Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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14 College of Business Administration Marshall, J., Chairman Biglin, R. Meyer R. Broskie, 5. Rice, L. Budish, B. RUST, A. Feldman, S. Wiss, H. The College of Business AdminisTraTion pro- vides courses for a general background for efTec- Tive living in The modern business world. There are programs in such occupaTional and profes- sional fields as accounTing, business managemenT, markeTing, and economics. Among The obiecTives of The College of Busi- ness AdminisTraTion is an eHorT To explain how capiTalism and The American economy work. The program usually includes Trips To some of Amer- Mr. John MarshalleChairman ica's largesT business enTerprises, seminars, con- ferences, and lecTures. The sTudenT, in many cases, earns a posiTion in The business world as a rTesulT of Madison's Fine placemenT bureau. During The senior year, all in- TeresTed sTudenTs can geT an inTerview wiTh repre- senTaTives of many of The ouTsTanding businesses in The MeTropoliTan area. Under The chairmanship of Mr. John Marshall, The Business School has be- come one of The largesT deparTmenTs aT Madison. Mr. Biglin Mr. Broskie Dr. BUdlSh Prof. Rice Mr. RusT

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Depa rTmenT of EducaTion HarTman, H. , Chairman Libby, H. Wildebush, S. The DeparTmenT of EducaTion, under The chair- manship of Mr. AlberT HarTman, oFfers exTensive and broadly varied curricula for The preparaTion of Teachers, educaTional leaders and resource per- sons. The program aims aT speciTTc, pracTical com- peTence in The field, deeply rooTed in TundamenTal undersTanding of children, of youTh, and of Their communiTies, and of The purposes of American educaTion. PracTical experience in observaTion, parTici- paTion, and sTudenT Teaching in selecTed public schools is required of every sTudenT who elecTs a Teacher educaTion curriculum. IT is hoped ThaT The Mr. Albert Hartman-Chairman sTudenT will demonsTraTe, Through The pracTice Teaching meThod, a high level of professional undersTanding and compeTence in Teaching. Buchanan, E. Philosophy Depa rTmenT Koppeiman, w. STudenTs maioring in Philosophy compleTe The basic requiremenTs of The Bachelor of ArTs pro- gram. During The Third and TourTh years, how- ever, a heavy concenTraTion on philosophy courses is noTed: AncienT and Medieval Philosophy, Modern PhiIOSOphy, EThics, ConTemporary Philoso- phy, Social and PoliTical PhiIOSOphy, and Philoso- phy Seminar. The Seminar is IimiTed To Seniors and includes selecTed readings and criTical analysis in The major areas of philosophy; hisTory of phi- iOSOphy, Theory of knowledge, eThics, and phi- losophy of religion. Dr. Buchanan has made This Field of sTudy one of The mosT challenging on The Madison campus. Mr. Koppelman Dr. Emerson Buchanan-Chairman 15