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Education The Department of Education is centered on one of the most essential fields in modern life, the passing of knowl- edge and skills to coming generations. Augsburg’s department prepares students for teaching on the elementary or high school levels, or of course, for gradu- ate study....
Show moreEducation The Department of Education is centered on one of the most essential fields in modern life, the passing of knowl- edge and skills to coming generations. Augsburg’s department prepares students for teaching on the elementary or high school levels, or of course, for gradu- ate study. Graduates in education are accredited by the State of Minnesota for teaching in public schools, and may also use their degree in any other area of education, youth work or church work. Sheldon Fardig glances through some materials for his next education lecture.
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As class is dismissed, J. Aschenbrenner and R. Holt discuss a sociology project. ‘Where to now?’’, asks Mr. Nordlie, as he glances at his notes. Torstenson calmly surveys his class as they assemble for lecture. 113
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John H. Gunderson Mimi B. Kingsley Leif E. Hansen Donald B. Steinmetz Gunta Rozentals Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Department Chairman Assistant Professor Mrs. Baltina writes a sentence on the board to help a student. M. Anderson smiles as the class responds with a correct...
Show moreJohn H. Gunderson Mimi B. Kingsley Leif E. Hansen Donald B. Steinmetz Gunta Rozentals Instructor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Department Chairman Assistant Professor Mrs. Baltina writes a sentence on the board to help a student. M. Anderson smiles as the class responds with a correct Spanish Phrase. Atan informal session in the Commons, Mr. Steinmetz speaks with his students about their latest reading.
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Art The Department of Art at Augsburg emphasizes the im- portance of a broad education to provide a background of understanding for the skills learned in the art curriculum. From the fundamentals of the fine arts, the student can specialize in his chosen area, whether it be painting or ce- ramics...
Show moreArt The Department of Art at Augsburg emphasizes the im- portance of a broad education to provide a background of understanding for the skills learned in the art curriculum. From the fundamentals of the fine arts, the student can specialize in his chosen area, whether it be painting or ce- ramics, two dimensional or three dimensional work. The art studio building, with its flexible and well-lighted work and class space and the print studio provide sufficient facilities for the purposes of the art student. Although the majority of art majors graduate with prepa- rations for teaching on the secondary level, many go into commerical art, free lance work or graduate study. Mr. Thompson laughs with a student during an informal discussion in the art studio. 94 Norman D. Holen August Molder Assistant Professor Instructor and Artist in Residence John B. Mosand Philip J. Thompson Instructor Department Chairman
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P. Thompson holds up a poster while a student stands back to study it. N. Holen is caught in laughter at an informal staff meeting. A steady hand and careful brush strokes are used in this hard edge painting. 95
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Mr. Husfloen is as good-natured as ever during this discussion. . sociology The Department of Sociology is continually searching for new and more effective ways of utilizing the urban location of Augsburg; the Social Science Research Center, with its close connections to the community, assists...
Show moreMr. Husfloen is as good-natured as ever during this discussion. . sociology The Department of Sociology is continually searching for new and more effective ways of utilizing the urban location of Augsburg; the Social Science Research Center, with its close connections to the community, assists both students and teachers in this purpose. The recently formed Crisis Colony program, a 15 credit “live-in” course, offers an opportunity for students to expe- rience first hand the inner city situation and its problems. Two sociology majors are offered, one leading mainly to immediate work in the field of social work, the other to graduate work in sociology, social research, and urban study. Robert A. Lewis Gordon L. Nelson David A. Nordlie Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Joyce C. Aschenbrenner Vernon M. Bloom Associate Professor
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 109
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Howard E. Pearson Lavonne J. Peterson Kathryn Pfeffer Ronald D. Pfeffer Edwin J. Saugestad Assistant Professor Associate Professor Instructional Assistant Instructor Assistant Professor Cheryl Nelson dismounts with the help of Ruth Gjerde. Physical Activities is a necessary part of being a...
Show moreHoward E. Pearson Lavonne J. Peterson Kathryn Pfeffer Ronald D. Pfeffer Edwin J. Saugestad Assistant Professor Associate Professor Instructional Assistant Instructor Assistant Professor Cheryl Nelson dismounts with the help of Ruth Gjerde. Physical Activities is a necessary part of being a freshman. Freshmen practice a modern dance step, as an addition to the square dance unit in class.
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Health And Physical Education The Department of Health and Physical Education, in addition to emphasizing poise and hygiene, seeks to develop good sports attitudes and spectator abilities in all students, especially through the freshman physical activities courses. Students are encouraged to...
