Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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The CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS deparfmenfs are affiliafed vviTh The Science Club and parficipafe in field Trips and in The sponsoring and supporfing of guesf lecfurers. The ChemisTry deparfmerif of The science area offers a major of four years work. A proiecfion info The fuTure is addifional sfaff members as enrollmenf demands Them. Pasf chemisfry maiors have cormfinued Their inTeresT Through graduaTe sTudy, Air Force Officers Cahdidafe School, arid iridusfry. Physics courses are offered as reIaTed work in chemisTry, biology and mafhemafics. The area looks forward To The esTablishmenT of a physics minor. Dr. Charles N. Off Professor of Chemistry In wr ,,, - w.. 1 i e f, 1' AIP -2 is 7 1 , Y . Mr. John A. McAIexander lnsTrucTor in Physics and Mathematics

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TEST 'EFI WUWQUFEM, JU, ' .rgs.!l.gni, - .. ,g w,1 , .Q Y 1 Mr. Robert B. Ambrose Instructor in Mathematics Miss Margaret H. Pool Assistant Professor of Mathematics The MATHEMATICS department ot the science area at Methodist College is constantly striving to develop and communicate modern trends in math. Recent addi- tions to the math program are modern geometry, modern algebra, modern techniques in elementary and secondary math, and probability. The aim ot the department is to equip students to enter graduate school, to train ele- mentary maiors, and to offer supplementary aid to the sciences. Dr. Ofeliu M. Bulaez Associate Professor ot Mathematics

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Dr. James R. Heffern Associate Professor of Biology Mrs. Pauline M. Longest Assistant Professor of Biology The BIOLOGY department through varied approaches and meaningful experiences seeks to challenge the potential of the individual student. The present program includes basic required courses and advanced work for a major in Biology. In the future the department hopes to increase the course offerings for maiors and to build up collections of organisms for study purposes. The biology department supports the Science Club and the Collegiate Academy of the North Carolina Academy of Sciences. The department also participates in field trips and promotes special guest lectures in science. Individual professors are presently engaged in the North Carolina Education Association, in research on the education program of North Carolina, and in building up collections and data on local flora and fauna. Mr. Philip J. Crutchfield Assistant Professor of Biology Mr. Bobby L. Crisp Assistant Professor of Biology ,- , ff!