College of the Albemarle - Beacon Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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COLLEGE TRANSFER DEGREE 4 , I 1 ' i Leland Chou Chairman Fine Arts Lilly Chou. Assistant Professor . il Kay Patterson Chairman HealthfPhysir'al Education Palsy Sanders Ron Riccardo Chairman Modern Languages Chairman Sur-ial Sciences Ben Hill Assistant Professor Eugene jones Visiting Artist A hundred years from ' now it will not matter what Lucy Vaughan 3 - my bank account was, the . '- . . Assistant Professor , , sort of house I lived in, or - the kind of car l drove, But David Gregory P x, the world may be different Associate Pfol-e550l' because l was important in the life of a child. Anonymous , 1 N0 man IS born rich Phyllis Haskell, enough to buy back his past. Associate professor Oscar Wilde Barbara Riccardo Assistant Professor 4- lmnsie

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l CGNTINUING EDUCATION l jf' l -:ll i 'J, -, ' it . 1 fi -5. v N llo you mlroani ol' le-arnini' a ne-is hohln or . P' , innproxing onasltill1'llliat xsuulml you lilo- to lrarn to do? what ll xou wore- friwn thi' o 1 iortunitx to , F1 . ilearn what you il:-sirv at a nvarby plant' and at a lixery low cost? 'lllwn the Continuing lftlucation lD0partnt0nl al The- College- ol The AllR'Hlklfll' has laoniething for you. Clauses are taught at iarious jilncaliuns throughout the sown county area for your Q r'0lH9I1lt'Ilf'f'. Sonic of the courses alle-re-d are listed jon this page Then: are many. many more. ll' you lhaw a particular interest. Call the Continuing Ed- tjucation Department today. Life long learning 'i9houldn'l be a dream. Make it a reality at l'COA. . i l 1 I 1 Y 'lnlult llaxu litlllltllltlll lfnwl 'Xml 'lla ohol llpemilori' 'l'r.nnlng lflul llc-xpovnlvrx Xinvin .in l.lxll W .ll 'VIN .incl l.i.iItN Milo Nll'4'lI.lllIt'N llafkvtm-.twig lluulxlxt'v'pItlpZ lltllllllllg lnfpvrlor lfalm Ili-i uratlngg li.lIllllQ'lNll'hIIlg thinning liarpe-nlrx li4'Y.lIIllt'N liuniinunnution 5lxllls lioniputvr l illIll'llllllk'Itlillr- l1l'l'l tlralr l'ron-mlm: Kirin hvting lirvatni' llranla l lmwl Xilaiipiiiyxtl llnnixllx l'lllIllllIIt'll1'lIItINlllIlp, l.l'ill l'li'pn'r.itioll lla-nvalogw t,rv.il llw :fiom llonn' lll'l'Ul.llIIllJ, llahan. l,4lIlll'ImllItIllill Knitting 'l'lm'l1.iiiii 5. 'lulonio lxnim Your liar l..m l'inIorm-im-lil lllftlllllllg laqunl liinluroide-rw l'lnvtugi.ipln l'llot l,roun1l Srliool l l'lulnlnnp l'oll:-rw l'ulnli4- Sp'-.ilunp Quilting llailal Up1'l.itur 5: html llafho K 'lil ll'-pair llsunllllgglinIllfil'1'l11'tlN11uii Rt-.il lfxtaln- law llvllgion lloanolw Mmigiw Si-min: Small linginm' llc-pan l.m'.il lliwlory llf-we-aivli Snicwltiiig Mat-rarnv Mvtlival lllilirr' A9615-lkllll lVln'rot'oiiipiili'l' Pftltfhtlllllllllll Mi1'rovs.iw lluolxnig llrapvrw Munr- llrawing Multiple- Tflillllld llrnvr l'llllll'LlllUll Nm-e-illvpoiiit lille-i'liw lionnnunirations Cross Slitvh S'Hlfl5lllllf'IlllllIf1 Stain:-nl Clams Sturls ol' 'llan lole- l'.tllIlIIlQ.f 'lirau-I llldlllllllg Txping l flllUlNl1'TX Warslrolw lilillllllllg Wt-llhng l'flm-rg+'iii'y N11-iliwil 'l'f'l'lIIll4'l2iIl Yli, lllflorx X lim-ograpllv Fin-arrns l 1lft'llltlIl Training Notary l'ubln- Nurfing Care- l irm'. Brvatlnng Apparatus Painting G ,r 1: 1 'JP ,H rv 1 ..' , If . ff fi . f H 3 ull 5- Wooilrarx ing Word l'l'rm-using Get out of the housvl llavv sonic' fun! lrarn something nf-wl Malte new frivmls! Grab your neighbor and ronw on out to your c-mnniunity college! ll's less exp:-nsiw and more productiw than going to the movies e-vc-ry wt'6'li. A ly if rl! t , x,,X ,dx , L .

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Fl ll I rnfa-, ur it ' X ' . Associate Professors . ri n . . t . V N ht- wrt S - - . . c y W .in i' Assistant Professors 1 t y ft . ns. . 1 ' A -ny '. ,A f K . . Professors Not Pictured i ' -- t l itz ytllt ll 'Sli o ll uns jun llrnl t 1-con gt' Nl: het in n ki l'tntr on ' t it pt.. tt sh ll- 1 sl Q ld Bibb tl iv ,lull in Ky llt ll ji lui. l it I ti linth it ttending the College of the Albemarle has listinct adyantages. First. as a state supported :ommunity college. tuition .tt COA is rather i nexpensiye. and persons mer 65 are not re- quired to pay tuition. ln V737 an ln-state resident could attend college full time for 381 plus the cost of books. Other uniyersities cost at ' least three times more for the same basic ed- tucation. A person could attend COA for ttyo tears and effectiyely haye their third year at a 'four year institution free. Secondly. as a two year community college. 'COA professors are not required to publish or perishu. They are more interested in teaching ,classes and haye time to spend with their stu- i,dents one-onrone. At a major l.'niyersity. pro- 'fessors hate less time for teaching. They are hired. not for their desire to teach. but for their ,ability to do research. because that's the way ithe L'niyersity makes money. Also. professors at -'major uniyersities are so far adyanced in their Nfields. that making lover level courses un- tderstandable can be difficult for them. Courses 'required in the tirst two years of college are the same whereyer you go. So. you are better off ,- .,. QU' s . 1 Some students can only attend at night attending a small college like COA. The College Transfer Degree program was specifically de- signed with this in tnind. The College Transfer program is flexible and indiyidualiled. Many undecided freshmen can explore career lields by' taking a number of general courses. Those students that know which field they' intend to major in can enter one of the three progams of study in the College Transfer Division. The programs of study in this diyision lead to associate degrees in Science. Fine Arts. and Liberal Arts. Major curriculum choices include Agriculture. Computer Science and Computer Technology. Dental. Engineering. Forestry. Medical. Pharmacy. Veterinary Science. Cen- eral Science. Art. Drama. Music. Business Ad- ministration. Business Education. Elementary' Education. Law. Liberal Arts. Mathematics. Secondary Education. and Social Work. Some students are satisfied with their as- sociates degree while others work toward other associates. Most students taking transfer Courses go on to four year institutions and graduate with baccalaureate degrees. which is the purpose of the associate degree program in the College Transfer division ol' COA. lRighllDrafting classes arenit all that bad . . . Not when the view starts off like thisl llseftj One more picture and youire going to eat this computerlll l hen you arc through improying your s l'. 1' ' ' Y . Q l you ff throuph YY, toll t