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

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Dr. W. Mothes Dr. R. Neimon Dr. S. Pleosonts Dr. B. Roditso Dr. W. Rudy Dr. K. Simon Dr. G. Schmidt Mr. J. Sonny Mr. M. Toroclosh Mrs. L. Trotter Dr. N. Ulloh Dr. V. Young Psychology Closs social sciences The goal of the Social Science Department headed by Dr. Nosrolloh Fotemi is the goal of all educators . . . to teach students to not only understand the problems of the post and the present but also to be able to think and draw conclusions based on evidence and facts. Dr. Fotemi also believes that the students should be treated with the some dignity with which an instructor is treated. Dr. Fotemi has had on active career as o statesman, diplomat, author and educator. Next year the department will otter five moiors: history economics, political science and government, sociology and anthropology, and international careers. Experimental 0.5.0.5.... l...-O..... on Dr. Fotemi

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k w .. M h rm i i. f 'W't' q OW: mg t ., 't i w Philosophy Chairman, Dr. Hart, is well known on the Teaneck Campus for his jolly smile and cigarette holder. This joviolity is accompanied by a deep con- Dr. 5' HO cern for the students and a desire to improve the Dr. E' Humbert philosophy department. Under Dr. Hort the depart- Dr. W' Kelly ment has greatly expanded its courses; 0 philosophy Mr. P' Pearl maior is now oftered. Dr. Hort has also built up on Mr. E Seltzer excellent philosophy library for the school. Dr. Hort Dr. N. Fotemi Mrs. J. Auerboch Dr. M. Bednarik Dr. J. Christie Dr. F. Davis Mr. F. Fatemi Mr. W. Flynn Mr. M. Fried Mrs. L. Gaster Dr. T. Goster Mr. R. Glossman Mrs. G. Keefe Dr. H. Mockensen Left to right: Dr. Raditsa, Dr. Chang, Mr. Michalopoulos, and Dr. Mockensen. Dr. Sferra psychology Under the leadership of Dr. Amodeo Sferro, the Psychology Department supports a psychological service and group therapy program to provide a training ground for undergraduate students. The 3: 'BA FSfEri: t new experimental animal laboratory will enable Dr. l.Hachn an undergraduates to obtain laboratory experience. ' ' 0 man . . . . . Mr. D. Jacobs Realizmg the importance of extro-currlcular activ- . .. . . Mr. R. Klein mes, Dr. Sferro encourages hlS students to proportion . . . . Dr. G. Long their time to include them. He feels that the quality Dr A Lucas of his department has improved and notes that our . . . Mr. J. Monaghon Incoming students compare favorably With the .. . , . Dr. A. Philip nations norms. Dr. Sterro further charges the In- Mr valid evaluations of Fairleigh Dickinson are drawn by people who don't realize how active we are. . E. Rosen 26

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Dr. Castellani physics Dr. Wallace Arthur, Chairman of the Physics De- partment, strongly advocates research work for the undergraduates. The department is now engaged in several research projects. Studies are being con- ducted in gaseous quantum electronics, long wave length infro-red spectroscopy, and radiation on thin films. In the future there will be research in electron defraction with electron microscopes and atomic and nuclear processes. The addition, this year, of a nuclear reactor, housed in its own building, creates new teaching opportunities in physics. Dr. Arthur feels that the physics curriculum offers sumcient electives to produce well-rounded students. Advanced Chemistry lob. Dr. W. Arthur Mr. G. Courville Mr. J. Felmcm Dr. 0. House Mr. R. Houtau Mr. S. lshiwota Mr. S. Jaffe Dr. K. Moeller Dr. F. Parker Dr. A. Shadowitz Mr. J. Benson Dr. Arthur