Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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Business and Economics The Business Department, which prepares students for the very broad field of economics, has shown considerable growth and improve- ment during the past few years. Aided by seminars of successful economists which are held on campus at. the invitation of the department, our business curriculum has achieved a high standing among economics insti- tutions in the United States. C. F. Joseph Tom: Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics and Business Administration Robert C. Riley: Associate Professor of Eco- nomics and Business Administration Psychology Due to the endeavors of the Psychology De- partment, every graduate of Lebanon Valley is fully informed about the basic principles of this comparatively new field. Majors are further trained in methods of testing besides the par- ticulars of psychology. Dr. Jean O. Love: Assistant Professor of Psy- cfiology Elizabeth! D. Taylor: Assistant Professor of Psychology

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Cluing in spot for all students in history and sociology courses. Maud P. Laughlin: Professor of History Alex J. Fehr: Instructor in Political Science Social Studies The social studies department establishes con- tact with all students in the college through courses such as History 24 and Integrated Studies 30. These courses are of great cultural benefit to non-social studies majors. For majors in this field the department affoWs both an interesting and intensive program. Ralph S. Shay: Assistant Professor of History Alice iVI. Brumbaugh: Assistant Professor of Sociology

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Dr. Carl V. Ehrhart; Professor of Philosophy Dr. G. A. Richie: Professor of Religion and New Testament Greek Languages Pre -Theology The purpose of the Religion and Philosophy Departments is to provide general knowledge and promote understanding of the theories be- hind these subjects. Courses in religion and philosophy are sup- plemented by studies in many other departments for those in preparation for church vocations, while for all stuclents there is provided a broad field of inquiry in certain required courses con- cerned with religious and philosophical knowl- edge. Graduates from these departments are at work in the mission fields, both at home and abroad, and in the ministry. Dr. W. Maynard Sparks: Assistant Professor of Religion l-rances T. Fields: Instructor in Spanish Luella Umberger Frank: Assistant Professor of French and Spanish The Department of Languages plays an im- portant part in the making of the Lebanon Val- ley graduate. For the student who wishes to specialize, there is a variety of courses— including great literature. In addition, this department trains those seeking a degree in the college. Dr. Alvin H. M. Stonecipher: Professor of Ger- man