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WONG THE PROFS
Zoologist’s Trip To Include
National Ecologists’ Meeting
I. Lawrence S. Dillon of the
Irtment of Biology leaves
i [sday for a trip which includes
[dance and presenting a paper
Inational meeting,
c will present a paper titled
|al Changes in World Temper-
Patterns” to the Ecological
ity of America on Aug. 27.
neeting is part of the Ameri-
nstitute of Biological Sciences
ial meeting Aug. 27 through
1 on the University of Mass-
etts campus.
★ ★ ★
[fe members of the Department
ricultural Education are par
king in the state-wide Edu-
Workshop for teachers of
ional agriculture this week in
and Utili-
ice
lifetime resi-
27-year ein-
id last week,
nee 1942 as
what now is
stores. Until
ion was part
Utilities De-
riginally was
that depart-
i were honor
. coffee Wed-
1 fellow em
ir with an ice
Pitch’s years
ssed by Wes-
director of
i which Nitcli
combination
i of janitorial
of equipment
laboratories
.ween 12,0(10
stocked.
ey are Dr. Earl H. Knebel,
rtmenthead; Dr. Earl S. Webb,
late professor and co-ordi-
of the Agricultural Adult
ialist Program; and associate
ssors Dr. O. M. Holt and John
mb.
★ ★ ★
Vance W. Edmonson, as-
te professor in the Department
gricultural Economics and So-
fy, will participate in the
rican Farm Economics Asso-
m’s Teaching Workshop Aug.
I at Bemidji State College in
lesota.
ghty-five participants - have
selected from 38 states, four
dian provinces, and two Latin
rican countries.
monson said workshop empha-
irill be focused on effective
ling and student learning,
dards of excellence will be
ed from several points of view,
bject areas, he said, will in-
i student advisory and counsel-
programs, and classroom re-
usibilities.
★ ★ ★
ofessor Lee J. Martin will be
eArmy Command and General
College, Fort Leavenworth,
Monday studying the Army’s
of overhead projectors and
r teaching aids.
Martin, as chairman of the
iman English committee, has
several trips recently gain-
information and ideas for use
ie program at A&M.
irtin plans to return here
day.
:d a staff of
ntinue to re-
fast Twenty-
ember of St
lurch and has
n.
itor
her
Here
Itural editor
ber 1952, will
He w r as first
1943 as as-
ormation. In
ditor for the
Experiment
torial offices
Agricultural
ire combined
id to the po-
editor.
n associated
istry of Tex-
nief clerk for
' Commission
issistant sec-
Southwestern
tion and edi-
“The Cattle-
! of Burnet
t&M 2 years
n the Army.
• commission
2rs’ training
> Illinois. He
19.
-ing of the
of Agricul-
made a life
Nation, the
nded by the
contributions
embers from
resented him
laim.”
Dr. J. R. Couch of the Depart
ment of Poultry Science is par
ticipating in the International Con
gress on Nutrition Friday through
Aug. 16 at Edinburgh, Scotland.
He will present a paper titled
“Effect of High and Low Levels of
Dietary Fat on the Fatty Acid De
position in Egg Yolk.”
After the Scotland meeting,
Couch will travel to Nottingham,
England, to confer with staff mem
bers of the University of Notting
ham and the, University of Reading
at Reading.
★ ★ ★
Associate Professor Dr. Earl S.
Webb and Assistant Professor Bill
Irick of the Department of Agri
cultural Education will participate
in the Southern Regional Research
Conference in Agricultural Edu
cation this week at Oklahoma State
University.
Theme of the 12th annual meet
ing is “Designing Research in Agri
cultural Education.” A major ac
tivity will be reviews by committees
of recently completed studies and
proposed research projects.
Webb will preside over the sec
ond general session and serve as
chairman for the Inservice Train
ing Committee. He also will present
preliminary data of a study he is
completing, “A Study to Identify
the Nature of the Major Profes
sional Difficulties Encountered by
Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
in Texas.
★ ★ ★
Dr. Alvin A. Price, dean of the
A&M School of Veterinary Medi
cine, will address the Beaumont
Veterinary Medical Association
Aug. 9.
The educator will discuss “Devel
opments in Veterinary Medicine.”
★ ★ ★
T. D. Tanksley, of the Depart
ment of Animal Husbandry, has
been selected to judge the Open
division swine classes at the 1963
California State Fair & Exposition,
Aug. 28-Sept. 9..
★ ★ ★
Miss Annabeth Swanzy, a native
of Port Arthur and most recently
a member of the Tarleton State
College faculty, will join the De
partment of English effective Sept.
1.
She will have the rank of in
structor, Dr. John Q. Anderson,
(rest Geneticist From Here
Attend Meeting In Sweden
t. J. P. van Buijtenen, silvi-
irist for the Texas Forest
'ice at College Station, will
licipate in a forest genetics
ting in Stockholm, Sweden,
Jst 19-31.
meeting of World Consul-
of Forest Genetics was or-
ked by the Food and Agricul-
Organization of the United
tons in cooperation with the
National Union of Forest Re-
*11 Organizations. Van Buij-
!ll ’s trip is being financed by
National Science Foundation
5 n Buijtenen will present a
toical paper, “Inheritance of
Properties in Pinus taeda
Their Relation to Growth
s ” Several tours will be con
ducted in connection with the meet
ing. Following the meeting, van
Buijtenen will tour southem Swe
den, visiting forest research or
ganizations.
Originally from the Netherlands,
van Buijtenen received his B.S.
degree in forestry at Landbouw-
hogeschool. He later received his
Master of Science degree from the
University of California and his
doctorate in genetics from A&M.
He has been in charge of the Tex
as Cooperative Forest Tree Im
provement program since 1961.
He is a member of Sigma Xi;
Technical Association of the Pulp
and Paper Industry; American As
sociation for the Advancement of
Science; and American Institute of
Biological Sciences.
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department head, said in making
the announcement.
★ ★ ★
William L. Hoffman, who re
ceived the M.S. degree in physics
here in 1956 and most recently has
taught at Arlington State College,
will join the A&M faculty in Sept
ember.
Hoffman’s appointment as an in
structor was announced Tuesday
by Dr. James G. Potter, head of the
Department of Physics.
Hoffman also will study toward
the doctorate while a member of
the physics faculty.
| 4
Biggest, Best
Dance Saved
For Monday
BATTALION
Thursday, August 8, 1963
College Station, Texas
“We’ve saved the biggest and
the best for last,” said Ted Gen
try, Memorial Student Center
summer dance committee publicity
chairman. He was referring to
Monday night’s regular dance,
which will be the final one for the
summer season.
G'entry said there will be a rec
ord hop featuring Danny Wilson,
WTAW disc jockey. The dance be
gins at 8 p.m. in the MSG Ball-
Admission is $1.00 for couples
and 75 cents stag, said Gentry.
Citations Play At Monday Dance
The regular MSC summer dance this week
group. Reports said the dance was one of
featured the Citations, a local recording the more successful one held this summer.
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