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

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Department of Social Sciences ECONOMICS Mr. Istvcm B'Racz Mrt Moshe Heiss Mr. Aharon Shapiro Mr. Iohn F. Tinsley HISTORY Miss Betty Ruth Estes Mr. John H. Fritz Mr, Edward H. GIGS Mr. Alan S. Lichtenstein Dr, Robert Markoff Mr. Iohn Osborne Mr. David Mr Peterson Dr. Kent Ce Redmond SOCIOLOGY-BNTHROPOLOGY Dr. Lois V, Pratt Dr. Gene Weltiish SOCLAL SCIENCES Mr. Dennis Goldstein Dr. C. Russell Riggs Mr G. Robert Scutt The Social Science Department covers a group 0t related malor subJect oreGSeEco- nomics, History, Political Science, and Seciol- ogy. Courses are offered in C111 of these, US well as in Anthropology and Archeology. None of the disciplines is represented as cm isolated, selt-contcined entity. Rather, the interdepend- ence of all is made an integral part of the student's program, as he progresses towards :1 degree Career goals in each of these areas can best be met in the present and near future by the continuance of the educational process into graduate levelst However, the mam objective Mr. John F. Tinsley Chairman, Department of Social Sciences remains to prepare the student to move on to further study or to meet a varlety Qt Oppor- tunities more successtuliy than with narrow specialized training. The benetits ot a broad gauged background, prior to seeking a career 1n any held, cannot be underestimated. A concentration of courses at the undez graduate level can lead to c: related career. Increasingly, c111 01'er of our society, govern ment, business, academic and professional recognize the merit of CI strong liberal arts background with a basic understanding of the social context in which we live This provides a. firmer background on which to build 0 career than 0 too-eurly attempt at specialization.

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History Department Miss Betty Ruth Estes Mr. Iohn H. Fritz Mr. Alan S. Lichtenstein Mr. John Osborne Mr. David M. Peterson