Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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Above: Liz Lauster shows despair over history. Center: Mrs. Karen Mundy gives another sociology exam. Below left: Mr. Ron Harvard pauses during lecture. Below right: Karen Boatwright was selected to receive the Department Award. A 3ff ' Department f-lword Karen Boatwright Psychology major, received the award for the Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences. Former president of Alpha Chi Honor Society, Karen served as a teaching assistant in General Psychology, attained listing in WHO'S WHO, played varsity basketball, was elected Homecoming Queen and participated in Delta Zeta Tau. . .ev J f rf... f' .1 ,. .1 l 4 Flcodemics

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Left: Psychology student assistants include lleft to rightl Bob Fisher, Eddie Stone, Karen Boatwright, and Bill Anderson. Below left: Robert McDonald M.D., conducts psychology seminar. Below right: Trudy Bright lseatedl and Rosalee Moss find out what social work is really like at Bradley County juvenile Office. Behovtoml ond Soclol Sciences IL!h'.......' A ' ,H ' ,,

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. Minding Their 0wn Business . J' A .eg ' X 'A J--ff., Business Located in the Humanities Building is one of the largest areas of study, the Department of Business. The chairman of this growing department is Dr. Donald Rowe. Excited about the expansion of the Business Department, he attributes this growth to the general realization on the part of college students throughout the country that career opportunities and future economic security relate at least in part to having the ability to fulfill leadership roles in the business world and in the government. The Business Department has recently expanded its curriculum by offering several new courses and is currently planning significant efforts to strengthen the quality of instruction in the accounting major. Two new faculty members in business administration, Mr. Burns and Mr. Taylor, were added in 1979. Another important develop- ment in the Business department is the installation of computer terminals and computer science courses. The basic purpose of this program is to acquaint students with computers and equip them in data processing and problem solving techniques. Dr. Rowe projects further expansion for his department due to the developing positive attraction to the business major and the accounting major. He believes that a greater number of students will realize that a quality business education is available at Lee and will take advantage of it in increasing numbers. Left: tleft to right! Mr. Steve Taylor, Dr. Donald Rowe tchairmanl, Mrs. Lucille Elliott, and Mr. Alan Burns make up t he Business Department faculty. Below: Darlene Raygon is an active person.