Show moreHealth And Physical Education The Department of Health and Physical Education, in addition to emphasizing poise and hygiene, seeks to develop good sports attitudes and spectator abilities in all students, especially through the freshman physical activities courses. Students are encouraged to develop as a well-rounded and physically fit person in the sports and intramurals programs to supplement their physical education classes. Majors in Physical education and or health prepare stu- dents for teaching on any level, while programs for coaching and corrective therapy work are also offered. Coordination, as learned on the balance beam, is essential in Phy. Ed. Ernest W. Anderson Joyce M. Anderson Ruth Ann Gjerde Edor C. Nelson Department Chairman Instructor Instructional Assistant Associate Professor 108
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Classical Languages The Department of Classical Languages offers majors in Greek and Latin in connection with the University of Minnesota. The linguistic skills gained provide a basis for a direct approach to the classical heritage, and a possibility of under- standing original Greek and Latin...
Show moreClassical Languages The Department of Classical Languages offers majors in Greek and Latin in connection with the University of Minnesota. The linguistic skills gained provide a basis for a direct approach to the classical heritage, and a possibility of under- standing original Greek and Latin works of literature. Rather than the traditional reading and grammar method of teaching Latin, a multisensory approach is used with more effectiveness. Sister Ward listens attentively as a student demonstrates his proficiency at Latin. William G. Rusch Department Chairman Sister Agnes Ward Assistant Professor
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Philosophy The Department of Philosophy continued to challenge students to think about themselves and about the elements of life, and to ingrain some of this deep thinking as a natural part of their thought processes. In this way purposes of the department are to expose all students to more...
Show morePhilosophy The Department of Philosophy continued to challenge students to think about themselves and about the elements of life, and to ingrain some of this deep thinking as a natural part of their thought processes. In this way purposes of the department are to expose all students to more sensitive thinking whether they are major- ing in philosophy or not, and to provide a broad coverage of knowledge for majors and those intending to study further in the field of philosophy. Sherman J. Johnsrud Bruce R. Reichenbach Assistant Professor Assistant Professor 110 Mr. Riechenbach makes a comparison of virtue and knowledge. Mr. Johnsrud considers an interesting thought on doubt and skepticism.
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Augsburgian 1969, Page 103
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Theodore Hanwick Professor and Department Chairman Priidu Kiive Instructor Kermit Paulson Assistant Professor K. Paulson awaits an answer to a question ona physics formula. Filling the blackboard with symbols and lines, T. Hanwick illustrates a problem. 103
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Dr. Ollila gestures as he defines a religious problem. Engaging ina discussion, Dr. Quanbeck pours coffee at lunch. Pastor Mandsager closes a chapel service with a quiet benediction for students looking for a little peace ina busy day. 107
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S. Hartwick and Dr. Stenshoel chuckle over a new political scheme. Stenshoel campaigns to student supporters for state representative. Political Science The growing role of government in contemporary society is emphasized in the Department of Political Science. Available resources for study and...
Show moreS. Hartwick and Dr. Stenshoel chuckle over a new political scheme. Stenshoel campaigns to student supporters for state representative. Political Science The growing role of government in contemporary society is emphasized in the Department of Political Science. Available resources for study and research in the sur- rounding urban community are much used in the depart- ment; governmental and political activities of the Twin Ci- ties are excellent for individual study. The team teaching approach by the political science facul- ty keeps the student openminded to the various political viewpoints. The student who does not study further at the graduate or professional level, has gained a background for meaningful citizenship. Carlyle C. Dewey NormaC. Noonan Myles C. Stenshoel Assistant Professor Associate Professor Department Chairman 105
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Raymond E. Anderson Department Chairman Ailene H. Cole Associate Professor Esther J. Olson Associate Professor hh The drama department cast R. Schroeder in “‘ Days ona Cloud.” 104 Speech Two fields of speech are incorporated into the speech department, the speech arts, including acting and...
Show moreRaymond E. Anderson Department Chairman Ailene H. Cole Associate Professor Esther J. Olson Associate Professor hh The drama department cast R. Schroeder in “‘ Days ona Cloud.” 104 Speech Two fields of speech are incorporated into the speech department, the speech arts, including acting and interpre- tive reading, and general speech, covering debate, discus- sion, public speaking and parliamentary procedure. The courses of study in speech lead to development of effective self expression and leadership. The field of drama is well developed in the operation of Augsburg’s Little Theater, with its group of dramatic stu- dents that work together in class, in rehearsal and in production. Opportunities to develop talents in debate, choral reading and public speaking are also utilized by students of speech. Miss Cole enjoys the job of judging the Intersociety Talent Show.
