Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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HUIVIANITIES Humanities has always been an important segment of the Central Wesleyan College curriculum. Realiz- ing its role in the fine arts ofour soci- ety, this department's particular ob- jective is to help the student prepare himself fora cultural setting in which he will practice his vocation or pro- fession. To meet this objective, the Division of Humanities offers instruc- tion and conducts research in the fol- lowing three areas of knowledge: En- glish, Sacred Music, and Music Edu- cation. ln addition, courses in Foreign Language and Art are offered. Kathleen Embler - Assistant Professor of English A B Linda Foster B 5 M S

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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.

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EDUCATION T. E. Jennings - Division Chairman: Associate Professor of Social Studiesg A.B., M.Ed., Ed.D. jimmy j. Kimble -Assistant Professor of Educationg A.B., M.Ed. Henry Lewis Hill, Ill -Assistant Professor of Physical Education, B.S., M.Ed. R. Sam Parker -Assistant Professor of Education, A.B., M.Ed. 24 Clyde Keith Connor - Associate Professor of Physical Education B S M.A.T., Ed.D. Anne Sheriff - Reading Teacherg Central Wesleyan College has long been concerned with programs for the preparation of public school per- sonnel. The primary objective of this division is the preparation of profes- sional personnel for the public schools and institutions of higher learning. To accomplish this objec- tive at the undergraduate level, pro- grams are offered in elementary, sec- ondary, special, and physical educa- tion. Because of past reputation, majors from Central Wesleyan Col- lege are often looked on favorably, especially by school systems in this area. A.B., M.A