Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Psychology Sociology-Anthropology ' Professors Kenneth Tollefson and Robert Larson, Dr. Gordon Cochrane. With the growing need for an introduction to Psychology, Dr. Philip Ashton has been attempting to expand the de- partment. Adding to the faculty and building the library are partial fulfillment of his goal. Anticipated is the estab- lishment of a laboratory for experimental p-sychology. Left: Dr. Philip Ashton, below: Dr. Donald Stevens. l I W Furthering their academic prowess and sharpening the students' aware- ness of the world are the chief con- cerns of the Sociology-Anthropology Department. On February 29, the social problems class presented the Social Problems Fair in an attempt to emphasize spe- cific conditions being handled as so- cial problems in our community and society, and also to emphasize the in- ter-relationships that exist between them. Display booths in lower Gwinn provided materials and community personnel for resource. Representa- tives included were the Human Rights Commission, Seattle Police Depart- ment, Lutheran Family and Child Service with Benji, Crisis Clinic, and Mr. Walter Hundley, Director of Seat- tle Model City program.

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School of Nursing The School of Nursing embodies a staff of highly educated and specially trained women all of whom have received their masters degree in nursing. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lydia Green the school is training girls for professional nursing and is applying for its accreditation from the Na- tional League of Nursing. Mrs. Della Tiede is a nursing spe- cialist in the field of maternal child nursing. Mrs. Shirley Kurz is doing extensive research in cardiac nursing. The expansion of this department is seen as Mrs. Joan Pont- liana began to teach spring quarter. She comes from the University of Washington hospital where she was night su- pervisor and is a specialist in pediatrics. ,Q-.L .mf ' ' 'f M gg,.,.c.L.... M.. g MM Mrs. Lydia Green-Director E525 Mrs. Della Tiede Miss Joan Cassell Mrs. Ruby Wendfeldt and Mrs. Shirley Kurz 1:1 f-'ae iv 'S .

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English Since the establishment in 1962, of a Journal for the Institute of Research at Seattle Pacific College, Professor Donald McNichols has been editor. This journal has received wide rec- ognition for some of the articles. It is sent regularly to many of the sig- nificant libraries in the United States, including Harvard, as well as to libraries in England, France, Aus- tralia, and Hong Kong. The department is undertaking a sig- nificant study during the summer of 1968 by questionnaire. Those Eng- lish graduates of the past 10 years in public school teaching will be asked to evaluate the training they received in the department. A similar study will be made of those gradu- ates of the past ten years who have pursued graduate study. The trends, if any, and other suggestions and in- formation coming from these two studies will be of help in determining the proper course that the depart- ment should take as it continues to develop its program. Professor Carl Johnson, journalism, is Youth Editor for a periodical, The Herald, and news correspondent for the Washington area for the publica- tion Christianity Today. Professors Leon Arksey and Fan Gates. Dr. Evan Gibson Professor Bonnie Heintz ,iffy V. , Nz X-1