Widener University - Pioneer Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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X William Wallace Fairweather Jr .-F l l 2 r 1 l l if i li Q 9 E a 1- 1 i Dr. Allen A. Smith Dr. Mary A. Clausen a W1 4-W Qi Dr. William RF. Dr, H Dr. Richard T. St. John Dr. Julian C. Skaggs 25

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viz Q rssss. gg A... A Dr. Annette Kapelski Learning Center A scientific approach to build society 24 r Dr. Angus Neaves, the Dean of Arts and Sciences, views this center as in- strumental in giving the Widener stu- dent a good foundation for educationg not only in the four years in which stu- dents are enrolled in college, but for the rest of their lives. He feels that students should not view the arts and science re- quirements as unnecessary, but rather as a tool and a broadening experience which enables them to communicate more effectively in their careers. Originally from Scotland, Dean Neaves studied at St. Andrews Univer- sity receiving both his undergraduate Dr. Angus Neaves and graduate degrees at this institution. He came to the U.S.A. in 1957 and was teaching during the evening at Wllanova and other area colleges while working during the day. In 1969 he came to Widener. He also works as a research scientist at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. According to Dr. Neaves there will be an expansion in the area of computer sciences eventually leading to a com- puter science major. The communica- tions curriculum will also be expanded, however there are no present plans to offer this subject as a major. Dr. Robert S. Gioggia

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