Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS CHARLES THOMAS GAINES. S.M.D.. Chairman Art is not an end in itself, but a means of addressing humanity. M P. Moussorgsky The Department of Fine Arts is comprised of three of the arts:art, drama, speech, and music It affords all students the opportunity to pursue special interests in the arts on a collegiate level The department is particularly interested m giving students opportunities to develop their own creative talents or special abilities. ALTA W. ALBERGA. M.F.A. ALAN GEOFFREY COOK, W.M. DALE OSBORN RAINS. M.A ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 29

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Top Right W. FRED CHAPMAN, Ph.D. Middle Right CARLOS J. EMANUEL, B.A Far Right JAMES F. SAILORS, M.S. Right J. FROST WALKER, LLM. THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS The Department of Fine Arts is comprised of three of the arts: art, drama, speech, and music. It affords all students ness world. The Economics program is designed to provide the student with a broad background in Economic analysis and policy The Business Administration Major offers three areas of concentration: Management; including accounting, finance, business law and statistics. Accounting: designed to fill the need of a student entering the practice of Public accounting; and Pre-law, for the student planning on going to Law school. 28 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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-f DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE ..-. RONALD DANTAN BURNSIDE, Ph.D. Chairman The Department of History and Political Science aspires to develop in the student an awareness and appreciation of his own history and culture as well as the history and culture of other people. Only in this way can the student transcend his provincialism and live responsibly in a rapidly changing world. Also, Through the candid study of his own history and institutions, the student is challenged to think critically and independently but with an attitude of tolerance and understanding The department has sought to strengthen its program during 1970-71 by the addition of new courses. In the spring term, it offered a seminar course, conducted jointly with the English department, on the cul- ture of the 1920 ' s which emphasized the history and literature of the period. Also in the spring term it of- fered a one hour course for sophomore history majors to introduce them to the discipline and to emphasize the importance and the proper methods of research prior to the student ' s enrollment in advanced courses in the major field. During the fall and winter terms, the department offered a course on the Middle East taught by Dr. Nicos Roussos, a visiting professor sponsored by the South Carolina Foundation of Independ- ent Colleges In the summer of 1 971 some of the junior majors will be studying in Graz, Austria where they will earn six hours credit for courses to be selected from a number of disciplines. The department will continue to explore ways of strengthening its program and offering to the student a more challenging major. CHARLES HENRY COKER, M.A. EARL BUGGLE HALSALL M.A. DAVID CHARLES NEEDHAM, Ph.D. 30 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY