Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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A GREATER TREVECCA COLLEGE Religion and Life Reso

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l0HXWU0lH3lRi0W.. The future of Trevecca is brighter than it has ever been in the past. According to a ten-year projection study, expansion is to reach a height unthought of heretofore. The beginning of the proposed projection of campus building is scheduled for the fall of 1965, with two new dormitories ready ,for occupancy: one men's dormitory and the completion of the second floor of the cafeteria to be used temporarily as a wornen's dormitory. This building is the future Student Union building. By the fall of '66, two additional dormitories, one for men and one for women, will have been constructed. The multi-purpose building fcombina- tion auditorium, seating 1200 and complete with physi- cal education facilitiesl is in the plans for '67, and the science building is the proposed addition for '68. According to the ,projections of the Research in the area of curriculum expansion, by 197 5, nine majors and three additional minors will be added. Additions of courses in the 10-year projection will be between 390 and 400 college hours, which is a 50W increase, re- quiring approximately 30 new faculty members. The enrollment is expected to reach 1400. There has been a process of broadening the number of hours in courses in the direction of four-and-five- hour concentration. This will ultimately do away with most two-hour courses, and the gulf between semester hours and quarter hours will then be gapped. At the termination of the 10 years, the library is expected to be equipped with 90,000 volumes, com- plete with an audio-visual department. An annual ac- quisition of 6,200 volumes is the goal. Also, to meet the larger need and demand of the people on the zone, a plan for a nurses training pro- gram is being instituted in the near future, as well as the expansion of the Economics department into a department of Economics and Business Administra- tion. Dr. Greathouse's purpose is to build a strong aca- demic school and, at the same time, keep the genius of Trevecca's spirituality.

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