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STUDENT CENTER MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER By an historic decision of 1957, the University instituted graduate stud- ies leading to the Doctor of Philoso- phy degree in selected areas of the lib- eral arts, the social sciences, and the pure and applied sciences. The first doctoral degree was granted in June, 1963 in Economics. Beginning in the Fall of 1965 courses in a doctoral re- ligion program will begin. The above has taken place un- der the direction of our current Presi- dent, Dr. Willis M. Tate, an alumnus who returned first to the campus as Dean of Students and who became the University's fifth President in 1954. Resources of the University have in- creased from twenty-seven to sixty mil- lion dollars during the first ten years of President Tate's administration.
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