Rockhurst University - Rock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Wwffwewwwwfswwzvwwauwmwww-wWmww,W,,,..N,,,,i,,N,7 ,Ag WC Math made easy, the Fr. Doyle method, Dedication In the words of Father William C. Doyle, S.J., A mathematician is more of an artist thana scientist g and it is the blending of these two assets in Father Doyle which has enabled him to gain recognition and respect as a leader in the rapidly growing field of mathematics and to mold the Mathematics Department into the respected position it has gained. The 63-year-old chairman of the Mathematics Department has contributed experience and counsel, not onljq to students in his twenty-seven years at llocllqliuv-st, but also to national conferences and institutes in inc lfffifllrlg mathematics scholars in the country. He was an inlcgr-il part ol an 8-weelc National Science ll f'f1'llKf1-wr' i onierencc on collegiate mathematics atthe l l ii f'olffi-iifjlo at Boulder which was the major 1. ff: is ing teacghlng inetliods. ln additionv i i ie: wfqczi-,efl three National Science fi Llil lQlQ .lll'll1fj expenses of in-service imfffcf'l'3 of nuns and public high 4,if.Qi,ig City area up to dat G Gil the expanding field of mathematics. Father Doyle, who has developed textbooks and study materials, was also a visiting lecturer for the National Science Foundation, But the real success stories for Father Doyle are the former students who have gone on for doctoral studies--many of whom are in IlGii61i.I'C!ll, teaching at leading colleges and universities, or writing books, A J-6SL1ll fOT ff'1lI'lY-TWO j,ff3UT'S37 Hitt Iiuuqblg gud 'scholarly priest received his masters degree from St. Louis University in l927, was instructor in l'ilfllllQll'lLltlCS and director of the observzstory at Licfeigliton lluivcirsity from 1923--30, and received lii:2fif,1Ql,0ic:fit9z lxl 'NUfSt, Lgujg University in 1938. Fa.tl'ier Doyle has Iieen umm king on the new math concept for more tlwi twenty jvf-nit-ffl, 1,4-fgyp the rest Of the COLlllfI'j. bf:-'g.ili1rie iuiifzi'-Q-slfwil axial., :is con- sultant to the lfiliism Viihj. f'i ion i-5 ilu Li I 1 on al .5iStliOl'1OlDlff3.l 1,iQflgllfQ', lv 'T 'li1s3liil 4!i1ryggyi k , ,ix fl is lil '?nf3CC3iil3,l W tl-1 ' Ax 1 ilwl pls vii-Q':lL1r this the lat-Z ll'?f1fQ'f I P- 'if X,