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Read Battalion Classifieds
Degree Candidates in:
BS, MS, PhD degrees in ChE, Chem.
BS, MS, degrees in ME, PetE.
Meet the Man
from Monsanto
February 13 4
tSign up for an interview at your placement office.
' This year Monsanto will have many openings
for graduates at all degree levels. Fine positions
are open all over the country with America’s
3rd largest chemical company. And we’re still
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An Equal Opportunity Employer
College Board Approves
Doctoral Program In Eco
The Texas College Coordinat
ing Board has approved a doc
toral program in economics at
Texas A&M, effective immed
iately.
Dr. Frank W. R. Hubert, dean
of A&M’s Liberal Arts College,
made the announcement.
Dr. M. L. Greenhut, Economics
Department head, revealed he ex
pects 13 doctoral and six masters
candidates to enroll for studies in
economics during the spring
semester.
Greenhut predicted graduate
enrollment will soar to 50 by
1968.
“The Economics Department is
Home Ec Staffer
Miss Marilyn Kay Hunter
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education specialist—clothing and
textiles.
In making the announcement,
Extension Director John E.
Hutchison said Miss Hunter will
provide leadership in clothing
programs related to selection and
care of fabrics and buying
clothes. She will work closely
with the state’s county home
demonstration agents in their
programs with both adults and
4-H members.
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expanding considerably,” Green
hut commented. “We are appre
ciative that the Coordinating
Board approved our doctoral pro
gram.”
“Greenhut noted that the Co
ordinating Board’s stamp of
approval will allow A&M to
award doctors of philosophy de
grees in general economic theory,
and econometrics.
Many of the doctoral candi
dates will qualify for teaching
and non-teaching assistantships
in economics and mathematics,
research assistantships in the
Texas Transportation Institute
and Industrial Economics Divi
sion, or various Graduate College
fellowships.
Dr. Greenhut expects to an
nounce soon five new faculty
members to the economics staff.
The department has 90 under
graduate students.
“This department can’t help
but attain national prominence
with the basic advantages exist
ing at A&M,” Greenhut re
marked. “ Right now, however,
we are planning courses for non-
existant students and faculty.”
Greenhut cited supporting pro
grams and facilities for provid
ing greater advantages than non
land grant universities. He
pointed to the Data Processing
Center with sophisticated com
puters available for work in
quantitative economics, and the
Texas Transportation Institute,
where members may participate
in a regional science major, and
staffers are engaged in research.
Also praised by Greenhut was
A&M’s Industrial Economics
Division, where applied research
is done in regional science.
The Institute of Statistics of
fers training in statistics and
computer science,” Greenhut
said. “It is the joint sponsor
with the Economics Department
of the econometrics program.”
“It is advantageous that we
have so many people here with
engineering, mathematics and
physics backgrounds,” Greenhut
continued. “And it is especially
helpful that the type of math
taught here is the applied kind.”
“Some courses taught by the
Agricultural Economics Depart
ment are helpful in our regional
science program,” he remarked.
“Agricultural economics tends to
apply theoretical economic ideas
to practical problems. This leads
to an. exciting exchange of
thoughts. Our departments will
have the opportunity to hold joint
seminars and research pro
grams.”
THE BATTALION
Thursday, February 2, 1967 College Station, Texas Page 5
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