University of Maryland Eastern Shore Campus - Hawk Yearbook (Princess Anne, MD)

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' THE CHANCELLOR ' S COMMENTARY In the A IMS OF ED UCA TION, A If red North Whitehead espoused a kind of utilitarian education that would combine the imaginative ideas of the liberal arts with the practical elements central to skills and occupations. The academic exercises of the intellect separated from the pressures, disappointments, and successes of daily work he believed, can become fruitless speculation. Similarly, work, no matter how skilled and specialized, eventually becomes dull, unfulfilling and devoid of meaning unless it is illumined by imagination, vision, and an understanding of its significance in the broaded world of life. In short, Whitehead subscribes to an educational curriculum that produces persons who possess both cultural and expert knowledge in some direction. The University of Maryland, Eastern Shore has pursued this noble purpose in its preparation of the Class of 1978. The task has been challenging, and we take pleasure in knowing that each of us — student and teacher — has grown as a result of the encounter. Dr. William P. Hytche

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