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

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d r'. In aria castellani Q . WW. ., N-.. h h . ;.8 dr. philip cooperman professor james benson mathematics Ernst Mach, 0 tomous scientist, described mathematics as Ueconomy of thought. This economy of thought is the goal that the Mathematics Depart- ment has set tor its students. Courses are oHered in both pure and applied mathematics, and the curriculum is under revision to meet modern trends in math education now being initiated in elementary and high schools. Several new people have ioined the stag, including Dr. Donald Bein, Dr. Kenneth Wolsson, and Dr. Arthur Schlissel. The department sponsors the Mathemat- ics Club, which has invited weH-known mathematicians to speak here. A mothemotic laboratory may soon be added to the mathematics program to keep pace with the current emphasis on computers and numerical tech- niques. Professor Maurice Mochover Professor Philip Cooperman Professor Donald Bein Professor Mabel Dukeshire Professor James E. Benson Professor Arthur Schlissel Professor Mario Costelloni Dr. Kenneth Wolsson 201 dr. maurice machover

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chemistry IIAMIIBJ ht dr. harold weinberger . . c- 1?. As Dr. Weinberger and his stott strive to have the Chemistry De- partment rank among the better schools in the nation, they encourage chemistry students' interaction with other schools in the University. Dr. Weinberger believes that all students should be educated as citizens. Each yeahs marked growth in the number of students enrolled as chemistry maiors supports hope for the initiation of a graduate pro- gram in chemistry in the near future. The members of the chemistry department are pleased with the growth of the department and the excellence of the students who go into industry and graduate school. Professor Weinberger Professor Gimelli Professor Bender Professor Benedict Professor Triton Professor Liberles Professor Fanole Professor Orner Mr. Bernstein

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bernard r'ivin William schick Chairman electrical engineering The curriculum of the Electrical Engineering Department provides its students with a comprehensive knowledge of electrical engineering and 0 basic knowledge of the liberal arts. Mr. William Schick, department chairman, aims to avoid the subordination of liberal arts courses to a purely scientific study. This year the department maintained its growth and improvement. The IEEE, sponsored by the de- partment, brings the electrical engineering students added knowledge and experience. Professor Martin Brin Professor Maurice Davidson Professor Sol Fanshel Professor Ignatius Lowlor Professor Hermon MedoH Professor Sol Prensky Professor William Schick 202