Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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NIGHT SCHOOL DEAN O. G. Phillips, Ir., lack Biqhcm, cmd lack Harty consult MR. KERMIT C. WATKINS, director of evening classes. The Rockhurst program is set up to include an opportunity for further study in the field of business to persons who are employed or otherwise prevented from full-time college attendance. A degree course, that of bachelor of science in business administration, is avail- able, as is a program leading to an associate degree in business administration. Purpose of the curriculum is to prepare men and women for positions in business administration. ln the field of business administration, training is offered in three concentrated fields: accounting, business administration, and industrial relations. Persons choosing to concentrate in accounting will be prepared fully for positions in the accounting departments of business firms, for public accounting, or for accounting work in governmental or non-profit organiza- tions. Those concentrating in the field of business administration are preparing themselves for work in marketing, advertising, management, finance, selling, or personnel administration. The curriculum in industrial relations was set up in recognition of the need of special train- ing for persons in charge of the relations between labor and industry. The training is also val- uable in other fields of public relations and personnel management. The laymen who teach in the evening classes are themselves engaged in professional and industrial positions during the day. The success of the program is indicated by the fact that each semester an average of three hundred persons take advantage of the evening class curricula. Closely allied with the evening school courses, although separate in structure and or- ganization, is the lnstitute of Social Order. The aim of this organization is to present .and defend the American idea' rooted in the Christian principles of the Constitution, as these principles apply to events, problems, and controversies in the fields of industry, capital and labor, 'and rural rehabilitation. Founding of the lnstitute was prompted by the conviction that an educational institution can and should be a guiding force within its own community. Courses are organized in the following divisions: Labor School, lndustrial Relations, Confer- ence for Employers, Forum for the Clergy, and Division of Public Policy and Good Government. All classes are held in the evening. Kermit C. Watkins is director of the evening division and the Reverend Francis I. Male cek, S.l., heads the Institute of Social Order. -

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GEORGE A. DEGLMAN, SJ. Philosophy IOSEPH M. FREEMAN, SJ. EDMUND H. ZIEGELMEYER, SJ. FLOYD A. BREY, S .I. Philosophy. Religion Philosophy, Religion Philosophy. Religion FRANCIS I. MALECEK, SJ Philosophy, Religion 11:09