Volume XXVI
Number 10
STETSON UNIVERSITY
FACULTY BULLETIN
Week of November 16, 1975
Monday, November 17
Wednesday, November 19
IMPORTANT EVENTS
3:30 p. m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Student Affairs Committee, 204, C. U. B.
University Worship Service
Dr. Gilbert Lycan
Professor Emeritus of History
Dean Robert S. Chauvin Presiding
Dean's Meeting - President's Office
The following named individuals participated in an ROTC sponsored orientation visit
to Fort Benning, Georgia and were absent from all classes on Monday, November 3,
1975: Hugh E. Cairns, Jr. . Donald C. Dewees, Elizabeth A. Early, Amanda C. Gable,
Steven T. Gardner, Jesse Graham, Allan J. Graulich, Phyliss L. Heglund, Eileen
M. Kennard, Russel P. Martin, David E. Metheny, Marc J. Miller, Kathryn Stone,
Ellen Tyson, Ruth L. Venuti, Kenneth J. Connelly, Dawana J. Edwards, Ronald G.
Mobley, Andrew E. Murphy, Gerald E. Snell, Ann Emmick, Alan T. Williamson,
John Holdsworth.
The Stover Theatre production of LISTEN, MY CHILDREN is being entered in the new
playwrights category of the American College Theatre Festival. Several prominent
academic and professional theatre personnel will be on campus Friday and Saturday,
November 21st and 22nd, serving as judges.
The following is a list of Spring Term courses which will satisfy the Humanities distributional requirements in non-verbal art:
AT 216-CERAMICS; AT 305-WATER COLOR; AT 327-LETTERING. (These art courses
have a pre-requisite of AT 102 and AT 214, or permission from Mr. Messersmith or
Mr. Luck. )
AT 312-ART HISTORY; HUM 275-HUMANITIES Ij HUM 575-ADVANCED HUMANITIES
(could count for seniors if they follow instructions for taking 500 level courses); MC 191-
INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC; SP 101-INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE; SP 231-INTRODUCTION
TO RADIO, TV AND FILM (for freshmen only)
