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Business Division Row 1: L. Mudge, O. Woodward, H. Rohrer, V. Storli, V. Jepsen. Row 2: P. Pierson, M. Fisk, D. Halper, C. Tidyman, G. Mullenix, W. Parker. The goal of the Business Division is to prepare students for positions in the business field and for teaching in secondary level schools. It offers Bachelor of Science degree programs in accounting, business administration and marketing and a Bachelor of Arts degree in secretarial administration, in general business and in the credential field of special, junior high and general secondary teaching. The Master of Science degree is offered to provide advanced training in business and management. The Master of Arts degree adds to the training of student teachers who will one day instruct in secondary schools and junior colleges. The division sponsors three honorary clubs, the American Marketing Association, Pi Omega Pi, business education, and Alpha Kappa Psi, the national business fraternity for men. Division Chairman is Dr. McKee Fisk. B. Hall, W. Lirzinger, R. Carr, R. Hampton, H. Sherman, P. Biesiot. I'll proof read it just once more. Row 1: W. Wayne, E. McCullough, W. Parker. Row 2: M. Sherr, W. Brooks, E. Austin.
Yearbook Title | 1959 1959 Campus. Fresno State College, Fresno, California. |
Date Published | 1959 |
Organization | Issued by Associated Students of Fresno State Normal School, June 1912-1921; Associated Students of State Teachers and Junior College of Fresno, June 1921; Associated Students of Fresno State College, 1922-1971; Alumni Association of California State University, Fresno, 1976-1991. |
Location | Fresno, CA |
Transcript | Business Division Row 1: L. Mudge, O. Woodward, H. Rohrer, V. Storli, V. Jepsen. Row 2: P. Pierson, M. Fisk, D. Halper, C. Tidyman, G. Mullenix, W. Parker. The goal of the Business Division is to prepare students for positions in the business field and for teaching in secondary level schools. It offers Bachelor of Science degree programs in accounting, business administration and marketing and a Bachelor of Arts degree in secretarial administration, in general business and in the credential field of special, junior high and general secondary teaching. The Master of Science degree is offered to provide advanced training in business and management. The Master of Arts degree adds to the training of student teachers who will one day instruct in secondary schools and junior colleges. The division sponsors three honorary clubs, the American Marketing Association, Pi Omega Pi, business education, and Alpha Kappa Psi, the national business fraternity for men. Division Chairman is Dr. McKee Fisk. B. Hall, W. Lirzinger, R. Carr, R. Hampton, H. Sherman, P. Biesiot. I'll proof read it just once more. Row 1: W. Wayne, E. McCullough, W. Parker. Row 2: M. Sherr, W. Brooks, E. Austin. |
Source | Credits: James Dunaway, editor; Gina Jett, Janett Matzek, associate editors; Nadine Adams, Beverly Francisco, Jack Halseth, Viola Meier, Dick Reichel, Patricia Ryan, Carol Sheldon, Barbara Wait, section editors; JoAnne Cowan, Bunny Creagh, art staff; Pete Arnold, Carl Crawford, James Minter, James Williams, photography staff; Robert Byrd, Ronald Byrd, Peggy Chinn, Carol Gregg, Jerry Rossiter, staff members; Arthur Margosian, Edward Piston, advisors. |
Rights | Published by Yearbooks Incorporated, Monrovia, California. Photography, Paulo Takahashi; Senior Pictures, Carl Claspill; Covers, S.K. Smith Co. |
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