University of Tennessee Chattanooga - Moccasin Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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I-IRTS Masler ol Educalion degree. Also many Liberal Arfs grad- uales Ialce maiors in Applied Aris deparlmenis especially Economics, Educalion and Psychology. All curricula in Jrhe College of Applied Arls are pre- Xi. scribed in much more Than in Ihe College ol Liberal Aris. However, Ihere is a definire policy of developing all Ap- plied Arls programs wilh a heallhy and well-balanced core of Liberal sludies from 'rhe Liberal and Fine Arls divisions and scholarship siandards are mainlained al' Jrhe same levels as elsewhere in lhe UniversiIy's work. lvlosr of The Freshman and Sophomore years are devoied 'ro founda- lional courses in Liberal Sfudies. Exisfing curricula in Applied Arls are rooied in 'rhe needs oi 'rhe Challanooga area and olhers will be added Irom lime Io lime only as iuslilied by local area demand. There is every reason 'Io assume Ihar in 'rhe Iuiure growlh of The Universily Ihe College ol Applied Arls will hold a sirong posiiion, Founders Hall l JEAN GILLIS JACOBS MARGARET EVANS THOMAS B.S., M.A. A.B. Asst. Professor of Physical lnsirucfor in Physical Educaiion Education and Healfh JAMES H. COOLEY JAMES BARBER FOXWORTH GEORGIA LAXSON BELL B.B.A., M.S.R. B.B.A., M.B.A., C.P.A. NORBERT KOCH B.S., M.S. SARAH PHILLIPS Insfrucior in Economics and Insfrucfor in Economics and B.Ed., M.5., Ed.D. Associaie Professor of Home A.B., M.A. Commerce Commerce Associafe Professor of Engineering Economics Assf. Professor of Commerce 25

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GULLEGEOFAPPLIED The College of Applied Arts includes deparTmenTs which have a sTrong vocational or professional obiecTive and offers a dozen curricula leading To The degree oi IviasTer of Arts. One group of programs is related To busi- ness and Technical accounTing, retailing, secretarial admin- isiration, industrial engineering and engineering physics. A second group is related To educational, social and home occupaTions and includes elemenTary and secondary school Teaching, home economics, psychology, social work and physical educaTion, In addiTion To These an Army ArTiI- Iery ROTC uniT is available To all men in The University and approximaTely forty percenT of all male students are Tak- ing courses leading To reserve officer commissions, Much l OT These programs is also made available in The evening college curriculum and many Applied ArTs sTudenTs secure degrees by sTudy in evening college and The summer ses- sion. The largest group of graduate students are enrolled PAUL L. PALMER. A.B., A.M. . . . . Dean' College gf Appgged Ad, and profem, of Educayion, in advanced courses in Educahon as candidates for The lllil ANDREW CECIL MOORE WILLIAM P. O'BRIEN ANDREW JOHN NARDO Associate Protessor of Phy- Assistant Coach Assistant Professor of Phy- sical Education. B.S. Uni- sical Education. A.8. Uni- versity of Georgia versity of Chattanooga. M.A. Columbia University ARTHUR G. VIETH WILLIAM HINTON WESSON, JR. DANIEL ALBERT PRESTON MARY B. DALTON ULREY KAULBACH WILSON A.B., M.A., Ph.D. B.S, Ph.D. B.S., M.S. A.B., M.A., Ed.D. A.B., MA. Associate Professor of Economics Professor of Economics and Asst, Professor of Economics a Associate Professor of Education Asst, Professor of Psychology and Commerce Commerce Commerce 24

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COLLEGE DF FINE ARTS l i l HAROLD CADEK Dean, College of Fine Arfs and Professor of Piano and Violon- cello. The College ol Fine Arls consisls of lhree de- parlmenls: Ari' and Design, Drama and Speech, and Music. The primary aim of These deparlmenls is 'ro offer syslemalic inslruclion in rhe lheory, hislory ancl slcills required ro fully undersland and appreciale lhe line aris, Individual sludenls inleresied in enlering The leaching field or capable ol becoming profes- sional arlisls are olllered special Training designed lo develop fheir lalenls lo lhe ulmosl possible de- gree. ln acldirion lo lhe regular courses, numerous cam- pus group aclivilies serve lo srimulale a lively in- leresl in lhe arls. Sludenl arf exhibils, plays, orches- lra, band and glee club oFler praclical experience and valuable moiivalion. An imporlanl lunclion ol a College of Fine Arls in an urban universiry is ro help lhe communily develop a comprehensive arl program. This special purpose is ideally illuslraled in lhe many acliviiies ol s+a1CF members oi The local College ol Fine Arls. Mosi ol The major cullural proiecls in lhe lield ol fine arls in our communily are direclecl by members ol 'lhe lacully or receive close cooperaling supporl. ISA MclLWRAlTH ARTHUR PLETTNER A.B., M,A., A.A.G.O. Mus. Bac., Mus. Doc. Associafe Professor of Music, Universily Juilliard Professor of Music Organisl and Choirmasfer D OTHY HACKETT WARD GAIL S. HAMMOND OR A.B. M.F.A GEORGE CRESS ELLWOOD D RUSHWO JAMES OSCAR MILLER B.A.E., M.A.E. Assislanl Professor ofiDramalics B.F.A., M.F.A. B.S. in P.S.M Professor of Voice Assislanf Professor of Arl and Speech Assisfanl' Professor of Arf Music Educahon