Page 6 College iStation, Texas Wednesday, July 15, 1970 THE BATTALION Former vet dean to speak Department to get $40,500 grant Ph.D. in forestry offered Dr. Willis William Armistead, former dean of veterinary medi cine at Texas A&M, will be com mencement speaker for the insti tution’s veterinary medicine grad uation ceremonies Aug. 7. The exercises will be con ducted at 8 p.m. in Bryan Civic Auditorium. Dr. Armistead is now dean of veterinary medicine at Michigan State University. He has held that position since leaving Texas A&M in 1957. Born in Detroit but reared in Houston, Armistead earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at Texas A&M in 1938. Following a two-year private practice in Dallas, he joined the Texas A&M veterinary medicine faculty and rose through the academic ranks. He was named dean in 1953. In addition to his D.V.M., Dr. Armistead holds a master’s de gree from Ohio State University and Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. He is a past president of both the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges and is a member of numerous scholarly and profes sional societies. Dr. Armistead has served in top editorial positions for key professional publications, includ ing “The North American Vet erinarian” and “Journal of the American Animal Hospital Assn. The Department of Nuclear Engineering has received notifi cation of a $40,500 grant from the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare for its radiological health specialist training project for 1970-71, ac cording to Dr. R. G. Cochran, head. Dr. Richard D. Neff, associate professor and radiological safety officer, is director of the activity. The funds will provide trainee- ship positions for ten graduate students, Neff said. Neff came here in 1966 from Michigan State University. A cooperative Ph.D. program in forestry will be jointly offered by Texas A&M University and Stephen F. Austin State Univer sity, beginning Sept. 1. Announcement of the agree ment was made by Dr. J. N. Ger ber, dean of the SFA Graduate School, and Dr. George W. Kunze, dean of Texas A&M’s Graduate College. strengths of each institution.” Students earning the Ph.D. in forestry will receive their degrees from Texas A&M but they may take as much as half of their formalized course work at the Nacogdoches institution, the deans explained. ate faculty. Both Stephen F. Austin sd|| Texas A&M have a long histoiji in forestry education. SFAI The cooperative doctoral pro gram was originally proposed by the Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System, to “make use of the unusual They said - a joint six-member graduate advisory council will be established for coordination and administration of this and other cooperative graduate programs. 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