University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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ttHow has UW-Stout assisted you in meeting your goals, your completed searchiw Robert Evans, History 13th Year Chairman of the Social Science Depart- ment Chairman of Stoutls Faculty Senate Faculty Advisor for the Stout Student Assoeiation tSSAl and the Student Senate Chairman of the Stout Foundation Scholarship Committee Co-Director of the University Speakers Series Commission Charles Krueger, Industrial Management 25th Year 15 Years Teaching Ranging from Architectural Design, drafting and production management, organiza- tional leadership and principles of management Teacher of the Year - Twice Consultant to over 400 Organizations Stout Committee Membership and the Menomonie Community as well Dwain P. Mintz, Health and Basketball Coach 23rd Year Three time Basketball Coach of the Year NAIA District Coach of the Year National Tournament Participant Three Conference Championships Second Best Record in the Conference Eight Times Donald E. Osegard Admissions Director 24th Year Chairman of the Wisconsin Admissions Policies and Practices Committee UW-System Admissions Directors Member National Association of Foreign Students Affairs Member Wisconsin Association for Student Affairs Member National Association of College Admis- sions Counselors Member Stout has offered me opportunities to share my convictions about the importance of study of the past with students who might not otherwise have much inclination to think that what happened yesterday has relevance for today and tomorrow. UW- Stout has generously given me those opportunities. There is great satisfaction in seeing students come to recognize that history extends our experience and thereby broadens our perceptives on the present and stimulates our hopes and dreams for the future? ltStout has an environment that has helped me improve my teaching and research abilities. HStout has offered me the opportunity to recruit some of the finest youth in the country. Stout has also provided a challenge in the classroom to improve the quality of life for our studentsfl ttStout has offered me the opportunity to work with people from all parts of the world. This has broadened my belief that people are much more alike than they are different. r

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School of Industry and Technology Business Row One L-R: Robert Behling, Tim Peterson, Maureen Munger, Gail Wal- bert, Elaine Fitzgerald, Bruce Siebold. Row Two: Stanley Johnson, Wayne Nero, Joe Maglio, Al Curry, George Morrison. The School of Industry and Tech- nology at UW - Stout provides a curriculum that is based on the technology of today and the future. It is one of the oldest, one of the largest, and one of the best in the nation. The School of Industry and Tech- nology enrolls approximately 3,000 students in its graduate and under- graduate programs. The undergraduate programs are General Business Admin- istration, Industrial Education, Indus- trial Technology, Marketing and Dis- tributive Education, and Vocational Education. Each program gives students the opportunity to concentrate their studies in a specific area. The School uses a hands-on approach to enable students to respond to the intellectual demands of modern society. The faculty of the School of Industry and Technology are among the finest in their fields. The one to one relationship that the faculty members try to obtain provide an atmosphere that enables students to achieve their goals. Energy and Transportation Row One L-R: Dr. Joe Rinck, Dr. Thomas Baldwin, Edward Morical, Dr. James Collier. Row Two: Larry Laird, Dr. Jack Sampson, Dr. Bob Spinti, Dr. Doanld Olson, Dr. Jonas Amoapim, Rabee Koudmani.