University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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ABOVE LEFT, Nursing student, Oliver Dziwoki shows off his head gear. ABOVE RIGHT, Studying - always a major aspect in Chapman Hall. ABOVE, Students being shown how closed circut television can be utilized. RIGHT, Class participation is always useful. RIGHT BOTTOM, FSA---Future Surgeons of America?

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ARTS A D SCIENCES BELOW, Dean Edwin B. Strong. RIGHT, Associate Dean Renee Kogel. , 1. f Items, .X N ister Z The Harry Kendall College of Arts and Sciences is the largest individual college of the University. Arts and Sci- ences' enrollment is down and according to Dr. Renee Kogel, associate dean, the administration does not expect enrollment to increase next year. There is no long range planning committee within the college to deal with en- rollment figures and new programs. A new medical re- cords program will be instituted in the fall of 1977. Dr. Kogel and Wennette Pegues, assistant to Dean Edwin Strong, are new additions to the staff of the college. Ms. Pegues acts as advisor to students, acting as intermediary between a particular student and a department. She wants to make the four years in school as fruitful and pleasant as possible for a student. Dr. Kogel is responsible for all curriculum and program planning, advising, catalog prep- aration, special programs and scheduling. Generally students are going to the fields of business and engineering where the employment picture is brighter. This is one of the topics discussed in john Schaberg's article on the Religion Department, highlighting one of the integral parts of Arts and Sciences. Q!