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

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industrial engineering The Department of Industrial Engineering strives to maintain a close relationship with its students. It is headed by Mr. Frank Connizzoro who adds impetus to this ambition by personally guiding and entertaining stu- dents. To create a well-rounded person, Mr. Connizzaro encourages his students to include the humanities in their curriculum. This course fully equips the students as leaders in their relationship with people in their careers after graduation. This year the department continued its close co- operation with industry to train students for supervisory positions. prof. frank cannizzaro dept. Chairman

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mechanical engineering Operating under a revision of the 1962 curriculum, the Mechanical Engineering Department is preparing for an ac- creditotion evaluation. It is most probable that this con- stantly improving department will be accredited. Dr. Saul Fenster, department chairman, proudly speaks of two Na- tional Science Foundation awards to the deportment-one for undergraduate research and one for equipment. The de- portment boasts one of the only teaching college deans in the University, Dr. Rothbort, whose new book, Mechanical Demgn and Systems Handbook is used 05 a reference work for mechanical engineers. This year an Analog computer was put into operation and research in heat transfer was continued. Under the auspices of the department, the Me- chanical Engineering Club and a chapter of the Instrument Society of America encourage and sustain student interest outside the classroom. Professor S. Fenster Professor l. Krouse Professor P. DePcdovo Professor 8. Rivin Professor C. Merz, Jr. Professor F. Murod dr. Haul fonster dept. Chairlnan

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dr. nasr'ollah fatemi dept. Chairman Professor Nasrolloh Fatemi Mr. Alfred Averso Professor Moimir Bednorik Mrs. Martha Chomiok Professor Jean Christie Professor Frank Davis Professor Foromarz Fotemi Professor Walter Flynn Professor Theodore Goster Dr. Robert Hortie Professor Heinz Mockensen Professor Ethne Marenco Professor Robert Neimon Professor Samuel Pleasants Professor Willis Rudy Dr. Matthew Simon Professor Noiib Ullah Professor Leona Trotter dr. sanulvl pl easants SeveroI new moiors have been added to the department of Social Sciences headed by Dr. N. Fatemi. In addition to History, Political Science, Economics, and Government, a de- gree can now be obtained in the Fields of Sociology, An- thropology, and Russian Studies. The regular curriculum in these areas is enriched by visiting scholars from Asian coun- tries who are specialists in their fields. Most of the scholars have been teaching on either the undergraduate or gradu- ate levels. This year the visitors have been from India, Korea, Nepal, and Malaysia. As the advisor of the Social Science Club and special advisor to the Student Council's Arts and Letters Commission, Mr. Fatemi works to present programs for the students. This year seminars on Latin America and the Alliance for Progress were produced. A convocation and special seminar in International Law were also presented by Supreme Court Justice William 0. Doug- las, a personal friend of Dr. Fatemi. social sciences 205