1965 Yearbook
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1965 Yearbook
Description
Natural Sciences and Mathematics . . .
Agriculture
Biology and Geology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics and Astronomy
Engineering
REV. CARL S. RICE, PH.D.
Division Chairman
REV. CARL S. RICE, Ph.D., Catholic
University. Professor. Chairman of Division
of Natural Science and Mathematics.
Chairman of Department of Biology. On
Administrative Council, Teacher Education, Academic Planning, Faculty Procurement, Tenure, and Advancement Committees and Chairman of Space Utilization
Committee. Member American Association
for the Advancement of Science, American Institute of Biological Sciences,
National Association of Biology Teachers,
American Society of Zoologists, American
Microscopical Society, Society of the Sigma
Xi, Iowa Academy of Science, and Midwest College Biology Teachers Association. MR. H. SHANNON BOYD, M.S.,
Western Illinois State College. Associate
Professor. Chairman of Department of
Engineering. On Space Utilization and
Athletic Committees. Member of American
Association of University Professors and
American Society for Engineering Education. MR. MORRIS A. CALSYN, M.S.,
Kansas State College of Agriculture and
Applied Science. Assistant Professor of
Physics. On Library Committee. Member
of American Association Physics Teachers,
American Institute of Physics, American
Association for the Advancement of
Science, and Iowa Academy of Science.
MR. ROBERT M. CORWIN, M.S., University of Georgia. MISS DOROTHY A.
HASKIN, M.A, Colorado College. On Student Personnel Committee. Member of
American Chemical Society, American Association of University Professors, and
Iowa Academy of Science.
Our scientists accept the challenge to teach the curious, imaginative and "do it-yourself-ers."
Learn to dream when thou dost wake,
Learn to wake when thou dost sleep;
Learn to water joy with tears,
Learn from fears to vanquish fears . . .
Francis Thompson
The Community is well aware of
the talents of our scientists. Dr.
Vinje is "visiting scientist" for the
state in a program sponsored by the
National Science Foundation, the
University of Iowa and the Iowa
Academy of Science. The Vander-
vere Conservatory cooperates with
her in advanced biology courses.
Both Dr. Vinje and Mr. Resnick
work with the Quint City Science
Fair. Mr. Resnick has done much
local work on water purification, pollution, and control. This past November Mr. Resnick was elected to the
State Legislature.
Rev. Carl Rice serves as a member of the Davenport Museum
Board. This past summer Mr. Boyd
and Mr. Porod studied under National Science Foundation grants.
Dr. Miller and Rev. Keefe joined
the Physics Department in September and Mr. Corwin became a
part of the Biology faculty in February.
MR. MORRIS A. CALSYN, M.S.
MR. ROBERT M. CORWIN, M.S.
MISS DOROTHY A. HASKINS,
M.A. MR. SHANNON H. BOYD, M.S.
FACULTY 41
Agriculture
Biology and Geology
Chemistry
Mathematics
Physics and Astronomy
Engineering
REV. CARL S. RICE, PH.D.
Division Chairman
REV. CARL S. RICE, Ph.D., Catholic
University. Professor. Chairman of Division
of Natural Science and Mathematics.
Chairman of Department of Biology. On
Administrative Council, Teacher Education, Academic Planning, Faculty Procurement, Tenure, and Advancement Committees and Chairman of Space Utilization
Committee. Member American Association
for the Advancement of Science, American Institute of Biological Sciences,
National Association of Biology Teachers,
American Society of Zoologists, American
Microscopical Society, Society of the Sigma
Xi, Iowa Academy of Science, and Midwest College Biology Teachers Association. MR. H. SHANNON BOYD, M.S.,
Western Illinois State College. Associate
Professor. Chairman of Department of
Engineering. On Space Utilization and
Athletic Committees. Member of American
Association of University Professors and
American Society for Engineering Education. MR. MORRIS A. CALSYN, M.S.,
Kansas State College of Agriculture and
Applied Science. Assistant Professor of
Physics. On Library Committee. Member
of American Association Physics Teachers,
American Institute of Physics, American
Association for the Advancement of
Science, and Iowa Academy of Science.
MR. ROBERT M. CORWIN, M.S., University of Georgia. MISS DOROTHY A.
HASKIN, M.A, Colorado College. On Student Personnel Committee. Member of
American Chemical Society, American Association of University Professors, and
Iowa Academy of Science.
Our scientists accept the challenge to teach the curious, imaginative and "do it-yourself-ers."
Learn to dream when thou dost wake,
Learn to wake when thou dost sleep;
Learn to water joy with tears,
Learn from fears to vanquish fears . . .
Francis Thompson
The Community is well aware of
the talents of our scientists. Dr.
Vinje is "visiting scientist" for the
state in a program sponsored by the
National Science Foundation, the
University of Iowa and the Iowa
Academy of Science. The Vander-
vere Conservatory cooperates with
her in advanced biology courses.
Both Dr. Vinje and Mr. Resnick
work with the Quint City Science
Fair. Mr. Resnick has done much
local work on water purification, pollution, and control. This past November Mr. Resnick was elected to the
State Legislature.
Rev. Carl Rice serves as a member of the Davenport Museum
Board. This past summer Mr. Boyd
and Mr. Porod studied under National Science Foundation grants.
Dr. Miller and Rev. Keefe joined
the Physics Department in September and Mr. Corwin became a
part of the Biology faculty in February.
MR. MORRIS A. CALSYN, M.S.
MR. ROBERT M. CORWIN, M.S.
MISS DOROTHY A. HASKINS,
M.A. MR. SHANNON H. BOYD, M.S.
FACULTY 41
Publisher
Smith Crafted Cover
Date
1965
Identifier
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