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PVOTOS COUPTfSY uc f CftMATlCN SFRVCfS ACADEMICS CHANGING TO MEET THE FUTURE Members of the Board of Trustees are appointed by the governor, one per year, and serve for nine years. This year the Board dealt with the tough issue of divestment of financial holdings and stocks with companies doing business with South Africa. The Board also appointed two new Vice Presidents. The Vice Presi- dents have no set term of office, and aid the Board with projects such as overhauling the budget, campus construction, parking problems, computerization, and a new telecommunications system for the Uni- versity. VICE PRESIDENTS 21
ACADEMICS CHANGING TO MEET THE FUTURE COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE The College of Applied Science offers programs in engineering technologies and related areas. It pre- pares students to become engineering technicians, engineering technologists and construction man- agers. The students have the opportunity to partici- pate in the co-op program, and in the past seven years, 95 percent of the graduates have found employment in their fields of study. Located in downtown Cincinnati, the college is only two miles from the University of Cincinnati main campus. However, plans have been discussed to move the College of Applied Science to the main campus in Clifton within the next few years. McMICKEN COLLEGE ARTS SCIENCES In October. 1985. an all-University faculty meeting s was held at UC to discuss the growing nationwide § sentiment of the importance of general education studies for all college majors. Dean William Dember nodded agreement with this current trend by ex- pressing his belief that general education require- ments should be spread out over the students' en- tire undergraduate curriculum rather than being contained, as is usual, to the first two years. The college provides the traditional Liberal Arts education to its own graduates, as well as a vast number of electives required by students in other fields of study. An Honors Program, available to ex- ceptionally qualified students, study quarters in dis- tant areas such as West Germany. Spain. France and Latin America, and a number of certificate of study programs are also provided by the college for interested students. Originally founded in 1859. A S currently offers over fifty fields of study leading to a certificate, undergraduate and or graduate degree. A few majors also participate in the University's Profession- al Practice Program. 22 OM
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