Elizabeth City State University - Viking Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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Business Department The Department of Business, which offers courses in Business and in Economics, has as its primary objective training students in the basic business, technical, and general education subjects in order that they will upon completion of their courses of study be qualified to teach business sub- jects in secondary schools; to render junior level ac- counting and managerial services in industry and government; and to render secretarial services and perform routine office services. Futhermore the Department has structured its program to provide instruction which will serve as a foundation for those students aspiring to pursue graduate and professional training. Miss Ruby Hayes, Asst. Prof, of Business and Acting Climn. of Department, B.S.C. North Carolina College; M.B.A.. New York University. Dr. Carl M. Franklin Prof of Business and Chmn. of Dept. (On Leave A.B.. Howard University; M.B.A.. Ph.D., New York University Mrs. Mumtaz B. Khan Asst. Instructor in Business; B.S.. Elizabeth City State College Miss Lillie Weston Instructor in Business; B.A. St. Au- gustine ' s College; Ed.M. Boston University Mr. Moses S. Walker Instructor in Business A.B. Shaw University M.S. North Carolina College Mr. Leo E. Rochon Assistant Professor of Business (on leave); B.S., M.Ed., Texas Southern University Mr. H. C. Mushangazhiki Instructor in Business; B.S., M.S. Southern Illinois University Mr. James A. Creech Instructor in Business; B.S.C, M.S., North Carolina College Mr. James F. Kofa Assistant Professor in Business; A.B. Clark College, M.B.A. Atlanta University

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Education Department The Department of Education offers a major in Elementary Education leading to the Bachelor of Science degree. It also offers professional education courses needed by students in various other curricu- la. Courses in Education, and in Psychology are administered by the Department; many of these may be elected by students in various disciplines for their cultural and professional enrichment. The professional education courses may be divid- ed into three emphases; The Pupil, The School, and Teaching and Practicing. A laboratory nursery school represents an additional resource. Mr. James F. Foxa, Sr. Asst. Prof, of Education and Coor- dinator of Student Teaching; B.S., Winston Salem Teachers College; M.A. New York University Dr. Rosaline M. Edwards, Prof, of Education and Chmn. of Department, B.S. in Ed.. Fordham University; M.A., Ph.D., Fordham University; Ed.D. George Washington Uni- versity. Dr. Thelma Anderson Prof, of Psychology; B.S. in Ed., Langston University; M.S. in Ed., University of Kansas; Ed. D. University of Oklahoma Dr. Robert Stuart Prof of Education; B.A.. Williams College; Ed.M., Boston Uni- versity; versity Ed.D.. Columbia Uni- Mrs. Clara Jones Asst. Prof, of Education; B.S. Elizabeth City State College; M.A. New York University Mrs. Gertie Wilds Asst. Prof, of Ed.; B.S., Fayetteville State College; M.Ed. North Carolina College Mrs. Hazel G. Spellman Asst. Prof, of Education B.S., Elizabeth City State College; M.S. in Ed. University of Pennsylvania Mrs. Henrietta Ridley Instr. in Education; B.A., Macalest- er College Dr. Roshan Aziz Asso. Prof, of Educational Psy- chology; B.A., University of the Paniab, M.A., Ph.D., University of Washington Mr. William Muldrow Asso. Prof, of Psychology; A.B. South Carolina State; M.Ed. Duquesne University

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Industrial Arts Department Mr. Graham A. Trent Instructor in Industrial Arts; B.S., Agricultural and Technical College Mr. Bishop M. Patterson, Associate Professor and Chairman of Depart ment; B.S. Virginia State College. M.A.. New York University Mr. Luther Burse Instructor in Industrial Arts (On Leave) B.S. Kentucky State. M.S. in Ed.. Indiana University Industrial Arts is that part of general education which deals with the materials, processes, and products of in- dustry. Studies of the changes made in these materials to increase their value, and the problems related to these changes, are of major concern. Physical Education Department Mr. Alvin T. Kelley Asst. Instructor in Physical Education; B.S. Elizabeth City State College Mr. Roy Knight Instructor in Physical Education and Dormitory Director; B.A., Allen University Virginia State College, M.A. Columbia The Department of Health and Physical Education offers both service and professional courses. The service courses attempt to meet the needs and interests of the general stu- dent body. The professional courses are intended for students who are preparing to become teachers of physical education. Mrs. Mollie Beasley Instructor in Physical Education; B.S. North Carolina College, M.A., New York University Mr. John Turpin. Jr. Instructor in Phy. Ed. B.S. in Ed. West Virginia State College Mr. Thomas Caldwell Asst. Prof, of Physical Education; B.S. Houston-Tillotson College M.S.P.E. Indiana University Mrs. Georgia L. Smith Asst. Prof of Heahh; B.S. Blue- field State College; M.S.P.H. North Carolina College Mrs. Valerie Vaughan Instructor in Physical Education; B.S. ' State College irgin