Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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LANGUAGE The Language Department of Central Wesleyan is also a vital part of a students curriculum. Its purpose is to help the student to prepare himself for culture settings in which lie might face, and to develop any interest or talent to help him prepare for a profession or vocation, ihroughout the courses majors in English and English Ed. are faced with areas in which to express themselves themes, speeches, or term papers and to become familiar with literature in all forms - essays, short stories, novels and plays. Courses are offered in Spanish French also. William Weston Warren Assistant Professor of English A. B. Washburn University of Topeka M. S. Kansas State Teachers College Joined faculty in 1972 Kathleen Embler Assistant Professor of English A. B. Marion College M. A. UNC Greensboro Joined faculty in 1971 Gloria Bell Sims Assistant Professor of English A. B. Central Wesleyan College If. -1. UNC at Chapel Hill Joined faculty in 1977 19

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BUSINESS The Business. Department of CWC has as its purpose, that of training students in the field of their interest who will become the business leaders of tomorrow. It is their desire to equip each major with functional, theoretical and practical knowledge that is crucial in today’s business world. Majors in Business Administration or in Business Education receive training in accounting, banking and finance, management, marketing and economics. The department gives the student the opportunity to come in contact with businessmen through seminars. Arthur J. Lovelace Assistant Professor of Business B. S. Roberts Wesleyan College M. S. Syracuse University Joined faculty in 19 73 Associate Professor of Business A. B. Findlay College B. S.L. Chicago evangelistic Institute M. A. Ball Slate Teachers College IK

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SCIENCE MATH The Division of Science is set up to give students the practical understanding and desired knowledge of scientific, mathematic and chemical fields. With majors offered in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics, each student is given a broad range of training to teach them to observe, identify and describe, experiment and theorize following the scientific method basic to each course. Students spend many hours of learning in the lab, making many, many experiments. Martin IctBar Professor of Science B. A. Wisconsin State University M.S. University of Wisconsin Ph. D. University of Wisconsin Joined faculty in 1964 Robert Nash Professor of Science A. B. Central Wesleyan College Af. S. Clemson University Ph. D. Clemson University Joined faculty in 1966 Gaude Mickey Rickman Assistant Professor of Mathematics A. B. Central Wesleyan College M. Ed. University of Georgia Ed. D. Canidate Univ, of Georgia Joined faculty this year James I.. Schmutz Assistant Professor of Science Assoc. Sci. Kansas City Jr. College B. A. Kansas Wesleyan University M. S. Middlebury College Ph. D. Penn State University Joined faculty in 1977 20