw Alice Hudnall Cash Assistant Professor of Musicg B.M., M.M. Society has demanded the need to place more emphasis on cultural arts. Recognizing this, the music depart- ment's objectives are to develop in its students a foundation of general cul- ture as well as an understanding of the basic principles of music and methods by which these principles may be applied to the enjoyment of man, to instill in its students the rela- tionship between the music profes- sion and social progress of civiliza- tion, and to serve the professional and instructional fields of music. Sidney L. Buckley - Associate Professor of Musicg B.M., ' M.Ch.M., D.M. Leonard C. Brank -Assistant Professor of Music Education B.S.