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SOCIAL James M. Byer — U.S. Hist., Psychology

STUDIES

The Social Studies Department includes a wide range Amzi Barber (Chairman) — Mod. Pres., Comparative
Govt., U.S. Hist., W.C. I
of courses, including elective courses in sociology, psy­
chology, and social ecology. This department encour­
ages students to deal with the great social problems fac­
ing today’s complex society. A secondary goal is to pro­
mote independent thinking and learning. The high-
point of the year is the annual trip offered for history
students to Washington, D.C. in order to provide a
close-up look of how our federal government works.
Charles E. Millspaugh — W.C. II, Soc./Ecol., Mod. Europe,
Hist. 7

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Jane M. Johnson — W.C. I, World Hist., International Rela­
Christiana Rcpkc — A.P. U.S. Hist. Richard W . Anderson — Psychology
tions

John Harrington — W.C. 8, Mod. Pres./Com.
William Rousseau — Hist. 7
Gov’t.

John M. Bodfish — Sociology
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