Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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SPRING semester, 1968, saw two new deans named at Stetson. The appointnnents were approved by the Board of Trustees on the morning of January 26, 1968. Dean of Humanities is Dr. Eliot D. Allen (see pages 302 and 303), professor of English, Dr. Allen earned his B. A. in 1940 at Wesleyan University, his A. M. in 1941 at Harvard and an M. A. and Ph. D. at Princeton shortly thereafter. Dean of Sciences is Dr. Robert S. Chau- vin, professor of geology and geography. Dr. Chauvin holds his B. S. from New York State University College, an M. Ed. from the University of Houston, an M. A. from Columbia Uni- versity and an Ed. D., also from Columbia.

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HAVING been a Hatter for four years, Dean of Men, George Borders is no stranger to Stetson life. Mr. Borders was born in Louisburg, Kentucky in 1939 and attended Duncan U. Fletcher High School in Jack- sonville Beach, Florida. He graduated from Stetson A ith a B.A. in English. After his graduation, Mr. Borders A ent to the Marines where he earned the rank of Captain. In 1965 he earned his M.A. degree in education from East Carolina University and quickly became Dean of Men at Orlando Junior College. He came to Stetson in 1966 as assistant Dean of Men and was named Dean in March. 1969. Mr. Borders is married to the former Sybil Folsom and has two daughters: Kimberly, 7 and Julie, 5.

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DEAN of the Stetson School of Busi- ness Administration is Mr. Edward C. Furlong. Dean Furlong received his education at West Virginia University, Potomac State College and Stetson Uni- versity. He received his B. S. in business administration in 1938 and his A. B. and M. A. in economics in 1940. Mr. Fur- long served as the business manager of the University from 1957 to 1963. Mr. Paul T. Langston is Dean of the School of Music. He received his B.A. from the University of Florida and his Doctorate in sacred music at Union Theological Seminary. Mr. Langston also studied at the American con- servatory in Fontainebleau, France. M, y 4, 1970 ALL STUDENTS ATTENDING CLASSES IN DAVIS HALL ARE EXPECTED TO BE PEOPEBLY DRESSED. ALL MEN ARE EXPECTED TO WEAR SHIETS AND TROUSERS (NO SHORTS). ALL STUDENTS MUST WEAR SHOES.