Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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On the Video An increasingly valuable asset to the Division of Education is the Media Center. Under the direction of Dr. Vernon Harmeson, the Media Center is available to both faculty and students, and assists them in utilizing a learning resource environment. jessie Newton, a full-time employee, and several student workers provide necessary assistance with films, overlays, teacher materials and video taping. Recently the Media Center obtained its own studio flocated on the second floor of the Humanities Buildingl, which is equipped with a color camera, sufficient lights and video taping equipment.

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Division of Education ' Wwe , ,t familiar to students in the education division. Educotton Apples, chocolate covered cherries, mushy valentines and wilted wild flowers have rewarded school teachers for decades. Those things may still exist, but such tangibles are not the only benefits of a Christian teacher, asserts Dr. lim Bilbo, Dean of the Division of Education. He sees working with young people as a definite ministry. Q The Division of Education encompasses not only the elementary and secondary levels, but also health and physical education as well. Dr. Bilbo foresees expansion in the education division, including a Master's degree program, and the addition of classes which would enable a student to become certified in Special Education. Above: Dr. Bilbo, Dean of the Division of Education, advises Sheree Weatherington, Left: Dr. Harmeson makes video tape for Media Center. Below: These books are

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f-I Change I feel it's a real ministry to prepare Christian teachers to go into the classrooms, comments Mrs. Mabel Morehead. For Mrs. Morehead, this was her last year teaching as an Associate Professor of Elementary Education. Her retirement has come after almost twenty years at Lee H952-1958 and 1966-19793, serving alternately in the Music and Elementary Education Depart- ments. In addition to her teaching of Ministry duties, she has sponsored the Student's National Education Association KSNEAJ for six years and has supervised student teachers in the public schools. Mrs. Morehead may have ended an important and rewarding part of her life here at Lee, but her ambition to serve the Lord is as strong as ever. After retirement, Mrs. Morehead intends to evangelize with her husband. iNote: Mrs. Morehead is pictured below left with SNEAJ fy Educotlon Above: Dr. lames Lemons and Dr. Vernon Harmeson teach the elementary education courses at Lee. Left: Sheldon Boggs, student teacher, goes back to public school.