University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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. 5 Siu- 'fi -11 Office machines classes give students a working knowledge of calculators and other business equipment. Business departments add programs A maior in marketing leading to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree was initiated in the Business Administration Department. New courses are Human Relations in Formal Or- ganizations, Marketing Research, Traffic Manage- ment, and Economics for Elementary Teachers. Returning to the faculty and named chairman of the accounting department is C. A. Hamilton. A new program in business education enables stu- dents to select one or two undergraduate maiors in business education. Now, students may be certified under plan one, a comprehensive secretarial admini- stration program or under plan two, a basic business education program. Both programs lead to the Bach- elor of Science Degree in Education. Since shorthand is not required under plan two, BUSINESS ADM., ECON. J. Conrad Carroll, PhD Dean, College of Business Adm. E. T. Bridgers, MBA Visiting Instructor Gordon Dodson, MBA Assistant Professor Loren Guffey, PhD Professor of Econ. Larry Magness, MBA Instructor Frank McAlister, MA Assistant Professor Homer Saunders, MBA Assistant Professor Jim Southerland, MBA Instructor Riggs Tucker, MS Asst. Prof. of Econ. R. E. Westmeyer, PhD Carmichael Professor of Economics

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Xi! 'gil hospital administration, and other therapy fields. Dr. Jasper L. McPhail was named director of the newly organized School of Health Sciences. Students in the school will earn the Bachelor of Science degree in the area of specialization they select. Programs are in progress with the coordination of the facilities and instructors of the Baptist Medical Center. Health Science faculty not pictured include: Oleta Copeland, Instructor, Radiologic Technology, Mrs. Peggy Echols, Assistant Professor, Radiologic Technolo9Y1 Dr. William Harville, Associate Profes- sor, Director, Medical Technolo9Y: and Mrs. Jan Wor- nock, Instructor, Medical Technology. Early realization of disabilities gives better treatment possi- bilities to patients. Newly acquired motor skills are used by some patients for rec- reational activities. we

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'Y xxqixs fl -vs ff!!! Sample problems prepare students for the work they will do in the business this program is expected to attract a number of male students. Business education department attended the 48th annual convention of the Southern Business Education Association in Biloxi, Mississippi in November. New courses in Business Education are Princi- ACCOUNTING Clarence Hamilton, MBA, CPA Associate Professor Chm., Dept. of Accounting Owen Moseley, MBA, CPA Instructor Max Stacy, MBA, CPA Assistant Professor Curtis Terrell, MBA, CPA Associate Professor Joe Zug, MBA Instructor BUSINESS EDUC. Larry D. Coleman, EdD Professor, Chm. Dept. of Business Education Frederick Basco, MS Associate Professor Carlysle Ellis, MA Instructor Carra Nell Tilley, MSE Assistant Professor world. ples and Problems of Vocational Business Education, Methods and Materials in Vocational Business and Of- fice Education, Curriculum and Supervision in Voca- tional Business and Office Education, and Basic Prac- tices in Coordinating Vocational Business and Office Education Programs.