University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Dedication In the last few years, a critical eye has been turned on the art of teaching. Students are now demanding more of a college professor than simply a professional competence in the classroom. Administrators also seem to be seeking men and women who are more than just scholars with long lists of books and articles to their credit. Here at USF, the faculty have responded admirably to the challenge to be more than just a teacher or scholar. The faculty have won the admiration and affection of the students by their deeply personal interest in their students’ lives and activities. This interest is manifested both within the classroom and outside of it—as an imaginative lecture, an unhurried office consultation, a talk over coffee in the Green and Gold Room, or by attending a student party. It is to the entire faculty, but in particular to the following teachers who have displayed their interest unfailingly, that we dedicate the 1966-67 DON: Donald Brandon, Political Science Lloyd Burns, S.J., Classics John Collins, Speech John Fischer, S.J., Mathematics Mel Gorman, Chemistry Joan Green, Nursing James Haag, Physics Edward Kcssel, Biology’ James McCauley, S.J., Psychology Richard Mulcahy, S.J., Economics William Richardson, S.J., Theology Luigi Sandri, Fine Arts Karl Schmidt, Modern Languages Eugene Shallert, S.J., Sociology Edward Stackpoole, S.J., English James Straukamp, S.J., History Robert Struckman, Philosophy Cornelius Visser, Business Administration

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