University of Tampa - Moroccan Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Editor-in-Chicf, Carmen Ann Gonzalez Business Manager, Eugene Bcttenficld Published on Behalf of the Student Body for the University of Tampa Tampa, Florida 3

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We, at Tampa U., are indeed fortunate to have on our faculty a man of vast accomplishments, a man of many moods, and many talents, a lover of knowl- edge, who in the quest for excellence has found it. He is a true scholar, whose scholastic achievements have been many—he graduated magna cum laude from Washington College and then went on to get his M.A. and Ph.D. at American University. From there he be- came Supervising Clinical Psychologist on the Balti- more County Board of Education, Director of Special Education at Dillard University in New Orleans, assis- tant professor of psychology and General Counselor at the University of Hawaii, Chairman of the Gradu- ate Department in Psychology at MacMurray College, visiting professor at Johns Hopkins University, Re- search Psychologist at Spring Grove State Hospital in Satonsville, Maryland, and now he is professor and Chairman of the Psychology Department at the Uni- versity of Tampa. His honorary positions are many. While at the Uni- versity of Hawaii, he was made General Coordinator of the Teachers College, and president of the Ameri- can Association of University Professors. He is now vice-president of AAUP. He was named a Fellow of the Maryland Psychological Association, and the In- ternational Council of Psychologists. He has been certified as a psychologist in the State of Florida. He is listed in Who's Who in Men of Science. He was founder and faculty advisor of Psi Chi at MacMurray College and Tampa U. His research project, Effects of Thorazine on Social, Emotional and Intellectual Functioning of Catatonic Schizophrenics was pub- lished by the American Psychological Association in 1957. In addition, he has contributed to American Journal Mental Deficiency, Psychological Reports, Journal of Psychological Studies, Journal of Clinical Psychology and others. It is with great pride and affection that we, the stu- dents, dedicate the 1967 Moroccan to you . . . DR. CURTIS A. GILGASH