McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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Training students to under- — stand and communicate ide through the medium of Jan-— guages, offering stude opportunity to. ae and social endeavors, ing the student eee Hee ed t dent to participate oe in his comr t It - composed of ments of Histor and Social ae DR. O. CARROLL -KARKALITS School Of Engineering and Cultural ayaianess along with a sound technical education is provided by the curricula of the School of Engineering and Tech- nology — a school which has been established to provide pro- fessional training consistent with the basic purpose of the Univer- sity. It is also designed to give the students the theoretical and practical background needed to apply scientific knowledge to meet society's material and physical needs. Through the training and knowledge gained, the student will be uniquely qualified to meet the challenges of this scientific and technologically oriented society.

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i : MAURICE PULLIG — - School of the Arts The School of the Arts is - organized to offer opportunities for the general student for expe- rience in activities both in per- formance and appreciation. For the student who. majors in the School of Arts, it provides a high standard of specialized and lib- eral education leading to the degrees offered while keeping in mind the responsibility of the total development of the student. For Southwest Louisiana, this school is organized to contribute directly and indirectly to the enrichment of cultural climate of this area of the state. Faculty recitals, concerts, exhibits, and major productions provide opportunities for McNeese students to become involved in performances and to experience the performances of others. “OR. GENE V. CAMPBELL DR. ARMAND L. PERRAULT, JR. school of Business Enhancing the cultural growth of students is one of the main goals of the School of Business. Other goals include giving stu- dents specialized training in their particular fields of concentration, and providing them business, industrial, and professional organizations with productive personnel. The School of Business includes departments of Accounting, Business, Adminis- tration, Economics and Finance, and Office Administration. A Bachelor of Science degree can be obtained in Accounting, Eco- nomics, Finance, General Administration, Management, Marketing, and Office Adminis- tration. Graduate courses leading toward the Master of Business Administration are also offered by the School of Business. =

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ee .eew.eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Dr. Eldon R. Bailey Accounting Dr. Clifford M. Byrne Languages Dr. Barbara Coatney Home Economics Dr. Wilbur L. Dahiquist Physics Dr. Nowell A. Daste Art Dr. Robert T. Doty Engineering Dr. Charles W. Fogleman Social Sciences Dr. Patrick L. Ford Mathematics Dr. William C. Groves Music