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DR. ROBERT T. McKIBBEN Dean of the School of Education Dr. Robert McKibben joined the Stephen F. Austin State College faculty in 1951 after receiving his B.S., M.A. and Ed.D. at the University of Missouri. He became Head of the Department of Education in I960 and Dean of the School of Education in 1965. Before coming to Stephen F. Austin, Dr. McKibben had taught at Topeka High School in Topeka, Kansas, and at University High at the University of Missouri. He is a member of the Texas State Teachers Association, the Nat ional Education Association, the Association for Higher Education, and the American Association of University Pro- fessors. Qchool of Education The School of Education consists of four de- partments — the departments of Agriculture, Educa- tion, Health and Physical Education, and Home Economics. Working in conjunction with the school, each department has its objectives for those stu- dents majoring in any of the departmental fields. Training is offered to those students interested in positions as teachers of vocational agriculture; county agents; soil conservation work and field rep- resentatives for feed, seed, and fertilizer companies by the Department of Agriculture. The Department of Education aims to eguip able students for entrance into and success in the teaching profession. The departmental offerings pro- vide the preparation required for the two teaching certificates granted in Texas. Contributing to the common goal of education, that of the total development of the individual, the Department of Health-Physical Education aims to develop total fitness in the individual and to pre- pare students for teaching in the field of HPE. The Department of Home Economics strives to prepare students for home and family living, for a profession, and for service to the people of this MRS. LOIS GAMBLE Secretary to Dean McKibben 24
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Phi Eta Sigma, the national honor- ary fraternity for forestry students, strives to secure and maintain a high standard of scholarship, works for the upbuilding of the forestry profession, and promotes fraternal relations among earnest workers engaged in forestry. Members must be classified as junior, senior or graduate enrolled in the Forestry curriculum and must be in the upper 25 per cent of the respective undergraduate class and maintain at least a B average as a graduate student. PHI ETA SIGMA 23
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