1964 Yearbook
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1964 Yearbook
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ART CLUB Participates In Local Art Projects
The purpose of the St. Ambrose
College Art Club, led this year by
President Dennis Luckritz, is to
bring an awareness of trends in
various media applicable to the
graphic and commercial fields of
expression. It also attempts to spotlight various phases of art, broaden
ing the knowledge of its members
as well as that of the other students
in the college. During the year, club-
sponsored activities included painting trips to scenic areas in the
vicinity, and participation in local
art events.
Mike Fuld and Mr. Chouteau (Club Moderator) watch layout being designed by Dick Power.
Father Catich explains and demonstrates
the fine art of book binding.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY
PROFESSORS
Initiates An Academic Self-Study
Initiation of an academic self-
study, this sums up the significant
program of the St. Ambrose Chapter
of the American Association of University Professors in the 1963-1964
school year. The academic self-
examination was begun in two ways:
1) two speakers, experts in their subjects, were brought in to give us
new insight into two areas: religion
and administration; 2) a self-study
evaluation form was given to every
faculty member and each faculty
member was also interviewed personally so as to get views not otherwise reflected by the written form.
These were then tabulated.
Father David Stanley, S.J., of the
faculty of the School of Religion,
State University of Iowa, Iowa City
was the first speaker on the implementation program. At a meeting
open to the public he discussed "The
Role of Theology in a Liberal Arts
College.,, Dr. Conrad Bergendorff,
former president of Augustana College, spoke at the spring meeting
on "The Role of the Administrator
in a Liberal Arts College."
The first report meeting on the
self-study project was held on March
17, 1964. A statistical evaluation of
data will be completed before September.
Mr. Critchlow, Mr. Norton, Mr. Resnick and Dr. McMahon discuss Association policy.
1963-64
OFFICERS
Mr. James D. Resnick . . President
Mr. John C. Norton . Vice-President
Mr. John W. Schmits .... Secretary
Mr. Donald E. Critchlow . Treasurer
Mr. Thomas C. Hutchinson Program
61
The purpose of the St. Ambrose
College Art Club, led this year by
President Dennis Luckritz, is to
bring an awareness of trends in
various media applicable to the
graphic and commercial fields of
expression. It also attempts to spotlight various phases of art, broaden
ing the knowledge of its members
as well as that of the other students
in the college. During the year, club-
sponsored activities included painting trips to scenic areas in the
vicinity, and participation in local
art events.
Mike Fuld and Mr. Chouteau (Club Moderator) watch layout being designed by Dick Power.
Father Catich explains and demonstrates
the fine art of book binding.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY
PROFESSORS
Initiates An Academic Self-Study
Initiation of an academic self-
study, this sums up the significant
program of the St. Ambrose Chapter
of the American Association of University Professors in the 1963-1964
school year. The academic self-
examination was begun in two ways:
1) two speakers, experts in their subjects, were brought in to give us
new insight into two areas: religion
and administration; 2) a self-study
evaluation form was given to every
faculty member and each faculty
member was also interviewed personally so as to get views not otherwise reflected by the written form.
These were then tabulated.
Father David Stanley, S.J., of the
faculty of the School of Religion,
State University of Iowa, Iowa City
was the first speaker on the implementation program. At a meeting
open to the public he discussed "The
Role of Theology in a Liberal Arts
College.,, Dr. Conrad Bergendorff,
former president of Augustana College, spoke at the spring meeting
on "The Role of the Administrator
in a Liberal Arts College."
The first report meeting on the
self-study project was held on March
17, 1964. A statistical evaluation of
data will be completed before September.
Mr. Critchlow, Mr. Norton, Mr. Resnick and Dr. McMahon discuss Association policy.
1963-64
OFFICERS
Mr. James D. Resnick . . President
Mr. John C. Norton . Vice-President
Mr. John W. Schmits .... Secretary
Mr. Donald E. Critchlow . Treasurer
Mr. Thomas C. Hutchinson Program
61
Date
1964
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/7897