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

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Row 1: Catherine Hatcher. Marvin Heller. Nancy Gibson-Lamphier. Katherino Ahrabi-Ford. Vir- ginia Ritter. Roger Kucter. Row 2: Wayne King. Max Hosier. Jane Tanner. Mary Nan Aldridge. Sandy Golz. Gary Braman, Jeanne Harms. Gregory Stefanich. Ned Ratckin. Nellie Hampton. Row 3: Ivan Eland. Robert Eller. CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Areas of study under the department of Curriculum and Instruction include early childhood education (pres- chool), elementary education (grades one to six), middle school junior high school education (grades four to nine), and safety education (drivers education). The de- partment also operates a Reading Clinic, and Instruc- tional Laboratory for special education, and a Day Care Center. EDUCATION 21

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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

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Row 1: William Dreior, Beverly Taylor. Julia Rozendaal, Stephen Fortgang, Virginia Ha h, Ann Dunbar. Row 2: John Smith. James Hoobler, Harley Erickson. Barry Wilson, Charles Dedrick, Larry Kavich, Ralph Scott. Row 3: Basil Reppas, Bruce Rogers. Key Lee, Edward Rutkowski. Doug LaPlanto. Jackson Baty. Gordon Rhum, Lcn Froycn. EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND FOUNDATIONS The department of Educational Psychology and Foundations has four graduate degree programs. The department is responsible for the common professional sequence required of all prospective teachers. The department consists of three major areas: Educational Psychology. Measurement and Evaluation, and Social Foundations of Education. The department operates an Educational Clinic in conjunction with its program in school psychology. 22 EDUCATION