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Hall Named Head
Of New Department
A department of general engineering has been estab
lished in the College of Engineering and Architecture and
Francis T. Hall Jr, professor of electrical engineering, has
been named head of the depa► tment as well as assistant
:dean for general engineering in
Rayback to Head ,the College.
The action, announced today
'by Plestdent Eric A, Walker, was
Labor Education 'taken at the weekend meeting of
proles-'the Board of Trustees. It will be-
Dr Jo , eph G Rayback, come effective July 1.
soi of American history, has been Dr. Merritt A. Williamson, dean
mimid head of the Department of the College of Engineering and
of Laboi education. Ai chitecture, explains that et,tab-
1' h e appointment, e ff e d ive tishment of the new department
July 1, was announced yesterday wze prompted by the need for
incorporating into the College
by President Eric A. Walker. It structure the engineering faculty
‘s as appt ovcd at the weekend members located at the Common
nu of the Board of Trustees. wealth Campuses.
The new department head will
flayhar k has been acting head be responsible for the engineer
-I.of the ' hed a Y ear a g o as a um ' department since It NN CV ,
, mg faculty members at the Com
`labil monwealth Campuses, for the
the College of the liberal t •
curriculums of engineering stu-
The department admlnistetSdents on thane campuses who are
the labor-management !elation!, candidates for the baccalaureate
curriculum, conducts studies in an d associate degrees; and for
the field of labor, and is recpon- the work in engineering drawing
cible for ihstruction both on and and de ,, criptive geometry. Facul
off campu, ty teaching these courses will be
On June 30, he will complete a a:signed to the new department.
luec-vear term as head of the' He will also have responsibility
rpm talent of history He will for candidates for the bachelor
militate as professor of Ameti- of science degree without destg
ut 'nation in a specific field.
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