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Association of Gradllate Schools, the Council of Graduate Schools' in the United
States :ll)d rhe Amcricau ssociation of Colleges for Teacher • ducadon. Other
ncctcditadons, ccroficated memberships, and accrediting ~uganizations follow .
.Busi11css_ American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business
Chemistry - ··---··-----------·------.American Chemical Society
Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical) ______ Enginc.cring Council f >r.
Professional Development
Health Science (Snnitarian) ·------·----··· --·······-····-State Department of Public Health
j ourn3lism (News- •ditorial) ______ ___ _____ American Council of Educarion for
Journalism
Music ...... ·····-·······--·····-········ ······· ····- National Association of Schools of Music
Nursing_·······-··-··········----------------·--·National League for Nursing
Social Work ·····--·············---····· ..... Accreditation by the Council on Social Work
Education; and undergraduate and graduate
membersh ip in the Council
BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES
l' l"CSIW Smtc College is locnred at Cedar and Shaw A\·enucs in the n l'thcasl
secrion of the City of Fresno. Jrs 1410 acres provide for the expansion of facilities
11eccssirarcd by a conrinua.lly increasing cnrollmcnr. \ i\lhen the Shaw venue
locari·on was first occupied, during rhc 1953- 54 academic yc~t', rhcrc were only
four comp.leted buildinb'll on what was then an 880-acrc sire. Ten years later, in
!963-64, major !millings on campus included administration, agricultural cia -
room, agricu l ~ural mechnnics, home econo111ics, bookstore, business, afetcria, education-
psychology, engineering, ho111e managc111enr cottage, industrial arts, libr:n·y,
gymnflsiums f r men \11ld women, music science, social science peech arts, student
hcnlth scl'vicc and the first residence halls. Srudcnt adminL~rrarion, residence hall
common. , classroom buildings, and office buildings arc more recent addirions. T he
two-year old rhrcc-scory college un ion, the adjoining new boolcstore, and the
adjaccnc free spet>ch :~rea ha1rc become the center of student life :-ts well as of the
campus. new art building of contclllporar)' de ign, providing much-needed
space and faci lirills, will be in usc before the fall of 197 J. There arc nvw more
rhan 45 buildings in service. Plans for rhe future inclu lc cast campus residence
h:dls, additions to rhc business, engineering, health center, :md science faciliri~,
as well as a new residence hall dining area.
The buildings nrc in a setting of colorful tr · ·, shruhbery, flowers, and lnwns.
t rce-Ji11ed amphitheater accommodates commencements, convocations, and other
large assemblages. memorial court :lllrl fountain and the free speech area, cen-tra
lly located, contribute both to the functions :md atmosphere of rhc college.
A college farm operated by the School of Agricu ltural Sciences has more than
34 srrucrurcs and is considered one of the most modern and best equipped agricultural
plants in tho west. The properties of rhc college also include the R:ttcliffc
Stadium :md rhc Univcr icy A venue Extension enter, both off-campus.
LIBRARY
The College Library is ho used in a bui lding completed in 1965. I rs n~suurccs
include 313,000 carnl()ged volumes, '128,000 govcrnlllcn publications, 35,000 pamphlets,
38.000 mops, 26,000 picmres and prints, and over 3 600 periodical~ arc received
n subscripriqn. Spccinl t;ollcction~ indude the Roy ]. vVoodward Mcm(lrial
Librar)' of Californinnn and the College rchivcs. The usic Library has over
19,000 plwnodis • and tapes. The J.ibxnry building accommodates 1,2 18 reader ·.
All students hal'e free access to rhc resources of the Library. Professional librarians
arc available to assisr swdenrs in their usc of librnry materia ls. The Library is
pen cight)r-thrc.e hours a week, du1·ing hours posted 3t the cm;rance tO the
building.
Object Description
| Title | 1971-72 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1971-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 015 |
| Full Text Search | 15 Association of Gradllate Schools, the Council of Graduate Schools' in the United States :ll)d rhe Amcricau ssociation of Colleges for Teacher • ducadon. Other ncctcditadons, ccroficated memberships, and accrediting ~uganizations follow . .Busi11css_ American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business Chemistry - ··---··-----------·------.American Chemical Society Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical) ______ Enginc.cring Council f >r. Professional Development Health Science (Snnitarian) ·------·----··· --·······-····-State Department of Public Health j ourn3lism (News- •ditorial) ______ ___ _____ American Council of Educarion for Journalism Music ...... ·····-·······--·····-········ ······· ····- National Association of Schools of Music Nursing_·······-··-··········----------------·--·National League for Nursing Social Work ·····--·············---····· ..... Accreditation by the Council on Social Work Education; and undergraduate and graduate membersh ip in the Council BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES l' l"CSIW Smtc College is locnred at Cedar and Shaw A\·enucs in the n l'thcasl secrion of the City of Fresno. Jrs 1410 acres provide for the expansion of facilities 11eccssirarcd by a conrinua.lly increasing cnrollmcnr. \ i\lhen the Shaw venue locari·on was first occupied, during rhc 1953- 54 academic yc~t', rhcrc were only four comp.leted buildinb'll on what was then an 880-acrc sire. Ten years later, in !963-64, major !millings on campus included administration, agricultural cia - room, agricu l ~ural mechnnics, home econo111ics, bookstore, business, afetcria, education- psychology, engineering, ho111e managc111enr cottage, industrial arts, libr:n·y, gymnflsiums f r men \11ld women, music science, social science peech arts, student hcnlth scl'vicc and the first residence halls. Srudcnt adminL~rrarion, residence hall common. , classroom buildings, and office buildings arc more recent addirions. T he two-year old rhrcc-scory college un ion, the adjoining new boolcstore, and the adjaccnc free spet>ch :~rea ha1rc become the center of student life :-ts well as of the campus. new art building of contclllporar)' de ign, providing much-needed space and faci lirills, will be in usc before the fall of 197 J. There arc nvw more rhan 45 buildings in service. Plans for rhe future inclu lc cast campus residence h:dls, additions to rhc business, engineering, health center, :md science faciliri~, as well as a new residence hall dining area. The buildings nrc in a setting of colorful tr · ·, shruhbery, flowers, and lnwns. t rce-Ji11ed amphitheater accommodates commencements, convocations, and other large assemblages. memorial court :lllrl fountain and the free speech area, cen-tra lly located, contribute both to the functions :md atmosphere of rhc college. A college farm operated by the School of Agricu ltural Sciences has more than 34 srrucrurcs and is considered one of the most modern and best equipped agricultural plants in tho west. The properties of rhc college also include the R:ttcliffc Stadium :md rhc Univcr icy A venue Extension enter, both off-campus. LIBRARY The College Library is ho used in a bui lding completed in 1965. I rs n~suurccs include 313,000 carnl()ged volumes, '128,000 govcrnlllcn publications, 35,000 pamphlets, 38.000 mops, 26,000 picmres and prints, and over 3 600 periodical~ arc received n subscripriqn. Spccinl t;ollcction~ indude the Roy ]. vVoodward Mcm(lrial Librar)' of Californinnn and the College rchivcs. The usic Library has over 19,000 plwnodis • and tapes. The J.ibxnry building accommodates 1,2 18 reader ·. All students hal'e free access to rhc resources of the Library. Professional librarians arc available to assisr swdenrs in their usc of librnry materia ls. The Library is pen cight)r-thrc.e hours a week, du1·ing hours posted 3t the cm;rance tO the building. |
