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I College Of Humanities And Fine Arts Offering professional prep- aration in the Arts and the Hu- manities, as weH as general education in the liberal arts to students of every major, the College of Humanities and Fine Arts includes the following academic departments: Art. Communicative Disorders. English Language and Litera- ture. Modern Languages, the School of Music, Communica- tion and Theatre Arts, and Phi- losophy and Religion Continuing its exploration of ways of cooperating with the School of Business, the College offers a five-year Joint program that gives students the oppor- tunity to take an undergrad- uate major in the Sberal arts to- gether with a Master of Busi- ness Administration in the fifth year. The College is also actively pursing ways to relate its In- struction and research to the new computer technology. A number of terminals and print- ers have been added In var- ious departments. For exam- ple. applications are being made to word-processing, in- struction in music, and the ana- lysis and synthesis of speech sounds. A t the graduate level, anew proposal is going forward for the offering of a masters de- gree in oral and written trans- lation from the Department of Modem Languages. While the College retains Its basic mission to offer profes- sional majors at both the un- dergraduate and graduate levels, as well as courses that contribute to the general edu- cation of the majors of ail the other Colleges, they will con- tinue to add new emphases that aid students in their ad- justment to a society in which technical and vocational di- rections are increasingly impor- tant. Top: Kay Dramtch receives instruction in her sculpture class Abovo: Dr. Jan Bobbins, Dr. Jon Hal. Dr. John Bemthal, Dr. Ronald Ross. Dr. David CrownfiekJ. Dean Thomas H. Thompson. Dr. George Zucker. 30 Humanities
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I Mark Williams tapes Dave Spratte's foot, as Duane Jackson looks on. in Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries Class. Education 29
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Lett ,?ise Chapin tutors this youngster In the Speech and Hearing Onic Below: Mar A'Hearn prepares a lesson plan in the Music Ubrary. Above: These students participated in the Mexico Study Program over Christmas Break Pictured from left to right are Jeff Knowing. Sue Keenan. Teresa McCombs, and Usa Goring, in ChapUtapec Park. Mexico City Lett Professor Karl Hotvk leads a graduate student through a basic con- ducting exercise. Humanities 31
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