THE BATTALION fmoav am *. »**», i Decreasing number of PhDs in education advised A doctorate program involving training in college and in industry n needed to halt the increasing number of PhDs entering the educu- tion field, said Dr: Eric A. Walker yesterday. Walker, president emeritus of Pennsylvania State University , ad dressed the 24th meeting of the As sociation of Texas Graduate Schools in conjunction with the Centennial Academic Assemblies sponsored by tlie Texas AArM graduate college His speech was the first in a series of assemblies dealing with “The Future of Graduate Education " “We have no need to expand our facilities lor producing PhDs of tin- research variety to teach in our col leges or take up research positions in industry or government." said Walker “We are already producing too many doctorates in the field of education for we now have a dwindl ing supply of students for them to service ’’ Walker said that colleges are also faced with a declining or steady amount of money for performing re search. filling the pipeline for doc toral study. "Yet, many graduates need further training beyond the Bachelor or Master's degree." Walker addegl The first year in industry must not be just a job. Walker said He suggested that the hest training would be to spend a year as an assis tant to the vice president of a com pany There the student could meet with corresponding people in the other disciplines, not just research, but finance, accounting and market ing as w ell As we move through life our edu cational needs and wants change. Walker said. 'Thes cannot lie fulfil led by something studied in four y ears of college "Graduate education for those who are engaged in industry and commerce — those practitioners who pros ide the public those goods and services which the public wants and for which it is willing to pay — is graduate education for the entrep reneur,** said Walker People in the wprld of manufac ture and commerce are better de scribed as entrepreneurs or in- nosators.’ said Walker 'They do things that are new and different. They see a need and have bright ideas as to how that need can he fil led." Education should produce more than skillful practitioners, he con tinued. It should produce people who are well-educated, useful, con cerned and comfortable. Walker said that the educated should he considered "useful lie- cause they have mastered the tools of their trade, and concerned because they understand the world in which they live, see its assets and its shortcomings and want to impros e it for others. They should he comforta ble because they are able to see. enjoy and contribute to the fruits of our history and culture.” Walker agreed with the recom mendation made to add to under graduate study a fifth y ear leading to a Master s Degree. This would lead to a more professional group of businessmen in the work) of industry ami commerce. 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