Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Dr. jack D. Heysinger, Dean of th Business qfers twogfear degree along with jburgfear Tl1e College ol' Business Administration and Industry, headed by Dean Jack Heysinger, has as its priniary objective the training of students lor participation in business and community life and to equip students with the fundamental business skills ol the business process. The curricula of the College lead to the de- grees ol Bachelor of Business ,Xdministration and Bachelor ol' Science in Business ,Xdministration Fields ol specialization include accounting, eco- nomies, management, marketing, retailing, sec- retarial training, and transportation. In addi- tion to the regular four-year Courses, a two-year program in secretarial training is provided. e College of Business Administra tion me s 1 ef- ' a T at ' ' 5 V5 gy ' .3 I Val 1 , 1 t. . if A - A f' ii 2 il . , , S 3 9 s , i .4 I . f K 'i N 1' '-in I 'W' if Sx ' ' we 2 V l A l'i' 13 l.i..f-. a t i . X. .. W .y j 'L 'CT-Aft' H . ' ig, -f.gfvjVi1if1w: ' ' ' W M qtig.5Ls.k.f a y-,, i bf , -t Q: I 1' 's . ' f' ' . ' J 'fd . . . . . . ty g XN t . , liave Ricketts, Chairman of the Department of Secretarial Training Dr. Arthur YVichmann, Chairman of the Department of Economics Dr. Lawrence M. Jones, Chairman o of Administration M95 Dr. William F. Crum, Chairman of the Department of Accounting f the Department diff .ani if,

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Logopedics branches out in research, training, services The Institute ol Ilogopedics was founded by Dr. Martin F. Palmer in 1934. Dr. Palmer has been the direc- tor of the Institute since then. Dr. Palmer and his staff have brought services to many thousands of children and adults from all over the United States, as well as foreign countries. Majors in Logopedics are offered at the University of IVichita, and B.,-X., MA., and Ph.D. degrees are now of- fered also. Blind children, as well as cerebral palsied children are now given special guidance at the Institute, one of the few in the United States. Clinical services, professional train- ing, and research are integrated in the Institute's program. Many of the techniques in use throughout the field today were dis- covered and developed by Dr. Palmer and his staff. L-.0-,, Dr. Martin F. Palmer Director of the Institute of Logopedics Trained specialists help and guide each child. .F T' , fr e , swf 4, z Wx pw. Blind children are aided by new techniques which are being developed.

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V , I ',5gv1ef-'I Dr. jackson O. Powell, Dean of the College of Education Dr. Kenneth N. Nickel, Acting Dean of the College of Education A. D. Cox, Acting Chairman of the Department of Industrial Arts ,av Dr. Robert Recreation ff'-, ' Education qfers variety qt courses to future teachers The principal purpose of the College of Edu- cation, guided by Dean Jackson O. Powell, is to provide training for elementary and secondary teachers. Wfithin the college, programs are available leading to the baccalaureate degree and to state teachers' certificates at either the elementary or secondary level. The college oFfers course sequences leading to the Master of Arts in Education, the Master of Education, and the Master of Science Education degrees, also. .MEN .fw- M. Holmer, Chairman of Health, Physical Education, and fgjf. sa I 7 , . f i 5? . ' f 2 V Q., ' A, , 4 . , V Q fi E325 25 3 318. i E Q lr 1 : Q qi S xiii 5 . ?