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Physics An impressive collection of laboratory equipment is avail- able to the student of physics; the laboratory is continually growing and improving to keep up with the fast pace of to- day’s technology. The department of physics operates a twelve inch tele- scope for use in the study of...
Show morePhysics An impressive collection of laboratory equipment is avail- able to the student of physics; the laboratory is continually growing and improving to keep up with the fast pace of to- day’s technology. The department of physics operates a twelve inch tele- scope for use in the study of astronomy; interested physics majors may also use the telescope, which is housed in the observatory atop Science Hall, for their individual study. There is emphasis on basic methods and theories, but stu- dents are also brought in contact with recent scientific devel- opments, in preparation for further study, secondary school teaching or work in the industrial field. Priidu Kiive explains a concept and waits for class response in an electricity class. 102
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Dr. Chrislock discusses his history of Augsburg with an associate. Dr. Gisselquist explains some realationships of two historical periods. Dr. Jensen comments as she accepts student work in history. Orloue N. Gisselquist I. Khin Khin Jensen Department Chairman Associate Professor Donald R....
Show moreDr. Chrislock discusses his history of Augsburg with an associate. Dr. Gisselquist explains some realationships of two historical periods. Dr. Jensen comments as she accepts student work in history. Orloue N. Gisselquist I. Khin Khin Jensen Department Chairman Associate Professor Donald R. Gustafson Richard C. Nelson Assistant Professor Assistant Professor 91
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Chemistry Preparation for high school teaching, study for medical and other professions, graduate study in molecular biology and chemistry and the chemical profession is offered by the Department of Chemistry. Certain scientific problems and understanding in all areas in the study of matter are...
Show moreChemistry Preparation for high school teaching, study for medical and other professions, graduate study in molecular biology and chemistry and the chemical profession is offered by the Department of Chemistry. Certain scientific problems and understanding in all areas in the study of matter are covered by the chemistry curriculum. Through the study of chemistry, the student may better appreciate this aspect of modern science, its structure and advancements. 100 Test tubes, beakers, Bunson burners — allare part of a chemistry lab. T. Tweeten explains the next days’ laboratory experiment.
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Modern Languages Not only does the Department of Modern Languages give the student a knowledge of the structure, idioms and pron- unciation of a language in listening, speaking, writing and reading, but it seeks to arouse an interest in the history and culture of the people it represents. The...
Show moreModern Languages Not only does the Department of Modern Languages give the student a knowledge of the structure, idioms and pron- unciation of a language in listening, speaking, writing and reading, but it seeks to arouse an interest in the history and culture of the people it represents. The study of a language is valuable in teaching and fur- ther study, and also in countless other fields such as history, science and art, when an original piece of literature that must be interpreted is used in these fields. Foreign study in Spain, France, Norway, Germany, Mex- ico and Canada is arranged during the summer or junior year for interested students, and provides first hand experi- ence of a language. Mary Anderson smiles during discussion and coffee in the Faculty Lounge. Ruth L. Aaskov Nelly T. Blackburn Assistant Professor Instructor Valeria B. Baltina Penelope A. Cairns Instructor Instructor 92
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History The Department of History presents the study of history as and intellectual discipline. A purpose of the department is to broaden the student’s view of his own historical heritage and that of other civilizations. Through understanding of the nation on a historical level, the student may...
Show moreHistory The Department of History presents the study of history as and intellectual discipline. A purpose of the department is to broaden the student’s view of his own historical heritage and that of other civilizations. Through understanding of the nation on a historical level, the student may become a more valuable member of society. A history major may be used in teaching or in continued research and study. In the quiet of his office, Donald Gustafson reflects on plans for tomorrow's class lecture. 90
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English In an English speaking country the language heritage and its sources are important parts of a liberal arts education. The freshman studies in the Department of English bring the student to improve his correctness and style of writing and his effectiveness in reading. The English major...
Show moreEnglish In an English speaking country the language heritage and its sources are important parts of a liberal arts education. The freshman studies in the Department of English bring the student to improve his correctness and style of writing and his effectiveness in reading. The English major enjoys an atmosphere of individual attention for analysis and improvement of his work, during conferences with his instructors and in discussions and semi- nar situations. Whether the student takes advantage of the many gradu- ate study opportunities or not, a valuable sense of apprecia- tion of literature and the language has been gained. Framed by her students, A. Pederson thoughtfully considers a question. 88 William R. Bergstrom Assistant Professor Grier Nicholl Associate Professor Richard Sargent checks outa resource in the library.
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