Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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..+..,,.,,..l.a. .J f--. For the second year, a study tour of Europe is tentatively being planned as part of the Surn- mer Session at SFC. The tour is scheduled for July 8 through August 16. The college grants up to three semester hours credit to students par- ticipating in the tour. Directing the tour again this year will be Mr. Edward Lewis, associate professor of art. There were 15 participants in the group last summer. They visited England, Holland, Bel- gium, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Portugal between July 2 and August 18. Miss Claudia Dorland, foreign language in- structor, also toured Europe the past surnmer. The highlight of her trip was a visit to Chateau Thierri, where she once taught school for a year. To celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, President and Mrs. Jeschke have planned a visit to Europe and possibly Israel in the com- ing year. Because of Dr. Jeschke's accident, no definite date has been set for the trip. - use .-1 f v Q mmm' London, with her renowned Big Ben, was one of the first famous cities visited by Mr. Lewis during the European study tour. Professors Dorland and Lewis Tour Europe Claudia C. Dorland, Ph.B. Firman A. Early, Th. D. Donald L. Ewen, M. A. Instructor in Professor of Religion Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages and Philosophy Physical Education Chairman of Humanitie s

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Howard C. Abbott, Ph. D. Professor of Biology Chairman of Natural Sciences Wm. Lee Bright, Mus. Ed. D. Professor of Music Chairman of Fine Arts Minnie S. Buckingham Ph.D. Professor of English Qs Maynard H. Berk, Ph. D. Karen B061 M-PM Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Music Administration Inaugurafes Sabbatical Leave Program As a means of further strengthening the faculty, a new sabbatical leave program was inaugurated at the beginning of the fall semester. First faculty member to benefit from the new plan is Edward R. Lewis, associate professor of art. Under this program, faculty members will engage in special projects within their fields, or complete programs for further graduate de- grees. The sabbatical leaves will be financed largely through money received from the Christian Higher Education Challenge QCHECQ of the Ameri- can Baptist Convention. At least one faculty mem- ber will be allowed a leave every year. Professor Lewis is currently enrolled at the Ohio State University working to complete the residence requirements for a doctor of philosophy degree. Replacing Lewis for this year is John R. Haw- kins. A native of Minnesota, Hawkins has had teaching experience at Illinois College of Jack- sonville, the Univers-ity- of Minnesota and the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Mr. Hawkins has initiated a program of practical teaching exper- ience in art education. Only one other new faculty appointment was made for the current academic year. Walter R. Nickel is serving as assistant professor of speech and is also the Men's Dorm supervisor. While an undergraduate Nickel was active in intercollegiate debate, original oratory and ex- temporaneous speaking. 96

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Sammie l. Hasegawa, M.S. Associate Professor of Business Administration and Economics John R. Hawkins, M. F.A. Instructor in Art Faculty Host Reception ' 2 E4 5 t Mr. and Mrs. Sugarbaker greet Louise Kemper and Dennis Decker at the Faculty reception. Maye Jost, B.A. Reuben C. Lang, M. A. Clifford N. Mills, Ph. D. Instructor in H Commercial Subjects Instructor in Professor of Mathematics Foreign Languages 98