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Program Set For Area 4 Ag Teachers
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vited Dr. John Treacy, president
of the A&M chapter of the Amer
ican Association of University
professors, and Dr. Henry Rakoff,
who heads the A&M chapter of
the Texas Association of College
Teachers.
The Texas Legislature adopt
ed a resolution calling for the
appointment of an interim com
mittee to make the faculty study.
Determining the means to re
cruit and retain the most capable,
qualified and effective teaching
personnel will be the committee
aim, Barnes said.
The speaker will announce his
appointees to the committee
Thursday.
Kuvlesky Co-Authors
Magazine Article
Dr. William P. Kuvlesky, as
sistant professor in the Depart
ment of Agricultural Economics
and Sociology, is co-author of
the lead article appearing in the
current issue of the Journal of
Rural Sociology.
The article titled “The Meaning
of Rurality in American Society,”
by the A&M sociologist, is co
authored with Professors Robert
C. Bealer and F. K. Willits of
Pennsylvania State University.
Through the separation of ecolog
ical, occupational and socio-cultur-
al dimensions, the authors offer
a clarification of the concept
of rurality.
Kuvlesky joined the A&M
staff in the fall of 1964 and was
granted his Ph.D. degree in soci
ology from Pennsylvania State
University this summer.
2 New Instructors
Join Ag Program
Two new staff members have
joined the Agricultural Education
Specialist Program headquartered
at Texas A&M.
They are Frank C. Litterst,
beef production specialist with of
fices in the Department of Ani
mal Science, and Foy Page, farm
electrification specialist operat
ing out of the Department of
Agricultural Engineering.
Litterst and Page are among
12 specialists in various fields
conducting adult education pro
grams throughout the state under
a cooperative program between
the Texas Education Agency and
A&M. Bob Jaska, associate pro
fessor in A&M’s Department of
Agricultural Education, coordin
ates the program for the univer
sity.
“This cooperative system is de
signed to make the services of
specialists available to conduct
short courses under the supervi
sion of public schools,” Jaska said.
“Such a program enables teach
ers of vocational agriculture to
provide improved educational
services to farm people.”
He said Litterst and Page will
each conduct three short courses
per month, or about 30 a year,
for adult and Young Farmer
groups.
Specialists are now available in
the fields of beef production,
farm management, farm electri
fication, farm arc welding, swine
production, tractor maintenance,
dairy science, oxy-acetylene weld
ing, and pasture improvement.
Litterst is a 1943 A&M grad
uate in animal husbandry. He
was an instructor in the Veterans
Agriculture Program in Hays
County four years and then dis
trict sales manager for Burrus
Feed Mills in Fort Worth four
years. Next came managership
of the Baldwin Feed and Cattle
Company working with ranchers
in Travis and Shelby Counties
until 1964.
Litterst has successfully oper
ated his own ranching and farm
ing business consisting of regis
tered and commercial cattle,
sheep, Angora goats, pecans and
grain farming. He is a former di
rector in the State Shorthorn
Breeders Association and a mem
ber of the American Angus As
sociation and the Texas and
Southwestern Cattle Raisers As
sociation.
Page holds bachelor and mas
ters degrees in agricultural edu
cation from Texas Technological
College, received in 1952 and
1954, and has taught vocational
agriculture for 13 years. He
taught farm electrification to
high school students, young and
adult farmers, and participated
in farm electrification short
courses at A&M and in Austin.
Page recently completed an in
tensified three-week short course
in electrification at A&M spon
sored by the Texas Farm Electri
fication Committee.
Area 4 high school vocational
agriculture teachers will attend a
program on photography and vis
ual aids Monday in Stephenville.
The speaker is Dr. Earl Webb
of the Texas A&M Department
of Agricultural. Program time
is 4 p.m.
J. B. Payne of Stephenville,
Area 4 supervisor, said the meet
ing is part of an in-service edu
cational program planned by the
teachers. About 25 teachers will
attend.
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Anatomy Department
Adds New Members
Two new faculty members have
joined the Department of Ana
tomy in Texas A&M’s College
of Veterinary Medicine, announc
es Dr. J. H. Millif, head of the
department.
The instructors are Dr. Michael
E. Tatum and Dr. Lionel G. Gar
cia. Tatum received his B.S. de
gree in animal science in 1963
from A&M. He was employed
by the Texas Agricultural Exper
iment Station at Sonora before
joining the faculty at A&M.
Garcia received his B.S. in
biology in 1956 and his Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine degree in
1965 from A&M. Me was in
the U.S. Army for 18 months
and was employed by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture prior
to returning to A&M and for
his DVM.
Garcia was the recipient of
several outstanding awards while
an undergraduate, including Fa
culty Achievement Award of
Merit, Merck Award and the
Texas Veterinary Medical Assoc
iation Auxiliary Award.
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