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Graduates of leading . . . . . . Dam of the College 5. Dnt MCPHEETERS M159 GRAY In his lmsitiun :15 Dean of the College, Dr, A. A. McPheeters. who holds :1 doctorate from thc University Of Cincinnati has shown remarkable ability in handling the ncadcmic affairs of the Cub legeihis primary responsibility. Under his :4!ch administration, thirteen major hclds have been made available to students, and H. gcnera chucution program for the coming year is in the making. Despite the pressure of his ofEcc, Dr, McPheett-rs finds time to serve in many areas of cndmvm', He is the past president of the Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars. and contrihutcs m a number of scholarly journals. His latest article. 'annrd Improving College Instruction. appeared in the December, 1952 issue of The Association of American Cnlleges Bulletin. tfl: CH w: W Registrar As Registrar. Mr. Edwxlrd J. Brant: Icy has streumhncd the work of the ufiicc and established a more uniform records system. He is nssistcd by Miss Edith Uultom Clark business adminis' tri-ttion graduate. And hath of them have teamed tn iagure prominently in the improvement of the Registrar's amuse.
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THE CLARK COLLEGE FACULTY numbers. among its members graduates of such institutjt'ans as Stanford, Chicago. Cornell, New Yurk University, Columbia, Northwestern, Cincinnati, Boston, Michir gan. and Pennsylvania.
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C bemistsj; Clark's lJclmrtm-cnt ut- Chemistry instructs in the basic course of gcncml chmnistry uml in glJ-Jl'tmn augments the physical science survey ccmrsc nummlly :h'cn during the a:aphmnorc year. In dmrgc uf this work is Miss Bussyu Stewsrt. 511mm hen: Lhccking an experiment IWy Whiter Suilimn. lcllmmtury assistant. MIL. SL'LLNAN Muss STEWART Business . Administration The increasing magnitude :md complexity of mud; cm business has dcnumdcd expansion of the Uiferings of Clmrkb Department of Business Administration. Profesmr A. B. Wright, head of the Department for twentyvthrte years, has worked assiduously to win praise For the division. Mr. William T. Rubia hnn' dies marketing and economics courses, wlnle Mr. John W. Harris directs the secretarial science cut- riculum. Biology Students 01' sulcucc who look furward to medical careers or to related occupations are served by the Department of Biology. This division, headed by mecssor Frank A. Banks, whose undergraduate and graduate work was. dune at the Universuy mf C1113 cage. provides basic gmunding in thu H01 logical saunas, Assisting Mr, Banks is Mr. jrmeph Du rdm. MEL. BAx-Ks Ma. DamwN . . . American Universities '
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