Metropolitan Community College - Sunburst Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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X I 1 f 1 , f x2 W , . f , .- X if Wym- f I X! X M f f f Z7 f ,X , AV f ,,, X f,. f , ,f, 42 ,f fffffrll A 7 i ,HWWM an Dr. Donald Welsh presents a report to members of the college staff as one of his duties in directing the technical program. DUNN! lVlr. Charles W. Cawlfield finds the phone essential in his work as Assistant Director of Technical-Vocational Education. 22 College Dream Mr. A.K. Longfellow, Dean of Liberal Arts, checks his appointment schedule before making a visit to the other campus. f Being a divisional chairman means a great deal of paper work as well as class preparation for IVlr. Richard A. Burns.

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8' L his Jther work Guided by Experienced Adminisfrofors Dr. Donald Welsh, Dean of Applied Arts and Direc- tor of Technical-Vocational Education, serves as liai- son between the college and the business, industrial and academic communities in order to determine the scope of the technical-vocational program of the col- lege, maintains textbook adoptions for all technical- vocational courses and recommends the official text- book list for publication purposes. lVlr. A.K. Longfellow, Dean of Liberal Arts, pre- pares information related to the liberal arts offerings of the college, participates in the preparation of the master teaching schedule and the final examination schedule and this year served as administrator in the lVlcGee St. campus building by providing general su- pervision of the facilities. lVlr. Charles W. Cawlfield, Assistant Director of Technical-Vocation Education, assists Dr. Welsh in the execution of his numerous duties. Division Chairmen, in addition to their teaching duties, organize, develop, supervise, coordinate and evaluate the instructional programs of their respective lVlr. Fred Green brings over a quarter of a century of educational experience to his work for the Business Division and lVlJC. division, develop schedules of classes and make teach- ing assignments and evaluate the performance and qualifications of probational faculty members, recom- mending them for retention or termination. lVlr. Fred Green, Chairman of the Business Division, has been with lVlJC for twenty-seven years. He re- ceived his bachelor degree at Central Missouri State College, earned his master's degree at the University of Colorado and has done advanced graduate study at the State University of Iowa, K.U. and UIVIKC. lVlr. James Bennett, Engineering Division Chairman, re- ceived both his bachelor and master's degrees at K.U. and has been a member of the lVlJC faculty for thir- ty-one years. lVlr. Richard A. Burns, Chairman of the Health and Life Division, has taught at lVlJC for three years. He received his bachelor degree from William Jewell College, his master's degree at lVl.U. and has done post-graduate study at Kansas State College- Pittsburg, Kansas State Teachers College-Emporia, C.lVl.S.C. and K.U. IVlr. James L. Bennett as divisional chairman of Engineering works toward both student and community recognition of lVlJC's excellent program. 23