JANUARY 30, 1976
THE VOICE
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FACULTY NEWS
NEWS FROM THE
DIVISION OF
BUSINESS AND
ECONOMICS
FSU OCTET IN PANAMA~The FSU Vocal Octet recently completed a tour of Panama City, Panama
as Dr. Lemuel Berry, far right, and group pose for pictures with Dr. Charles Latimer, Director of the
Division of Schools for the canal zone. Dr. Berry, director of the octet and chairman of the FSU Music
Department, and the octet has just performed for graduation ceremonies at Margurita Elementary
School when this photo was taken. The woman in front with Dr. Latimer is principal of the school. The
octet gave eleven performances and stayed eleven days in Panama.
DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND
ECONOMICS
Dr. Grace C. Black,
Acting Chairman of the
Division of Business and
Economics, was named by the
State Department of Public
Instruction to serve on the
evaluation team for the
Teacher Education program
at North Carolina Central
University. This evaluation
was held in Durham during
the period October 2 - 3.
Dr. Black and Mrs.
Beulah G. Monroe, Acting
Chairman of the Department
of Business Education, at
tended a Teacher Education
Conference in Wilmington on
October 9 -10. The subject of
the conference was “Coor
dination and Cooperation in
Occupational Education.”
Representatives from the
State Department of Public
Instruction along with teacher
educators throughout the
state were in attendance.
Moses Walker, Assistant
Professor in Business Ad
ministration, represented the
Division at the recent meeting
of the North Carolina Business
Resource Seminar in Raleigh.
Also attending were two
students in the Department-
Misses Geraldine Smith and
Patricia Bullock. Appearing
as a part of the Seminar were
Governor Holhouser and Mr.
Stanley Scott, a top ad
ministrator toPr^ident Ford.
The Division of Business
and Economics consists of the
Department of Business
Administration and
Economics and the Depart
ment of Business Education.
The Division has as its pur
pose to provide a viable,
resilient education for those
who will ultimately serve in
responsible administrative
and professional positions in
the business world at large.
Students are prepared for
occupations in the areas of
accounting, teaching, office
administration, marketing,
finance, insurance, ad
vertising, real estate,
management, computer
science, banking, and school
administration.
Students enrolling in
Business Administration may
secure the Bachelor of Science
degree by taking one of the
two alternative curricula:
Option 1: General Business
with Concentration from the
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following areas: Accounting,
Finance, Marketing,
Management, General
Business, and Economics;
and Option 2: General
Business with traditional
curricular emphasis.
The Business Education
curriculum prepared for
certified teaching in the
secondary schools as well as
for teaching in the community
colleges and other institutions
in which business subjects are
taught. Graduates of this
program are eligible not only
for careers in teaching but
also for those in business,
industry, and government
service. Two programs of
fered in Business Education-
Comprehensive and Basic.
For Basic Business, shor
thand is not required; and
greater emphasis is placed
upon business, economics,
and accounting that in
Comprehensive Business. A
major in Comprehensive
Business Education must
enroll in courses in the
secretarial skills as well as
courses in the basic business
subjects.
The Division of Business
and Economics also offers
two-year associate degree
programs in Business Ad
ministration and Secretarial
Science.
The Question or
for Withas
as i lay gazing up at you,
playing with my finger on
your chest, making them run
up and down, over and back,
time and time again;
i wonder if the intensity of my
feelings for you
ever come through
whenever you
feel my fingers playing on
your chest...
relaying a message on your
chest...
fervently hopping on your
chest—
that your chest could;
and you could,
be mine. . .
could you?
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY- Fayetteville State University VALENTINE’S DAY. Nancy
(N.C.) freshman coed, paused is a native of Wilmington, N.C.
-Lovely Nancy Bryant, to wish everyone a happy and likes sports and people.
(FSU Photo by John B.
Henderson)