Eastern Oregon University - Mountaineer Yearbook (La Grande, OR)

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Dr. Carlos Easley Dr. Carlos E. Easley, a focal point of campus activity serves as our dean of instruction and director of the sum- mer session. He directs and watches the budgetg edits new editions of the catalogue, plays a major part in hiring new facultyg directs the summer ses- sion and guides the acceptance of na- tional institutes for the campus. He belongs-to such organizations as OEA, NEA, Phi Delta Kappa. The editions of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in mathematics and sociology-anthropol ogy and a Bachelor of Science degree in history might serve as an example of his varied activities. According to Dr. Easley, Excel- lent students and a superior faculty are the heart of any fine school. EOC is a fine school. All in all, he seems to be one of the most involved men on campus. Dr. Floyd C. Hill Dr. Floyd C. Hill says: l am a split personality with 75070 of my time allocated to the Division of Continuing Education and 25170 to miscellaneous administrative tasks for Eastern Oregon College. Dr. Hill received his Bachelor of Science degree from State Teachers College of California, Pennsylvania, his master of Education degree from Pennsylvania State College and his Doctor of Education degree from Colo- rado State College. He has been at EOC since 1944.

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Deans and Directors Howard Anderson Howard A. Anderson is Dean of Men and Financial aids officer. As an associate professor of education, he teaches principles and practices of guidance service, the maladjusted child and trapshooting. Mr. Anderson received his Bachelor of Arts and Mas- ter of Arts degrees from the University of Northern Colorado. He is advisor to the Mountaineer Riile Club and ASB Senate. He belongs to N. W. Col- lege Personnel Association, Phi Delta Kappa, American Personnel and Guid- ance Association and the American College Personnel Association. Theodore Brown Theodore C. Brown, Assistant Pro- fessor of Spanish is director of the migrant program. He teaches Spanish I and Il, Education of the Disadvan- taged, Special Individual Studies, Spanish Composition and he shares his Anthropology teaching duties with Dr. Hosley. Mr. Brown earned his Bach- elor of Arts degree from Earlham Col- lege in Indiana. He is advisor to the Minority Education Association and a member of the International Society for Community Development. Max Cook Max W. Cook, director of campus relations, has his Bachelor of Science degree from Kansas State University in Manhatten. He is an instructor in Introduction to Business and Bowling. He serves as activity consultant to any and all college organizations. He be- longs to the Association College Unions International and the National Enter- tainment Conference.

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PSX David Graham David Graham is the Assistant Pro- fessor of Education and instructor in ethno-pedagogy. He also teaches the migrant education students Conversa- tional Spanish. Mr. Graham has his Bachelor of Science from Florida Southern College in Lakeland and his Master of Arts from EOC. 168 leremiah McCarthy Jeremiah F. McCarthy, director of institutional research and assistant professor of busines, received his Bach- elor of Science degree in Industrial Administration from Iowa State Univer- sity in Ames, Iowa. His office provides studies, statistics, and computer work for campus infomation on student per- centages. James Lundy James C. Lundy, business manager is a busy man. Besides taking care of the financial accounts, he teaches In- termediate Accounting and advises the EOC Rodeo Club. Mr. Lundy has received his Bachelor of Science from Oregon State Univer- sity. Charles Miller Assistant Professor, Charles E. Miller is the Director of Audiovisual Materials Center. He teaches A!V Aids and Materials Production and Photog- raphy. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Fine Arts from the University of Oregon. Mr. Miller is the advisor to the United Christian Ministry.