Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Pictured above is the architect's sketch of the new Karl E, Mundt Library which will be built on the northwest corner of the campus. ln January, the Karl E. Mundt Historical and Edu- cational Foundation gave Sl70,000 to the state to add a third floor to the new library. The addition will be used to house Senator Mundt's historical papers and archives. .ning 'K 53 GBSC To Builcl New library The library is the Working laboratory of the entire college. Its purpose is to obtain, organize and administer library materials and to guide students in the use of these materials. The library cooperates with the faculty and administration in providing necessary and optional materials essential in furthering the educational aims of the college. Joining the library staff this year was Mr. Un Chol Shin. Marcel Selgestad served as head librarian. 4 A- li,-.... Un Chol Shin Assistant Librarian B.A., Seoul National U. of Korea M.A., U of Minn. Marcel Selgestad Head Librarian B.S., GBSC M.A., U of S, Dak. 207

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Preston E. Tyrrell Miss Thelma I. DeForest Dean of Women Registrar Director of Admissions Acting Dean of the College Dr. v. A, Lowry President Emeritus Curator of Museum Edward P. Tyc Director of Physical Plant and Buildings 206 Ed Tyc, Director of Physical Plant and Buildings, supervises as workmen lay the sod between Higbie Hall and the Lake County Historical Museum.

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,...a-qw M.. Dr. Quinn Brunson Director of Student Teaching 8.5. of U of Minnesota M.S. and Ph.D., U of North Dakota Dr. Charles E. Campbell Ass't Prof. of Education 8.5. of U of Nebrask M.A. and Ph.D., U of Nebraska Two New Faculty Members Join Division The Division of Education and Psychology offers work in Kindergarten-Primary, Elemen- tary and Secondary Education. With the addi- tion of Dr. Charles Campbell in elementary education, and Mr. Robert McCann in psychol- ogy, the Division increased the potential for the preparation of teachers in general and in the specific profession level in which he wishes to teach. After meeting the require- ments of prescribed curriculum and with the recommendation of the college, the potential teacher is issued a teaching certificate to teach in whatever field and at the level in which he is prepared. Dr. William B. Knox Professor of Education B.E. and Ph.D,, U of Wisconsin Wx 'f ? Robert McCann Ass't Prof. of Psychology B.A., Lewis and Clark College M.A., U of Portland W.S.U. Fellowship Dr. Kenneth Miller Associate Professor Ed.D., U of Nebraska B.S., Northwest Mo. S. College M.S., Drake University