Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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COUNSELING CENTER SHAFFER, WILLIAM Asst. Prof.; Psychology Director The Student Counseling Center operates for the purpose of providing a setting whereby students may, with the help of a professional counselor, seek realistic decisions pertaining to academic-vocational or personal-social problems. The counselors are professionals trained in clinical practice and counseling psychology. All student records are treated as confidential information and set apart from other . records of the college. No information is released on or off campus without the knowledge and written consent of the student. Students utilize the services of the center on a strictly voluntary basis. FERRISE, RICHARD Counselor FOUGHT, VICKI Counselor JULIAN, WILLIAM Counselor YOST, ROBERT Counselor The Counseling Center of Fairmont State College, located behind Colebank Gymnasium. 120713 27

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DIVISION OF COMMERCE The Division of Commerce offers the student several choices in his selection of a major field of study. Under the B.S. degree the student may obtain a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in General Business, Economics, or Accounting. Also under the B.S. degree is the possibility of majoring in Office Administration. In the A.B. in Education the student may earn a degree in Business Education-Comprehensive or Business Education- Secretarial. In the area of two-year programs, the student may select Accounting, Secretarial or Clerical. JAYNES, EDGAR Prof.; Business Chairman BAKER, WILLIAM Instructor, Economics BURNS, DORIS Asst. Prof.; Business BURNS, RUTH ANN Asst. Prof.; Business FOX, RICHARD Assoc. Prof.; Economics GICK, ALAN Asst. Prof.; Business GOULD, MARVIN Asst. Prof.; Business HARMAN, GLENN Asst. Prof.; Business HORNE, NANCY Instructor; Business LAUGHLIN, WILLIAM JR. Asst. Prof.; Economics NICHOLS, EMILY Instructor; Business PETRO, FLORA Asst. Prof.; Business POTESTA, DR. WOODROW Prof.; Business POTTER, WILLIAM Instructor; Economics SCHAUPP, DR. FRED Asst. Prof.; Business, Economics SCHULTZBANK, PHILIP Asst. Prof.; Business 26

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DIVISION OF EDUCATION The education of teachers at Fairmont State College is designed to utilize the cooperative functions of the several subject matter areas and the division of professional education. The philosophy of the College is that adeguate preparation for teaching reguires rich and comprehensive experiences in the area of general education, concentration in a comprehensive or in two of the subject matter fields, and the development of certain attitudes, skills and understanding which characterize effective teaching. Fairmont State College offers teaching curricula leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education. Students satisfactorily completing the teaching curriculum in a given area will gualify for a Professional Certificate grades K-8, 1-9, 1-12 or 7-12. HADLEY, DR. HARRY Assoc. Prof.; Education Chairman ARNOLD, EUGENE, DR. Prof.; Education BURGESS, WAYLAND JR. Assoc. Prof.; Education CLARKE, DR. PAUL Prof.; Education CUNNINGHAM, DR. GLENNIS Prof.; Education DOOLITTLE, DR. MARGARET Prof.; Education FITZGERALD, RUSSELL DR. Asst. Prof.; Education GRELLA, MICHAEL Asst. Prof.; Education JOHNSON, DR. LOWELL Asst. Prof.; Education Mclaughlin, dr. earl Prof.; Education NAILLER, BARBARA Asst. Prof.; Education PHILLIPS, DR. WILLIAM Assoc. Prof.; Education PRIESTER, HARRY Assoc. Prof.; Education WILLARD, MARGARET Assoc. Prof.; Education 28