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Kenneth Ford, Acting Dean Division of Physical Sciences Edward Steinhaus, Dean Biological Sciences James C. McCollock, Dean Humanities Frederic Reines, Dean Physical S ciences The Division of Biological Sciences reflects the tlnew biology in curriculum and research programs. UCIls ped- agogical approach and departmental organization recognize several levels of biology. They are reflected in the Divi- sionls departmental organization; Molecular and Cell Bi- ology, Organismic Biology, Population and Environmental Biology and in addition to these, Psychobiology, which is concerned with the biological significance and bases of behavior. These themes unify the fields of biologyein the past all too rigidly separated and grouped according to whether their subject matters were animals, plants, or microorganisms. The trend to abstraction provides the major challenge to students of Physical Sciences. The faculty, active in re- search and graduate education, is also vitally concerned with undergraduate teaching. Curricula of the Division meet the needs of those with little technical background as well as those preparing for creative research in physical science. Mathematics, physics and chemistry, while providing the foundation of the technology that dominates contempo- rary civilization, underlies to an ever increasing extent the new developments in the biological and social sciences. The Humanities are concerned with fundamental prob- lems of human thought and experience. They contribute both to understanding and to continued appraisal of the human condition. They introduce the student to those many broad difficult problems of value that are not susceptible to statistical or quantitative judgment. The Division is composed of the Departments of Eng- lish, Foreign Languages and Literature, History and Phi- losophy. It stresses not only the literary heritage of the American student, but the history from many different na- tionalistic standpoints, and attempts to make philosophical concepts clear and applicable to daily life.
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Donald Walker, Vice Chancellor Robert Lawrence, Dean of Students Student A ffairs Administration Spenser Olin Acting Vice Chancellor Student A ffairs Coordinator of Academic Advising Richard Balch, F irst Vice Chancellor Coralie Turbitt 66 Student A Jyairs Student Activities Advisor
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