Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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SCIENCE Mr. Ben William Reyes Dr. V. Eugene Vivian Chairman Major events for the Science Department came this year with the addition of the new science major curriculum and with the erection of Bosshart Hall. This new building is provided with modern scien- tific laboratories for both classroom work and individual research. The courses, which range from biology, botany, physics and chemis- try, to meteorology, astronomy and microbiology provide the back- ground necessary for teaching as well as a greater insight into the scientific world. The department provides lectures by scientists in the area for the science majors and also encourages these students to participate in original research. Dr. Murl C. Shawver, Dr. Alfred M. Jenkins, Mr. Alexander Borowec. Miss Samuella Crim, Dr. Syed M. Husain. 25

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MATHEMATICS Dr. Warren G. Roonie Chairman Compasses, T-squares and slide rules are the tools of those stu- dents taking courses in mathematics. Curriculum offerings begin at the freshman level and continue through advanced work in calculus, analytic geometry, probability and statistics. This year the depar t- ment launched the new mathematics major program and also partici- pated in the televised Continental Classroom series. Mr. Robert C. Faulkner Mr. Paul C. Y. Lee Dr. Seymour S. Lipschutz

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Evelyn M. Reade Chairman HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION To keep students ' bodies as active as their minds, the Health and Physical Education Department conducts fresh- man classes in basic sport skills such as basketball, volleyball and tumbling. Courses are offered in health, safety, first aid, anatomy, camping and physical education evaluations. The department directs the Men ' s and Women ' s Athletic Associations as well as the growing intercollegiate and intra- mural programs. Miss Leah Beverly and Miss Ruth Conard. Mr. Samuel Porch, Mr. Neil Haldeman, and Mr. Richard Wackar. 26