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Patrick F. McCarthy James L. OTooIe President Vice President Punxsiitawney Sharon Robert Reynolds Secretary Pittsburgh ( ' ;irl S, Wcyandl Treasurer Indiana Earl R. Handler Indiana BOARD OF TRUSTEES R. Dudley Tonkin Cherry Tree A. R. Pechan Ford City
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PRESIDENT PRATT Indiana is by far the largest state college in the Com- monwealth of Pennsylvania having an undergraduate enrollment of 3,125 and a graduate enrollment of 900 in addition to 200 part-time students. The physical plant of the College has greatly ex- panded during the past ten years. During the past year there have been completed two dormitories, Wahr Hall and Langham Hall; a science building, Walsh Hall; a music building, Cogswell Hall; an addition to the Keith School to house the several clinics; a new library, Stab- ley Library; and a new Student Union building con- structed by the Student Cooperative Association, In- corporated. During the coming year we expect to construct on the campus a new athletic field, three more dormitories for women, and a Home Economics building. Plans will also be drawn for a new field house, a dormitory for men, and a new dining room. While the physical facilities of the College have been expanded the faculty and administration are looking forward to an expansion of the curricular offerings as well. At the present time the College now offers cur- ricula in elementary education and secondary educa- tion and the special fields of music, art, home econom- ics, and business education. During the past year an- other special curriculum was added in special educa- tion. In the fields of graduate study the College now offers degrees in ten separate fields. The College looks forward to an expansion in 1970 to accommodate more than 5,000 students in order to keep pace with the rapidly growing student population desiring to attend institutions of higher learning in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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ADMINISTRATION Dr. Cordier Dean of Instruction Dr. Davis Director of Student Teaching and Placement Mis,s Esch Refiistrar Dr. Hadley Dean of Students
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