University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Under the guidance of Professor Eugene T. Sweeney, the Political Science Club is dedicated to a study of contemporary political thought and action. At regular meetings, members develop their skills in the use of Parliamentary Procedure, They participate in the Con- necticut lntercollegiate State Legislature, Current Affairs fFront Rowj Mr. Sweeney, T. Hasler, D. Ransom, R. Smith, B. Marier, F. Shores. CSecond Rowj L. Schultz, E. Hamm, R. Pawlicki, P, Holmes, I N Q ,..t ,.,. . Panels, the Foreign Policy Association, the Collegiate Council for the United Nations, and the Association of International Relations Clubs. A special proiect for the club this year was the promotion of the Keller Lecture Series. The title of Hillyer Queen was won this fall by the Political Science Club's candidate, Miss Harriet Stone. J. Fay, E. Murtha, P. Butler. fBack Rowj N. Carbone, D. Kupec, K. Sall-ca. Cf? fFront Rowj E. Orzech, S. Weise, M. Panagiotou, R. Peters, R. Larabee, M. Drag, fSecond Rowj N. Noyes, F. Zciac, C. Valinskus, P. Dawi- PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY For students especially interested in' the study of human behavior, the Psychology Society provided op- portunities for practical experience in various problems of psychology. The special activities of the club this year included field trips to the Mansfield, Norwich, and Middletown State Hospitals, co-sponsorship of the lecture by Dr. Jersild on child psychology, and sending a dele- dowicz, B. Just, S. Ebb, J. Kabai. fBock Rowb C. Sidwoy, D. Vale, H. Sinclair, R. Pawlicki, E. Kaftanowicz. gation to the Eastern Psychological Association conven- tion in New York City. The members often benefit from lectures and discussions directed by Drs. Komisar, Leon- hardt, and Streitfeld of our own psychology depart- ment. Under the guidance of Dr. Komisar, the Psychology Society has become one of our largest and most active student organizations. . . - , -'- ,-4.1 . .....,.... .7 .-- - .- si- . ' ' - - :. caanz' 'W 'f:-4 -.'1 'A '- F---- ' -:?:'E::1, .1.:.Qz:321L:15''WN' 'E2I'-7-7-LiL1VSrZ'z??:'P'1-i'::riff-:i1?27?'E'Ifff'f'-iii: 'HQ 4.if.E:Jih2 Q:L.ai1::a:iJ-LIME-'V' ' -1' Y 'g ad x32T ' 5 ' TTATTJ 'T-'gh YAY, .q...,.,,, , . .. . ,....,-..,....,, ,., ,.,. - , . .