North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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SCHOOL OF EDUCflTIOn The SchodI i)t Hducation prin ides ihc prolcssion.il pic-cmploN ment training required for certification teachers of Mathematics and Science. X ' ocational Ai riculture, Industrial Arts, and Industrial Edu- cation. I he curriculum in each of these departments includes courses desiijned to ait! prospecti c teachers in acquirino an understandino of hiyh school pupils and in selecting and using acceptable teaching mcthoils. 1 he School also pro ides undergraduate training for rec- reation leaders in industrial and rinal areas. Programs are offered at the graduate lc el for those who wish to attain further professional de e]opmcnt in the fields of Agricultural Education, Industrial Arts. Industrial Education, Industrial Psvchol ogv. and Occupational and Informational Guidance. J. Bryant Kirkland, Dean DEPARTMENT HEADS Left to rig if: R. N. Anderson, Occupational Guidance; L. E. Cook, Agricjiltiire Education; Tom I. Hines, Industrial Education; I an Hosteller, hidiistrial Arts; L. B. Beres, Industrial Education; D. J. Moflfie, Psrchology. CflOtN ' A.NDEKSON Cook Hl.NtS HoSTETLER MoFFIE Beres

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' T GRRDURTE DIVISIOD The funci;ior. of the Graduate Division is to provide graduate training in the sciences and technologies of agriculture engineering, textiles and vocational teacher training. Graduate students have the ad antages offered b ' the Agricultural Experiment Station, the Engi- neering Experiment Station, and the Research Laboratories of the Textile School, in addition to the regular laboratories used for in- s;ruction. Individually developed courses of stud ' lead to the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. Z. P. Metcalf, Dean DEPARTMENT HEADS Left to right: R. W. Cummings, Agricjihiire: D. J. Moffie, Psychology; G. W. Smith, Engineering Mechanics; W. E. Shinn, Textiles; E. M. Schoen- born, Chemical Engineering. Cummings Moffie Smith Shinn 5CHOENBORN

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Hartley Hicks Winston HiNKLE Miller MOEN GULLETTE Edsall BRSic Division DEPARTMENT HEADS Left to right: Dr. L. Hartley, English; Dr. W. N. Hicks, Ethics and Religion; Dr. S. R. Winston, Sociology; Dr. L. E. Hinkle, Modern Languages; J. F. Miller, Physical Education; Dr. R. O. Moen, Economics; Dr. G. A. Gullette, Social Studies; Dr. P. W. Edsall, History. I«HN VV. Shirley, Dean The Basic Di ' ision, comprising eight departments concerned with the humanities and social sciences, pro ides the opportun- ities in general education necessary for a well-rounded college program in the fields ot tcchnolog ' , education, and agriculture. Instruction is axailablc in the basic and ad ' anced courses in language, literature, and social sciences, and phx ' sical education. In co-operation with the various schools oF the college, the Di ' ision has planned its program for all students with the con- iction that familiarit ' with the humanities and social sciences must go hand in hand with thorough technical training to ]5ro ' ide the background for responsible citizenship and for intelligent leadership in communit ' and state. I i