Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Qi' or eerie' arg!!! nun 'Q t ' i riaemkeaf f r r - A Q ' rt 5' 2 3 ' -2, L s Q 4 - S 5 A- t'!if'f 2 4 1 V ' rf , E' Miki, if 4 8: , fat , --' t . as 5 Ku? - f 17 I . - -- 135 es' Q .Ni . ,, X K . , 1 .as W Q1-tal: xt 5, fir iii Dr. Kenneth l.. Meeks faces a mountain high joh as coordinator of this projeet. llis office serves as an ugeney to secure supplies to the project, serve as a liason between W'ashingt0n, D.C. and tlte project and keep ueeouuts of expenditures. Best good-will ambassador yet . Sudan and Fresno State College may be worlds apart in culture, customs and composition, but people E a common de- nominator - from both places are work- ing together for a common goal. Begun last year at the request of the Sudan government, a two year contract was negotiated for aid in education, espe- cially in training teachers. After the United States agreed to the program, Fresno State was chosen to supply a faculty. Dr, Kenneth Meeks, professor of edu- cation is coordinator of the program. The former Hanford superintendent of schools stressed that the entire program is an effort to improve the teacher-training program. The project is a means of helping the Sudan to improve its education program, The next generationis leaders plunge onward. Corn is now cultivated with new techniques. 24