Stetson Reporter

Tie Stetson dK. Il 3&&&&&!&&&^^fe&S?&^^^^^I? &&f&£flftllflflflll?llb&bM£?bM£fM?£bdlfI =^^^^^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Ih_ iMllfi3fififi&flblt &ri=JlIlJlM=IlfcfeJlll&l£Ml&j£fll£l£l_;i £ll&lS&lSttltlbSl&BttMtMtltMtl&fb&tStttit$M8toMti* 3&t&tttitttStttt&tiMltttSH&ti&t&£lSt&tBlflf£&&. !&&&&&SlUltiil§SlbS66tiS£i8fc6IB&bhl*- Vol 9/ No. ; Business Schools Sfe-sor* Lirnvcr-jity Dela\.j fia. Friday, November 3, 1978 Dean Furlong Announces Retirement Dean Edward C, Furlong Winter Term Theme Cou Edward C Foriong, de-w of tie School of Busineas Administration at {fetei Urdvejsity since «#, has au- noaneed his retirement from ihat post effective May 3b. Jt». He Ms served on the family of the universty for 10 years. * Dean Furlong is one of those who b> his oonmutRieo: and ability has made Stetson the fine institution whita it is today," Or. Pope A Duncan, pcesdarnt« the university, oor-ancnted "I have known Ed Furlong for over thirt) years awl my admiratian and appreciation :~-r him has increased with each suceeeduig year." '1 am vary pleased that he has agreed to rontmuc his Machine, after kts rebreoient as dean." Dr. Duncan add-ed A five-jsnan -search committee has been appointed fc» seek a aean of the School of Business Administration of Stetson Otiif«ra% to sueceed Bdward C. Furlong, according io Or Duncan. Dr, Unocaii tanned Thomas J. Turner as chairman af die search camimttee composod of representatives of the fatuity, aluaitii and tlie Deland eoaimunstf, Dr. Tarner is rice, president and dean of the oniversity at Stetson. Kenneth P, Wrchman, pendent of Florida Softwares, lac, in Aitamoote Springs, was named to the committee repf««ntii^l»tJiSiirt»aaluniraand tbe Board of Trustees of the Ihsvemity. Kireknan has served as trustee since Donald A, Page, president of a DeLand real estate and insurance fiimi and also a former mayor of that city, was named by ifce amiversity to represent the local community. Two faculty menitwrs, Jissepl P. Master, chairman af rses: Search For Oyrseives the department of aecounltog, and Harry TI, Garber, ehatrmai of tbe deprtmeot of maiiapmeat aaJ nmrkding, were nasied to the comratttee representor Hie faculty. Dean Furkwg, a 1938 graduate of Stetson, screed aa the faulty until Ml when he was appointed dean of the school t«f nusiness. He also served as busnwss -manager of the university from «M until 1SS4. He is a former city commiasioner and mayor of the City of Ireland and also a far-tier president of the Deland rliamt-er of roawn-errc Dean furlong married Charlotte WerwaEe. a 1S« graduate of Stetson. They have five chtldren. "We are -very happy to be ahle to anmimwe Hut Dean furlong has agreed to continue to serve an the faruly durim* ihe tranaiUon period foUemtuj lis rettem*nt," Br. Turner stated. !^^s«i^^^«^:::- This cetr's Winter Term theme is In Search ot yjrseivs-s Frobing the IrtO'.s "* This theme is isneotes* toward ibe ini- tneaiab- future. Understanding «f problems, concerns and deveiopmenfe in several areas of individual and social He wtti he rn- pioml Uirongii five sub- i hemes, Ml thnnr eoarses will be S=r twu ,-r« earedst ooors with grading student OptO<i. The first siibtheme is -Thaw-ioc itote of Jfc «nd Women*' Tats <-oiirse will uitempt io gabi msight into different perspectives of oit-n ami #omea within society as a whole and with retard b. each other. Both male and fen sale views will be prrsi-ateri y-, |sUj s <jW(l"( Hesitate to ute this course arsaose ,-f fear yf twaa^ s'stuown- through Ors. stiduna and Sniith. Tiw seronti theme ''Multiracial Society in the 19»'s is designed ta explore prohiems and concerns of American societ*? with regard lo racial and el tune groups. Or. Crider will be the instructor for this course. Theme three "The Nest Decade of Science and Technology"' -»m deal scientific #velopmeobs in areas of banian poptation, population eontrui, iand piannmg, world nutrition, ecological pais and national pollution problems. Rr. Hansen will teach this eourse. Theme iour "The Private Uoiversity and American .Saeieiy will examine the present stiitus of the private universiiy us Amerira aocwiy and its immediate problems aod prospecis a> we niove itito the nest decade. Some seibstudy of Ktetson will be included to develope awareness of ihf questions and methods of analysis as well aa to generate nome aseM im formation and Ueate fer the upcoming aniverstty self- aady. Pr. Bague will i*- struct. "Americans within the Global Onlf In this course students wtii esplore the relattonship among nations and people that raise Bird favors 'fia/oncecf Education* ByMarylarrrr Mr, Howard Bird Jr, former vice president for Mobil Oil Corporation is tlie Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow on campus this weeb. He has wotted for Mobil Oil since im until he retired in July rf ihts |ear. ffern in Schenectady, N.V, he grew up tn tranaola and England. »bere he rercived his primary and secondary education He spent a ^ear in France ai the tW^rM, of Orenovie and received his HA m Kamamss at ¥ale Since he worked with Mobd he has spent 14 years abroad in falambia, Mexico, and .Nwnwrbad. Overall he has spent 33 years overseas, more than half his life, bor the pet fwr years. Mr. Bird has been a Woedroiv ttfe* Vttl** Fellow, visiting colieKes at an average of our per year. Stetson a the ISth college he has visiied He has found his esperientc as a Visiting Feik.w verv rewardniK, RESCUE! 8111 Slhorf risks Me to save cat up a free. in The News .,... Solly Sophmom ..,..,.... p. 3 Eckerd-Grofiom ..,..,..,. p. 5 Greenfeofrier photos „.pp. 8-9