University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Di. (« irgc Dtnemark. Dean ASSOCIATE A ASSIST M DEANS I tank M Hmumrlnunn AuoiliK Dean I Ac ting Dean flrit wmctterj William Jenkins Avvxlate Dean Wctlry J. M tMM AvUUanl Dean John M. Slillinun Assistant to Dean DIRECTORS AND CHAIRMEN Cciald T Gleason Ducetoi of Research W illard J Brandt - Director of In-ScrvKe A E tcnvon I ducatwn Willard I Leeds Director of International Education A Ptoftam Richard L. Hart - Chairman of Curriculum A Instruction Roper C. Seaper Chairman of Educational Administration Supervision (•corps; I'lilip Chairman of Educational INychotopy James L. Olson Actinp Chairman of I xccptional ( ducation I Jt abclh A. Lu«l tp - Chairman of Physical Education Thomas Walton Chaitman of Social A Philosophical I oundations of I ducation The mam purpose of the School of Education is the preparation of the teachers of the future. It is in this school that the groundwork is laid for the education of coming generations: therefore constant innovation and progress are strongly noyrf. Programs of study are offered which lead to Bachelor of Science degrees and teacher certificates. as well as courses in allied fields of education such as occupational therapy. Graduate studies are offered in many fields, with plans for more to be added in the future.

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COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMF NT CIIAIKMt N James M Silvrrtcrp Anthropology Jock Washerman Art History Philip Whitford BoUR) Lowell W. Babe Chemistry Maty Ann Burnt ClMkt Rusted E. Dummy Comparative Literature Richard W Perlman Iconomus Gareth W. Dunlmvy I npltsh William MiR-Bam I rcntli Italian Paul F. Lydolph Geography Grepory Mursky Geology Gerhard Kautchcr - German Alan D. Corre Hebrew Studies I rede rick Olson - History Kenneth G. lohnsen Journalism Keith W Pervival linyulslKt Robert I Roeminp L inputfe l.aboratoiwi I rederkk Bapcmihl - Mathematic Edward A (llrjcc Medical Technology James M. Martin - Physics Wilder k Crane. Jr. - Political Science Richard W. Fell Philosophy Allan Baron P chokip Rohert I Rocminp. Ac imp Chairman Static Lanpuapvs (Quentin I . Schenk Social Welfare llupo I) I njrclnunn Sociology Ph-rTe L- I liman Spanish and Portuguese Melvin II. Miller Speech Henry J. Schmandl - I'rban A Ham Ndon D. Warner - oology AJsSOClAl I 1)1 ANS Merhn L. Ilayrv - Associate Dean I upcnc I Norwood Associate Dean I lie Schenker Associate Dean Willum L Wallers - Atsociatc Dean Chariot F Tseining Assistant Dean Dr. Roy I ranett. Dean 33

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SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS ASSISTANT DT AN Burton L Poltemrld IHI'AKTMI NT CTUIRMIS Howard Sdirocdtcr Department of Art and Art Education Myron H Node! Department of Dane LcRoy W Duniclt De-par intent of MutR Corliv I . I'htlliituiuiii Department of Theatre Arte Dr. Adolph A. Suppan. Dean The School of Fine Arts offers curriculums in art. dance, music, music therapy and theatre arts for preparation of a professional career or for teaching on the elementary, secondary, or college level. In addition, a curriculum in fine arts — an inter-arts major is offered, with courses chosen from three of the four departments. A unique addition to the Fine Arts program is the Artists-in-Kcsidcnce program and Arts Festival. This enables students in the fine arts to enroll in credit courses offered by distinguished visiting artists-in-residcnce representing varied fine arts and performing arts fields. The artists not only teach courses but also participate in the Summer Arts Festivals which feature round-table discussions, lectures, concerts. dance recitals, theatre, and film scries. ?s ■■