THE BATTALION
Thursday, June 22, 1967
Page 6 College Station, Texas
Officials Meet
431 Tires must go before July 4th
Begins Sunday
A two-week, two-campus semi
nar for new and prospective aca
demic administrators convenes at
Texas A&M Sunday.
Forty college and university
presidents, vice presidents, deans,
department heads and key ad
ministration officers will partici
pate in the training session co
hosted by A&M and Trinity Uni
versity in San Antonio.
Participants will hear addresses,
make case studies and field trips
and conduct group discussions and
individual study. The seminar will
shift to the Trinity campus July
2 for the second week.
“The seminar will provide ad
ministrators with views of a large
public land-grant university, a
small private liberal aarts college
and other variations,” explained
Associate Director Jack W. Hum
phries. He said participants will
visit Sam Houston State next
week and San Antonio College
during July 2-8.
The program, focusing on con
cepts and practices of higher edu
cation administration, is sponsored
by the Association of Texas Col
leges and Universityies, College
and University System Coordinat
ing Board, Trinity and A&M.
Among featured speakers are
Dr. Jack K. Williams, Coordinat
ing Board commissioner; Ohio
University President Dr. Vem Al-
dren; the Dun and Bradstreet
chairman, Dr. John Corson, and
Dr. David C. Knapp, American
Council on Education official.
A&M President Earl Rudder
and Liberal Arts Dean Frank Hu
bert will welcome participants via
video tape. Academic Vice Presi
dent Wayne C. Hall will extend
a personal welcome.
Seminar sessions at A&M will
be held in the Richard Coke Build
ing. Participants will stay and
hold buffets in the Memorial Stu
dent Center.
At Trinity, sessions will meet in
the Sams Memorial Center.
Hubert is advisory committee
chairman and seminar coordina
tor..
$53,435 Granted
To Water Control
Training Program
Texas A&M has been awarded
a $53,435 renewal grant for train
ing in water supply and pollution
control.
Provided by the Federal Water
Pollution Control Administration
of the Department of Interior, the
grant is directed by Dr. Roy W.
Hann Jr., associate head of the
Environmental Engineering Divi
sion of A&M’s Civil Engineering
Department.
A division spokesman said the
grant finances a board-based in
terdisciplinary program to train
personnel for careers in the water
pollution control field.
Program leaders solicit appli
cants from chemistry, biology, and
various engineering fields and pro
vide them with a foundation in
the basic sciences related to pollu
tion control.
Trainees are urged to use
knowledge derived from a strong
engineering program to solve cur
rent problems.
Particular emphasis, the spokes
man noted, is given to problems
associated with wastes from
petro-chemical industry and the
effect of such wastes on aquatic
systems to which they are dis
charged.
Twenty students worked toward
these specialized degrees under
the last grant. An estimate was
not immediately available regard
ing the number of trainees who
will receive stipends during the
coming year.
The program is scheduled
through June 30, 1969.
Civil Defense
Sets Course
At Air Base
A Civil Defense shelter man
agement instructors’ course by
Texas A&M’s Engineering Exten
sion Service is set July 25-27 at
Carewell Air Force Base in Fort
Worth.
Dr. Willis R. Bodine, chief in
structor of A&M’s Civil Defense
Training Division, said 30 Cars
well AFB representatives and citi
zens from surrounding cities will
participate in the school which in
cludes an overnight stay in a com
munity fallout shelter.
Emphasis in the school, Bodine
noted, is on methods, techniques
and procedures of planning, or
ganizing and conducting local
shelter management training pro
grams.
Clark Titus and Bill Tidball of
the TEES staff will teach the
course.
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