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faculty and ^Administration Snaps ♦ ♦ ♦
Student-faculty ^j-orunx
The Student-Faculty Forum offered a maximum
of thought provoking material to a minimum
of thinking students. Such topics as minority
discrimination; distortion and censorship of the
news by news media and by government agencies; and trends in the social, political and economic fields of the United States were brought
forth during the fall semester. It is hoped that
these discussions have aided FSC in its future
cultural and academic growth.
"Is America on a Dead End Road?" — this question was the
title of one of the Student-Faculty forums at .which (I. to r.)
Dr. Clair Nelsen, associate professor of social science, Robert
Latour, a graduate social science student, and Dr. Wayne
Colver, assistant professor of philosophy constituted the panel.
The forum program is expected to become bigger and run in
conjunction with the newly-formed Fresno State College
Cultural Activities Committee goal—more emphasis on culture
and academics.
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onference
The members of the panel (I. to r.) were Thomas Schumacher, public affairs representative, California Truck Owners' Association, representing business; W. T.
O'Rear, executive secretary. Central Labor Council of Fresno and Madera Counties,
representing labor; Harry Nordwick, managing editor, Madera News-Tribune,
moderator; Robert L. Shacklett, associate professor of physics, Fresno State College,
representing science; and Lloyd Dowler, dean of agriculture, Fresno State College,
representing agriculture.
^e^ldence 3{c&U faculty ©pen 3{ou*e
All administration, faculty and their staffs were invited to the
residence halls' Faculty Open-House which was held during the
Christmas season. The residence halls plan to establish this
open-house as an annual affair. All the halls were decorated
accordingly and refreshments were served to all visitors in
~rtoman Hall. Residence hall students planned the occasion and
guided tours in the halls.
The Newsman's Conference at Fresno State is a
bi-annual affair at which newspapermen gather
at the invitation of the journalism department
to discuss various editorial problems in publishing newspapers in the San Joaquin Valley.
Something different was added this year—representatives from the various big news sources
gathered to discuss how well the press covered
their particular fields.
Enjoying the refreshments and conversation at Homan Hall are: (I. to r.) Mrs.
Viola Van Zee from the Counseling Office, Mrs. Vivian Jordan, from the Placement Office, and Mrs. Kathryn Peters,
Head Resident of Homan Hall.
| Yearbook Title | 1960 The Campus. Fresno State College, Fresno, California |
| Date Published | 1960 |
| 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: Editor, Gina Jett; Professional Photogrphay: General Photography - Paulo Takahashi; Individual Portraits - Carl Claspill; Cover by S. K. Smith Co. |
| Rights | Published by Yearbooks, Inc. Monrovia, Calif. Fresno State College, Fresno, California. |
| Yearbook Title | 1960 The 1960 Campus. Fresno State College, Fresno, California |
| Date Published | 1960 |
| 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 | faculty and ^Administration Snaps ♦ ♦ ♦ Student-faculty ^j-orunx The Student-Faculty Forum offered a maximum of thought provoking material to a minimum of thinking students. Such topics as minority discrimination; distortion and censorship of the news by news media and by government agencies; and trends in the social, political and economic fields of the United States were brought forth during the fall semester. It is hoped that these discussions have aided FSC in its future cultural and academic growth. "Is America on a Dead End Road?" — this question was the title of one of the Student-Faculty forums at .which (I. to r.) Dr. Clair Nelsen, associate professor of social science, Robert Latour, a graduate social science student, and Dr. Wayne Colver, assistant professor of philosophy constituted the panel. The forum program is expected to become bigger and run in conjunction with the newly-formed Fresno State College Cultural Activities Committee goal—more emphasis on culture and academics. ^ eu?«)maM <5 e onference The members of the panel (I. to r.) were Thomas Schumacher, public affairs representative, California Truck Owners' Association, representing business; W. T. O'Rear, executive secretary. Central Labor Council of Fresno and Madera Counties, representing labor; Harry Nordwick, managing editor, Madera News-Tribune, moderator; Robert L. Shacklett, associate professor of physics, Fresno State College, representing science; and Lloyd Dowler, dean of agriculture, Fresno State College, representing agriculture. ^e^ldence 3{c&U faculty ©pen 3{ou*e All administration, faculty and their staffs were invited to the residence halls' Faculty Open-House which was held during the Christmas season. The residence halls plan to establish this open-house as an annual affair. All the halls were decorated accordingly and refreshments were served to all visitors in ~rtoman Hall. Residence hall students planned the occasion and guided tours in the halls. The Newsman's Conference at Fresno State is a bi-annual affair at which newspapermen gather at the invitation of the journalism department to discuss various editorial problems in publishing newspapers in the San Joaquin Valley. Something different was added this year—representatives from the various big news sources gathered to discuss how well the press covered their particular fields. Enjoying the refreshments and conversation at Homan Hall are: (I. to r.) Mrs. Viola Van Zee from the Counseling Office, Mrs. Vivian Jordan, from the Placement Office, and Mrs. Kathryn Peters, Head Resident of Homan Hall. |
| Source | Credits: Editor, Gina Jett; Professional Photogrphay: General Photography - Paulo Takahashi; Individual Portraits - Carl Claspill; Cover by S. K. Smith Co. |
| Rights | Published by Yearbooks, Inc. Monrovia, Calif. Fresno State College, Fresno, California. |
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