Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford - Castlelight Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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LIBERAL ARTS 28 The College of Liberal Arts of F airleigh Dickinson University is currently undergoing far-reaching changes and improvements. Elec- tive courses in selected studies in the plays of Ibsen and OiNeill have been offered to the student body for the first time this year. In addition, an Arts Workshop pro- gram has been developed under the guidance of Mr. Laurer. Under a new arrangement, all future edu- cation graduates will receive a de- gree from the College of Liberal Arts. Also, the new Master of Arts in Teaching program increases the oiferings of the Graduate School of Liberal Arts. This is further bolstered by graduate programs in three languages. On the under- graduate level, plans are now in progress for the development of a fully equi ped language labora- tory. In ad ition, experimentation has been undertaken for the past couple of years in order to gauge the acceptability of a new Liberal Arts major in comparative litera- ture. This program has been suc- cessful and will soon be inaugu- rated on the Rutherford Campus. The Rutherford Campus will also see physical evidence of the growth of the Colleges of Liberal Arts. Construction of a new combined musical and dramatic theatre will soon be started. These are but a few of the many plans being made for the improvement of the College of Liberal Arts. Dean Haberly Dr. Held t H ead of E nglish DepartmenU

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Mr. Perkins Professor Beaton Dr. Stern