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ScAool o£ Su&faete
According to Dr. McKee Fisk, dean of the School of
Business, putting into operation the four new departments created under the University Plan was
the biggest job of the past two semesters. These divisions are somewhat unique at FSC in that the
school's majors take classes in each of the departments to acquire the broad education required for
most areas of business. The main reason for the organization of the school into an accounting and
quantitative studies department, a finance and industry department, an office administration department, and a management and marketing department, is to divide the large faculty into smaller
groups to increase efficiency.
A familiar sight in any business school is a group of students working busily
in a room full of typewriters, and the FSC School of Business is no exception.
Professor Helen F. Rohrer's typing class hurriedly finishes an assignment for
a timed writing test.
Students in a statistics
lab, which is offered by
the business administration department,
figure problems given
to them by the instructor, Stemmler.
The administration of the School of Business is the responsibility of these four
department chairmen and Dean McKee Fisk, who are discussing the possibility
of changes in the curriculum schedule. Seated (L-R) are Chairman Helen F.
Rohrer of the Department of Office Administration, Dr. Fisk, Chairman Clayton
R. Tidyman of the Department of Accounting and Quantitative Studies, Chairman Robert A. Carr of the Department of Finance and Industry, and Chairman
Donald G. Halper of the Department of Management and Marketing.
Yd
' i .. iiiifllf ill
mS
40
| Yearbook Title | 1966 Campus - Fresno State College |
| Date Published | 1966 |
| 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 |
| Source | Credits: Murosako Studios, Tidyman Studios, Dave Allen, Alan Beymer, Phil Clayton, Bob Crispin, Gary Daloyan, Frank Fieszel, Vivian Hunnicutt, Ryan Marty, Kako Murosako, Fred Tidyman |
| Rights | Published by the Associated Student Body, Fresno State College, Fresno, California, Volume 61 |
| Yearbook Title | 1966 Campus - Fresno State College |
| Date Published | 1966 |
| 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 | ScAool o£ Su&faete According to Dr. McKee Fisk, dean of the School of Business, putting into operation the four new departments created under the University Plan was the biggest job of the past two semesters. These divisions are somewhat unique at FSC in that the school's majors take classes in each of the departments to acquire the broad education required for most areas of business. The main reason for the organization of the school into an accounting and quantitative studies department, a finance and industry department, an office administration department, and a management and marketing department, is to divide the large faculty into smaller groups to increase efficiency. A familiar sight in any business school is a group of students working busily in a room full of typewriters, and the FSC School of Business is no exception. Professor Helen F. Rohrer's typing class hurriedly finishes an assignment for a timed writing test. Students in a statistics lab, which is offered by the business administration department, figure problems given to them by the instructor, Stemmler. The administration of the School of Business is the responsibility of these four department chairmen and Dean McKee Fisk, who are discussing the possibility of changes in the curriculum schedule. Seated (L-R) are Chairman Helen F. Rohrer of the Department of Office Administration, Dr. Fisk, Chairman Clayton R. Tidyman of the Department of Accounting and Quantitative Studies, Chairman Robert A. Carr of the Department of Finance and Industry, and Chairman Donald G. Halper of the Department of Management and Marketing. Yd ' i .. iiiifllf ill mS 40 |
| Source | Credits: Murosako Studios, Tidyman Studios, Dave Allen, Alan Beymer, Phil Clayton, Bob Crispin, Gary Daloyan, Frank Fieszel, Vivian Hunnicutt, Ryan Marty, Kako Murosako, Fred Tidyman |
| Rights | Published by the Associated Student Body, Fresno State College, Fresno, California, Volume 61 |
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