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

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Dr. C. O. Delugarza Chairman, Department 01 Psychology Mr. David C. Schiitman This year, the Psychology Department. under the chairmanship oi Dr. C. Q Delagorza had the second largest number of majors on this campus, among whom were 12 to 15 students who completed research projects under the Special Studies Program. Among the innova- tions in this department was the addition of a course in Selected Phenomena; this course gives psychological explanations to problems about which students are generally misin- formed. Also, this year the two-semester, Gen- eral Psychology Course has been changed to include two hours of lecture per week by C: method known as team teaching, and one hour of laboratory work where the lecture class is broken up into small discussion groups. Psychology Department Dr. C. Q Delcgctrza Miss Barbara K. Keller Dr. Herbert Potash Mr. David C. Schitimon Dr; Ralph Vocchiano Dr. Ralph Vacchicmo 87

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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

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Department of Languages and Literature LITERATURE Dr, Irvmg H. Buchen Dr. Walter M. Cummins Dr. Andonis G. MangonarisiDecavctlles Dr. Christian B. Hewitt Mrs. Marjorie Iolliffe Dr. Harry Keyishicm Dr. E. Wallace McMuilen Mr. Gotham B. Munson MI. Theodore I. Ross Mr. Walter T. Savage Mr Robert A. Wincms LANGUAGES Dr. Ernestina Bertot Mrs. Madelene Huebner Mr. Redjeb Iordamc: Mr. Barry Icry Luby Dt W lt- R t Dr. Christian 3. Hewitt 13: Mgmmmevugios Chairman, Department of Languages and Literature Under the chairmanship of Dr Christian B. Hewitt, the Department of Languages and Literature has instttuted a new Freshman Ctnd Sophomore program, whose cxim is to offer cm exposure to the great books of Western Cultme, a literary continuum beginninq with Homer and extending down to the present generation of DOVEIiStS. Although the program includes work 111 composition to improve the style and pro? ilCleIICIY 0f the student's wntmg, the major emphasis, over the two year span of the course. will be upon literature. With the -:.:dd'1tion of Dr. Walter Cummins to the faculty, the department was able to offer courses in. creature writing to interested students. Selected Studios courses in the Structure 0! the Enrrhsh LGn-CIUGGCB and Advanced Enohsh Grammar were pre- sented by Dr E, Wallace MCMulle-n, providing cm introduction to the study of tag: Enghsh Language accordmct to the scientiiic insights Oi modern hrzcmistic knowledge. The faculty in languages was also mcrectsed this year, with the employment of Professor Barry Luby and Dr. Ernestina Bertot This brought the number of tull-time faculty teachmg languages to six thh the mcrease of toculty, the department was able to offer instruction In two new languages, Italian and Russian. thts year. 88