Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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FACULTY NOTIES NATURAL SCHIENCES IDIIVIISHON As a physical entity man is subject to the physi- cal forces and natural phenomena of his environ- ment. The eight departments of the Natural Sciences Division help students to know and to understand these forces and phenomena and to learn ways of protecting mankind against them, or of channeling them to serve human purposes. The Natural Sciences Division has some of the most productive scholars to be found among the Faculty. Its major staff numbers 19, including the chairman and department heads. In addition to Professor Monroe, there are in the Biology Department Professor Norvell W. Hunter, Ph.D. University of California; Professor John W. King, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh; Professor Nathaniel K. Proctor, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania; and Associate Professor Al- phonso C. Warrington. 30 Chemistry has Professors Spaulding, Atkins, and Dillard. Professor Cyril Atkins earned the doctor- ate at the University of Iowa. Professor Clyde R. Dillard, a University of Chicago Ph.D., publishes often in chemical journals. A department that has done much to call popu- lar attention to Morgan State College is Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Famed coaches Edward tEddiet Hurt and Talmadge tMarset Hill are among its senior staff. Associate Profes- sor Efiietee M. Payne is an Indiana University Doctor of Physical Education. Other ranking members of the division are Mathematics Professor Socrates W. Saunders, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh, and Psychology Professors Roger K. Williams, Ph.D. Pennsylvania State College, on leave of absence as Head of the Department, and May P. Clayton, Ed.D. New York University, Acting Head of the Department.

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Edward C. Johnson. Livutenunt Colonu-l, United States Army; N15. A 8; T Collvgz- of Norlh Carolina; Profvssor of Military Scivnt'e and Taclit's aml Ilruxl of the Department. Eugf-m- Stanley. AJL Ohio Stale I'niwrsily, AssiSIant Protm-ur of Education and Acting Hcad of lhe Dr-parb nn-nl. versity, and Head of the Department, is on leave of absence this year. Dr. Otis Froe devotes much of his time to admin- istrative duties. Frank DeCosta, Ph.D. University of Penn- sylvania, is also Director of Practice Teaching. Other profes- sors are Gladyoe H. Bradley, Ph.D. University of Michigan, in private life Mrs. Clifton R. Jones, and Regina M. Golf, Ph.D. Columbia University. The Department of History and Political Science has flve professors, including Dr. Quarles. Alexander J. Walker, Ph.D. State University of Iowa. is in political science. In history there are Edward Maceo Coleman, PhD. Universily Of Southern California, Robert L. Gill, Ph.D. University of Michigan, and Roland C. McConnell, Ph.D. New York Uni- versity. Associate professors are Donald G. Brandon, Ed.D. Columbia University, and C. James Fleming, Ph.D. Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. Sociology has, in addition to Dr. Moses, Irene Diggs, Doctora en Filosofia y Letras from the University of Havana, and Clifton R. Jones, Ph.D. State University of Iowa. Ear! R. Hoses, PhD. Unive-nily uf anylvania, Professor of Nu'iolugy and Head of lhe- Ih-purtmvnl. 29

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