University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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College Of Business And Science Honoraries Pi Omega Pi Business Education Jean Arends Patricia Brown Cynthia Burgess Mark Courter Peggy Dutton Mike Fladllon Carol Ford Denise Frets Becky Harstack Deb Kcstcr Denise Meehan Tom Michels Denise Mikels Steve Moothart Diana Munkel Cheryl Muhlonbruch Pam Narvara Janice Ophcim O Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics Carl Blackburn Karla Burbach Gwendolyn Buseman Robert Cenek Craig Chase Brent Hall Shawn Hanson Rory Hill Katherine Johnson Roger Johnson Steven Peterson Kathy Powell Jill Rocsch Phi Upsilon Omicron Home Economics Carla Brunsmann Geraldine Burken Joyce Decker Shelly Decker Karen Sue Foley Nancy Freund Gail Glaesmann Ellen Goodman Andrea Gunderson Carol Hanish Cindy Hein Vicki Hointz Alice Kasper Lisa Kittleson Diane Laughlin Joy Niederhauser Laura Primus Jean Ryan Barb Sanders Rosanne Schneitzach Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Ruth Anderson Michael Baylcs Janer Callahan Frank Camp Carol Cook Donn Develder Jim Dose Bright Ebenezer Timothy Grady Betty Hemmingsen Julane Jenison Denise Jirak-Smith Kathy Kann Russell Kopps Joan Leerhoff Kim McCoy Joan Meyer Debra Nemmers Behavioral Myron Rodgers Marty Pearce Jcannie Saner Kathy Schantz Jacquelyn Smith Paula Southerly Pat Ward Patricia White Janet Smith Grace Schroder Karen Scott Pam Slllman Glynna Sirpless Danielle Smith Debra Stolto Jane Strunce Joyce Toenges Priscilla Trimble Phyllis Williams Nancy Oberbrockeling Patricia Peres Jill Sorenson Pam Thomsen Sue Wills Debra Wilson ♦•denotes officer BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE 19

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PSYCHOLOGY The Department of Psychology at UNI has the philos- ophy that you can best understand the subject matter of psychology through direct experience. Many courses in the department have laboratories in which students have opportunity to collect and analyze data bearing on questions of personal interest. The department offers a liberal arts and teaching major. Both of these programs are designed to aquaint the student with psychology as a discipline and with the methods and problems involved in psychological inquiry. Left to Right: Albert R. Gilgen, Louis R. Hellwig. Gordon M. Harrington, John W. Somervill, Andrew R. Gilpin, Lind L. Walsh, Ann M. Frodi, David A. Whitsett, Joyce Schima, Jack B. Yates. Not pictured: Helen W. Burris. Donna M. Hackbarth, Jill Wallace, Phil Mann. 18 BUSINESS AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

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College Of Education Since its establishment in 1876 as the Iowa State Nor- mal School, UNI has maintained one of the outstanding teacher education programs in the state. All students seeking certification take their professional preparation in the College of Education. The professional prepara- tion consists of a required professional sequence com- mon to all majors and a culminating student teaching experience, under supervision of the university, in one of the schools of the state. The College is deeply involved in continuing education, they sponsor conferences, as well as offering classes, institutes, and workshops, both on and off campus. Along with their classroom instruc- tion, many departmental faculty members within the College of Education are engaged in writing and re- search activities. The Malcolm Price Laboratory School represents one area in which experimental and innova- tive projects are in continual operation, and these pro- jects are open for observation and participation. The College of Education has seven departments, each con- cerned with some aspect of professional education. They are as follows: Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Psychology and Foundations, Library Science, Physical Education for Men, Physical Education for Women, School Administration, and Personnel Services and Teaching. 20 EDUCATION