Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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DEPARTMENT DP HUMAN RELATIONS Brownell, Fort, Waite, Packham, Enyart. One of the largest departments in the college is the Human Re- lations Department, which in- cludes history, government, soci- ology, economics, business or- ganization, philosophy, religion, etc. These are the courses which prepare the student for just what their name implies; associations with humanity. To provide its students with a better knowledge of the world of yesterday and today, the His- tory Department has been en- larged this year. It now includes: Dr. Hanna, A.B., Rollins Col- lege, Director of Inter-American Studies; U. T. Bradley, A B., Princeton University and Ph. D., Cornell University; Theodore Collier, A.B., Hamilton College, Ph.D., Cornell University, Visit- ing Professor; R. F. Smith, A.M., Yale University; J. S. Young, A.B., Kansas College, Ph.D., University of Chicago, Professor Emeritus, University of Minne- sota; Dr. Kathryn Abbey Hanna, Ph.D., Northwestern, and Dr. Alfred Hasbrouck, A.B., Harvard Uni ' ersity, Ph.D., Columbia University. In the sociology and eco- nomics dejiartment, we find Ed- win L. Clarke, A.M., Clarke Uni- versity, and Ph.D., Columbia University, Professor of Sociol- ogy; Dean Enyart and R. W. France, A.M., Hamilton College, chairmen of the division, profes- sors of economics. Audrey Packham, A.M., Co- lumbia University, is associate professor of education and di- rector of the testing bureau To train students for a busi- ness world, William Melcher, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, offers courses in business admin- istration. Lucille D. Crawford, A.B., University of Washington, olfers shorthand and typing, and E. I. Crawford, M.S., University of Southern California, offers ac- counting. France, head of the department. Lyman Hall

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Colette Van Boecop, French au- thor and lecturer, has been at Rollins for four years during the absence of Gehan de Noire. Educated at the Sorbonne, she has taught advanced classes in French civilization and litera- ture, while Madame Eugenie Grand, A.B., RolHns College, in- structs Lower Division French courses in grammar. Gkand, Hausmann, Van Boecop. La Maison Provencale, or The French House 17

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In the psychology department are Miss Packham, with educational psychology, William Brownell, Ph.D., LL. D., Uni- versity of Chicago, visiting professor, Alex Waite, Ph.D., Duke University, WilHam Fort, Ph.D., Duke University, and John C. Park, Ed.M., University of Pittsburg. Dean Enyart instructs courses in Re- ligion; Dean Stone, Dr. Waite, and Dr. Fort in Philosophy. Collier, Hanna, Hasbkouck, Bradley, Young. Crawford, France, Crawford, Melcher, Young, Enyart. 19