Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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VICE-PRESIDENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS e vice presidents and adminis- ve officials determine the aims, } and policies of the University, i year, a main issue facing the ersity was the proposed core cur- um, developed by a committee tinted by Barbara Brownstein. proposal emphasized increased B in communications and mathe- ics; and it suggested revisions in teaching of the basic courses iposition 50 and English 53. 0th- ighlights of the proposal include: t least six credits would be re- jed for graduation in the areas of position and Communication, — thematics and Logic, Science and Cultural Heritage. - Three to six credits would be re- quired for Language or International Studies. - Three credits would be required for the Arts and one credit would be re- quired for an Orientation Course. The proposal is still being worked on, and it should be passed by the faculty senate by early 1986. Clockwise from upper left: Harold B. Morley, Vice President for Development and Alumni Affairs; Rodney D. Johnson, Vice President for Financial Affairs; Barbara Brownstein, Provost; William C. Seyler, Secretary; H. Patrick Swygert ' , Vice president for University Adminis- tration; Robert J. Reinstein, University Council; Francis J. Sweeney, Jr., Vice President for the Health Services Center. t 21