Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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CONCENTRATING on material for a test are Ruthie Weekly and Roger Shaw. WORKING ON A CLASS project in the Clarksburg Center library are Kara Mines and Ruthie Weekly. LECTURES LEAD to learning as Mrs. Genevieve Broughton, a Clarksburg Center instructor, teaches a written English class. 24 Clarksburg Center

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FSC STUDENT, Bo Woods demonstrates his skills during a featured Backgammon Tournament. CONCENTRATION IS SHOWN on the face of Su- san Lloyd as she prepares her next move during the finals of a Backgammon Tournament. Nickel 23

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The seventh year of the Clarksburg Center was another year of success for the Fairmont Com- munity College. The total enrollment at the center was 1,100, ranging from high school age to senior citizens. Classes in general studies, business, EDP, and tech- nology are among those offered. Located in Colonial Village, the Clarksburg Cen- ter gives students an opportunity to begin work on of the year. The faculty is composed of part-time specialized instructors and Fairmont State professors. The ratio is four part-time instructors to every one FSC pro- fessor. Robert Stemple, the director of the Clarks- burg Center, and various campus division chairper- sons coordinate the workings of the faculty. The center ' s well-coordinated programs enabled many students to get a proper start on their college A chip off the old block two-year and four-year degrees. The center offers degrees. continual educational classes to Clarksburg area resi- Clarksburg ' s no-frills, class-oriented programs as- dents. sure students of total education concentration. The Students have full access to the Center ' s library Clarksburg Center was once again a key building and data processing machines throughout each week block in the Fairmont State College organization. PSYCHOLOGY INSTRUCTOR Joe Shaver empha- sizes an important point. DELVING INTO SUBJECT in the library is Kara Mines. ERRORS MUST BE FOUND and corrected before a data processing program can be run. CHEMISTRY FORMULAS are the subject of one class taught by Dr. William Ruoff at the Clarksburg Center. Clarksburg Center 25