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Francis A. Underhill, Chairman of the Westhampton History Department, submitted this report to President Modlin to give updates on the affairs of his department in 1971. The department was doing well with nine Westhampton women majoring in history,…

This document is a report of Richmond College’s Department of Modern Foreign Languages for September 1964 to January 1969 that was compiled by the chairman who is not named. Only French, German, Spanish, Russian, and Italian were taught. The report…

According to Dean Gehring, an increased interest has been seen from the university faculty and students to recruit a diversified student body. They wanted to recruit students from other socio-economic, racial, and geographic backgrounds. About 12…

Due to student protests in 1971, the university set up a policy committee comprised of students, staff, and faculty to streamline the university's disciplinary policies and provide more transparency to students and the university community in terms…

This report on University College introduces the new faculty that were hired that year. Only one part-time professor was hired, and the other faculty hired were from a wide range of departments.

This report features a list of names of the new faculty for University College. The report also gives a blurb on the Dean of University College, it says that he was chairman of the Richmond Regional Council for Continuing Education and that he was a…

This is the fifth annual report on University College. The report has information on the faculty at University College, student life, the liberal arts program, and ways to improve the school. In 1966 the Junior College experienced an increase in…

This President's Report introduces the new faculty members to University College including both fulltime and part time instructors. Professors from a wide variety of departments joined the University College staff including Psychology, History, and…

This report on University College highlights the faculty that were hired that year. It also includes the Dean of University College, Martin L. Shotzberger's involvement within the city.

This is the third report of University College which includes the Junior College. In the Junior College's first year it had 140 students while University College had over 4,000 students. The report includes information on summer classes, the number…