Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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HISTORY The History Departments aim is to inspire each student, whether majoring in history or just taking a requirement, to be challenged to todays way of living by digging deep into the recorded facts of past civilizations. Another important fact that this department tries to do is encourage it’s students to study chronologically the events that had a major impact in the world. These aims are met through class discussions, lectures, research studies, guided readings and field trips. Robert Paul Drake Assistant Professor History B. R. Ed. Malone College M. A. John Corroll University Joined faculty in 1968 Ijouis P. Towles Assistant Professor of History B. S. College of Charleston M. A. University of South Carolina Ph. D. University of South Carolina Joined faculty in 1966 “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose.” Romans 8:28 22

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PHYCHOLOGY The Psychology Department is designed for students who elect to major in psychology and wish to assist individuals in society who experience mental and emotional disorders. The major is primarily pre-professional in nature, but students can choose to work for and obtain a psychology degree. The professional, as well as the instructional areas of psychology will undoubtedly remain a vital part of the world of today and tomorrow. Howard E. Allen Associate frofessor of Psychology B. S. University of Tennessee M. S. Alfred University Ed. D. University of Tennessee Joined faculty in 197] Hal Gardner Robbins. Jr. Associate Professor of Education A. B. Marion College M. A. Longwood College Ed. D. University of Virginia Joined faculty in 1970-72 Patti B. Wood Professor of Psychology A. B. Guilford College M. A. University of North Carolina fit. D. University of North Carolina Joined faculty in 1962 21

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MUSIC The Music Department is an important part of any liberal arts college, and Central Wesleyan is no exception. Many students are interested in music as it relates to the church. The basic goals of each faculty member is to train and develop the musical talents ot each student and lay a foundation of genera! cultural principles by which can be built upon the need of society for musical entertainment, and a form from which expressions can be channeled. Leonard C Brank tssistant Professor of Music Education ?. S. Newberry College oined faculty in 1956 Barbara B. Bross Assistant Professor o] Music A. B. Central Wesleyan College M. M. Converse College Joined faculty in 1978 Jane Palmer ■Assistant Professor Piano and Theory B. A. Mars Hill College M. M, University of Georgia Joined faculty in 1977 Joel Francis Reed Assistant Professor of Music B.M.E. Mars Hill College M.C.M. New Orleans Baptist Theo. Seminary Joined faculty in 1976 23