Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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psycHonogy 3 he only limitation is that which one sets up in one s oWn mind. Napoleon Hill Howard E. Allen Associate Professor of Psychology US.. University of Tennessee MS.. UfreJ University Ed.D.. University of Tenneae Joined the facuhv in 1971 Paul B Wood Professor of Psychology A.B., (lullford Collegi M I , University of Xnrth Carolina Ph.f).. University of Xorth Carolina Joined the faculty in 1962 The mind is so intricately and complexly designed that ur may never exhaust the study of it. Psychology, a most interesting field, deals with the human mind, its Junetion, and its development. Two dedicated Doctors of Psychology strive to help students relate lit their world through a study of the finite and infinite resources of the mind. 29

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SCIENCE - M'AOH Science without religion is lame; religion without science is blind. ‘Albert 'Einstein Marlin LaBar Professor of Science B.A.. Wisconsin Stale University, Superior M.S., University of Wisconsin Ph D.. University of Wisconsin Joined the faculty in 1964 Robert R. Nash Professor of Science A.B., Central Wesleyan College M.S.. Clemsdn University Ph.D., Clemson University Joined the faculty in 1966 Gaude M. Rickman Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B.. Central Wesleyan College M. Ed.. Clemson University Candidate for Ed. D.. University of Georgia Joined the faculty in 1978 James L. Schmutz Associate Professor of Chemistry B.A., Kansas Wesleyan University M.S.. Middlebury College Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Joined the faculty in 1977 The Science Department offers majors in Biology. Chemistry, Medical Technology, and Mathematics. Several science related courses not available at Central Wesleyan may be taken through the Clemson University cooperation program. Realizing that scientific and mathematical knowledge are important factors in daily life, four concerned instructors endeavor to provide knowledge that a student will find applicable to his life on a daily basis. 28

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HiscroRy Success lies not in achieving rthat you aim at, but in aiming at rthat you ought to achieve. Anonymous Robert Raul Drake Assistant Professor of History B.R.t'd . Malone College M.C., John Carroll University Joined the faculty in 1968 Louis P. Towles Associate Professor of History B.S., College of Charleston M. A., University• of So u th Carolina Ph D., University of South Carolina Joined the faculty in 1972 The familiar phrase, history repeats itself denotes the fact that our past frequently prepares us for Juture events. Two competent instructors encourage students to study past civilizations and events in order to gain a more comprehensive view of current events and issues. The History Major follows a program of study that includes United States. I nglish, Ancient, Turopean, and World History. 30