Southern Adventist University - Triangle Yearbook (Collegedale, TN)

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3 TRIANGLE W7 K llttlClliu Being fully accredited, it is necessary that Southern Junior College offer a well-rounded course of study. The prospective student will find a variety of courses ranging through the high school and junior college. The College Preparatory curriculum is the regular high school course arranged in accordance with the Tennessee state requirements and the denominational standards. It leads to a college entrance diploma. The Associate in Arts curriculum on the college level is open for those planning to complete a four-year Liberal Arts course with majors in English, history or languarge. Those looking forward to teaching these subjects in the secondary school or college should register for this course. This is the first two years of what is ordinarily cons dered a general college course leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Students who drz preparing for the ministry should also register in the Associate in Arts course. For those interested in business education there is offered the course in business administration. The rapid advancement of denominational work has created many perplex ng financial problems. Because of these conditions, the General Conference Educational Department recommends that the students in all senior and junior liberal arts colleges who are planning to enter the m.nistry or denom- inational administrative work, be urged to elect four or six hours from the department of economics and business. Besides the specialized courses for accountants, secretaries, and business managers, the business administration department provides for the training called for in this recommendation in such courses as Economics, Consumer Buymanship, and Business Organization and Management. Many calls come to the school for young men and women prepared to teach in elementary schools. A student finishing the teacher training curriculum as outlined in the catalogue is granted a diploma, and upon recommendation of the director of teacher training, will receive a professional certificate valid for five years. A graduate holding this diploma and certificate may, after three years teaching, receive a life certificate, provided his teaching has been satisfactory and the Union Conference secre- tary in whose territory the teaching has been done so recommends. For the student with musical talent the music department offers possibilities. Students majoring in music are required to take two lessons a week with two and one half hours practice a day. The importance of some musical training for teachers, ministers and others is not forgotten. The Speech Department offers public speaking and expression. This department works in collab- oration with the music department. Students who are preparing for medicine, dentistry, dietetics, nursing, home economics, scientific research, or th e teaching of any science on the secondary or college level should register in the science curriculum. The individual satisfactorily completing the pre-medical or pre-dietetic course is eligible for entrance in the College of Medical Evangelists. The pre-nursing course is in accordance with the nursing school in any of our sanitariums. Anyone interested in the details of the various courses of study offered at Southern Junior College should write to the registrar for a catalogue. — Ola K. Gant 20