Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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ENGLISH English is the cornerstone of education. Because it is the founda- tion of every aspect of student and daily life, it is the aim of the English Department to further develop the student ' s ability to com- municate clearly and accurately. In addition to verbal skills, literature courses are taught to provide a background in our rich cultural heritage. Throughout the year, the department sponsors a series of films which have become classics. Until this year, English has been the only language offered at Glassboro. Elementary and intermediate French and Latin have now been added to the curriculum, and it is the hope of the department to establish a language major within the next few years. Dr. Frederick Lowe Chairman Seated: Mr. Edward L. Wolfe, Mr. George Reinfeld, Miss Vivian Zinkin. Standing: Mr. Siegle Fleisher, Dr. Nathan Garb, Dr. Oscar Villarejo, Dr. John Roch. Dr. C. Richard Gillespie Mr. Charles Donohue, Mr. David Lloyd, and Mr. John DuBois.

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Dr. Gwan-Yuen Li, Dr. Horace T. Keller. 19

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[ Mr. Samuel E. Witchell Dr. Thomas M. Barker, Mr. Sidney H. Kessler, Mr. Marius Livingston. Mr. Marvin C. Creamer, Mr. Maurice Blanken, Mr. Harry Taylor, Mr. Robert Edwards. SOCIAL STUDIES The importance of the world ' s past, present and future to all stu- dents is emphasized by the Social Studies Department. Extensive courses are offered in the fields of economics, geography, history and sociology. Along with the CAFE Club and the honorary frater- nity, Pi Gamma Mu, the department members sponsored several em- phasis weeks. This vear Political Election Week, Russian Week and a day long symposium on the pres ent world crisis did much to in- crease the Glassboro students ' comprehension of world affairs. Dr. Harold F. Wilson Chairman 21