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

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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

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Approximately twenty per cent of the day students at the Teaneck Campus are maioring in Business Administration. In addition to the four major areas of study which include Marketing, Accounting, Eco- nomics and Management, the College of Business Adminis- tration ofters a wide variety of minor areas of study to en- hance the employment oppor- tunity of its graduates. Courses are presented from a liberal point of view, stressing understanding and apprecia- tion of business and economic principles. The Department feels that it is necessary to have 0 basic two-year prepa- ration before making definite decisions regarding a major field of specialization. Instructors are being sought who have the most advanced terminal degrees. This is to in- sure a stat? of the highest quality. Each year up to 100 guest lecturers from leading corporations and business en- terprises bring a practical working knowledge of busi- ness to the campus. Institute programs, code studies, and trips to various firms are part of the regular format of in- struction. A highlight of the year 1965 will be the department's semi- nar, The State of World Business, 1965, which will be on all encompassing review of the many facets of business today. dean george j. geier business administration mr. john cerepak