Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck - Cygnus Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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american institute of physics The student section of the American Institute of Physics, consisting of about 25 members, is omliated with the parent organization in New York City. It is a national organization which is designed to further the causes of science and aid undergraduates in the procure- ment of employment and graduate assistantships. Among its activities are films, guest speakers, visits to indus- trial sites, publication of the Physics Club Magazine, and other activities which are beneficial to Physics majors prior to and after graduation. and. .u- . urdy.-uut .' wt to pyschology club The purpose of the Psychology Club is to every meeting and field trips. One of the annual bring together students with a common interest trips for the group is a visit to Rocklond State in psychology. Its aims are to help deepen Hospital. The club, in connection with the Psi students' interest and knowledge in the field. Chi Society, presents various programs on psy- This.is accomplished through guest speakers at chology that are open to the public throughout the year.

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society of biological sciences During the year the Society of Biolo- gical Sciences presents several educa- tional Films on the subjects of biology and anatomy. Guest speakers and demonstrations are also an integral part of the planned activities to which the club members, and frequently the public, are invited. Associated organi- zations are also invited to participate at social functions and regular meetings. american chemical society The American Chemical Society aims to promote a professional attitude, to help its members in choosing a vocation and to create a congenial social atmos- phere. The year's program consists of guest speakers, scientific meetings, and at Jersey City State College. Among the activities of the club are various Field trips to chemical industries, including Budweiser Brewery in Newark and Shul- ton's in Clifton. Also included in their activities is the gala annual Christmas the Eastern College Science Conference party. ...... - -mnm- .. .w..wm-mm -l---Jra--- t tmtwmn-ee' i t' l I I I l I thrmusmm H'ilwmu-e- -m , 1.. trimmetij'llr: , ------- mu..- 1 ' awhnvwze . . .. tantalum. IIKJ'IVI BIB rnnsmwuwrm IAHJmulIH a xmmvlunum 2,. st: :3. camp. nsumwmr' ,' t mm 2:1? QSWK, a Japan's -r.a:tasmr tum mum 't immune. mama's. mnua-I-u WWW imagin- mum 1 ... t ll... - main...- 5. :m; u'; 7 awz'im mgwsm N. lt'uhdkssmh ' UK !!!-

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accounting club As one of the newest clubs on campus, the Accounting Club has as its purpose informing its members of the expanding aspects and opportunities in the accounting Field. Composed of about 60 members, the club meets with a guest speaker at every meeting in order to expose the members to all facets of the accounting field. Among its activi- ties are a field trip and a meeting which brings together post and present interns. advertising club The Advertising Club, composed of about 25 people, meets to inform its members of the social and economic power wielded by research and devel- opment of advertising campaigns on the campus and in the business world. The main events of the year have been the successful promotion of the Playboy Party, the Student Council Foll Folk Festival, and the Senior Class Prom. The club presently functions in the copo- city of an agency using campus media i.e. the Bulletin, Now, W.F.D.U., and the Night Owl.