Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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'Y R4 Divisions of Study 4 5 Campus National 22 25 Sports Greeks 42 58 Urganizations Seniors 70 78 Graduation

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ivisions of Study ADMINISTRATION The officers of administration at Shepherd are as follows: Dr. james A. Butcher ..... President Dr. Carolyn Zinn . . .Academic Dean Earl Henderson ........ Assistant to the President, Director of Personnel Arthur P. Foley ......... Director of Finance and Business Affairs Linda S. Dunn .......... Director of Off-Campus and Continuing Education George B. Auxt ............ Dean of Student Affairs Harry C. Young, Ir. ...... Associate Dean of Student Affairs Karen Smith ........ Assistant Dean of Student Affairs William L. Hamrick ....... Registrar David Newlin ........... Director of College Relations Karl Wolf . . .Director of Admissions DIVISION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The primary objective is to prepare students for professional careers in business. The student is familiarized with the business environment and decision-making techniques available to managers. Bachelors degrees are offered in business administration, business education, economics, and hotel-motel and restaurant manage- ment. Concentrations are available in accounting, data processing, general business, and marketing. Dr. Williams E. johnson is the division chairman. DIVISION OF CREATIVE ARTS The creative arts program is de- signed to give the student a diver- sified background in art, to encour- age and challenge the individual to grow creatively and professionally as an artist and a teacher, and to de- velop andfor preserve an interest in art through an understanding of the creative process. Bachelor of arts de- grees in education, associate of arts degrees in commercial art and photo- graphy, a minor in art, a concentra- tion in art and the Regents B.A. pro- gram are available to the student. Dr. Guy Frank acts as division chairman. DIVISION OF EDUCATION The division of education offers programs of study leading to a bachelor of arts degree in elementary or secondary education, qualifying the student to teach in public schools on elementary or secondary levels. Also within the division is the home economics department with four available programs designed to edu- cate the student for the professions which serve individuals, families and the community. Dr. Robert A. Cleminson serves as the division of education chairman. DIVISION OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION, AND SAFETY The primary goals of the division are ill to improve the quality of living by providing opportunities for stu- dents to acquire scientific knowledge, favorable attitudes, desirable habits of personal and community health and safety, and QD to prepare stu- dents to teach health, physical educa- tion, safety and recreation in elemen- tary and secondary schools. Bachelor of arts degrees are-offered in elemen- tary and secondary education and bachelor of science degrees are of- fered in recreation. Dr. Dean Pease is the division chairman. DIVISION OF LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE The division of languages and lit- erature enables college students to teach on the secondary or elementary level, to enter graduate school, or to pursue a professional career. The dis- ciplines included in the division are English, journalism, libary science, modern languages, and speech, drama and radio broadcasting. Dr. Lee Keebler serves as division chair- man. DIVISION OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS The primary objective of the divi- sion of science and mathematics is to increase the student's understanding and appreciation of the power and beauty of mathematical and scientific thought and to increase the student's knowledge of the subject matter of these fields and of the impacts such knowledge has on our lives. Liberal arts major and minor concentrations are offered in biology, chemistry and mathematics. Elementary and sec- ondary teaching fields are also of- fered in biology, chemistry, general science and mathematics. Degrees in nursing and fire service and safety technology are also available. Dr. Franklin W. Sturges acts as division chairman. DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Undergraduate degree programs are avialable in history, park admin- sitration, political science, social wel- fare, sociology, and social studies teaching. The general purpose of the division of social sciences is to edu- cate and enrich the student in his pursuit of humanities and social sci- ence courses and to prepare the stu- dent for entrance into teaching, graduate, law, and other professional schools, and into public and social service careers. Dr. Iohn E. Stealey, III serves as division chairman.