Southern Connecticut State University - Laurel Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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ner-city teaching. Under his leadership, SCSC was a pioneer in educational tele- vision. It also was one of the first to de- velop multi-media instruction, a system which presents an instructor with elec- tronic access to a variety of audio-visual devices while he is lecturing to a class. SCSC also has been a leader in offering specialized programs for teaching the disadvantaged. Born in Waverly, N.Y., President Bu- ley received a B.5. degree from Hobart College, a M.A. degree from Cornell Uniersity, and a doctorate from Teachers College, Columbia University. In 1963, he was awarded an honorary doctor's degree by Hobart. He served as a teacher in Brewster, 20 N.Y., and Milwaukee, as a principal in New York state, and as a superintendent in New York and New jersey. He was State Commissioner of Education in New Hampshire from 1948 to 1954, immedi- ately prior to assuming the SCSC presi- dency. During his 43 years as a teacher and administrator, President Buley has earned many honors including an AACU citation for educational television leader- ship, the New Hampshire VFW Award for outstanding contributions to citizen- ship education, a distinguished service award from the New Hampshire Educa- tion Association, and the Jackson Labpr- atory Association Award for Cancer Re- search. He is serving as 1969-1970 president

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ui? - 6 1:-rm I. QQ? , rl I0 . A 1, fig ' . - Q i 11 , f '- E r 55 is -Vi' f W , 9 Emu my 3, W . ' f, , Trim H' if N114 . f I 1 1' in ' m . iw , s x d,! 2 - .fd 'J' na in Fil' '. ' Q t K3 ,jj 'W4 , Rx, - , '--1 I 43? if I gf - 22 I feel Freshman Week was great - I enjoyed the concert and picnic the most - even with the upperclassmen bugging us about wearing our beanies and saying 'Hello' to 'Mr. Owl. So commented one member of the class of 1973 about Southern's New Student Week, Monday, Sept. 8 through Saturday, Sept 13, 1969. Organized and conducted by upper classmen and student government, Ori- entation Week included a walking tour of the campus, a reception for new stu- dents and faculty, a pop concert, a mixer and an all-day picnic. One freshman described the campus tour as the best part of New Student Week because we heard about the clubs and the worst part because I got blisters from all the walking in my new shoes. Another freshman gave top priority to the pop concert, held in Lyman Audi- torium, and to the picnic, which took place at Holiday Hill, Cheshire. The' new members of SCSC enjoyed various ath- letic activities, swimming, horseback rid- ing, tennis - playing and dancing. FRESH