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Professors Recognized
For Varied Achievement
Mary L. Willard, professor
emerita o: chemistry, and
Dorothy Quiggle, professor of
chemical engineering, attend
ed the recent meetings of the
gradaute women's scientific
fraternity, Sigma Delta Epsi
lon, held in 1‘1..w York City.
They participated as mem
bers of the Board of Directors
and also as delegates of Nu
chapter of State College.
Both are past national presi
dents of the ft aternity.
The New York ~.ieetings were
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MARY L. WILLARD
held in conjunction with the
annual meeting of the Ameri
can Association for the Ad
vancement of Science, of which
Sigma Delta Epsilon is an af
filiate.
The main feature of the Sig
ma Delta Epsilon program was
the AAAS FronCirs of Science
Lecture, "Some Studies of
Human Stones," by Dame
Kathleen Lonsdale, professor of
crystallography at University
College, Lonciun, and recipient
of the Sigma Delta Epsilon
Award for an outstanding worn
an scientist.
:Upward Bound' Speaker
David Gottlieb, professor of
human development, will be a
major speaker at a conference
on "Upward Bound and the
Urban Crisis" to be held to
morrow through Friday in New
Orleans, La.
Gottlieb, former assistant di
rector of the Job Corps, Office
of Economic Oppo-tunity, will
speak on "Urban Youth and
Problems o: Education."
Directors of Upward Bound
programs from 125 college
campuses are expected to at
PLEASE
BE
EFUL!
Only you
prevent
est fires!
tend the meeting, which 'is
sponsored by OE(`.
A youth project of OEO, Up
ward Bound offers an oppor
tun it y for underprivileged
young people who have college
potential to prepare for college
entrance.
The College of Human De
velopment has ,nnounce.d the
appointment of three new in
structors twq part-Cme and
one full-time—beginning with
the Winter Term.
Food Supervisor k pointed
Thomas P. Phillips, full
time instructor in the Depart
ment of Hotel and Institution
Administ ratio n, has been
named supervisor of food op
erations in Commonwealth
supported colleges where food
is contracted from private
firms. In this capacity Phillips
will inspect and report on the
operations of various state
supported collages for the In
stitutional Food Research and
Service division of the Depart
ment of Hotel and Intitution Ad
ministration.
Phillips received the bache
lor of science degree in hotel
administration at Penn
,State.
His experience in the food ser
vice field :ncludes managerial
positions at several colleges.
Mrs. Barbara M. Shannon
was appointed part-time in
structor of foods and nutrition
and will teach two courses,
"Family Meals" and "Applied
Nutrition." She received the
bachelor of science degree in
home economies at the Univer
sity of Tennessee at Martin
and the master of science de
gree in foods and nutrition at
the University of Illinois.
Mrs. Lorene J. Frantz has
been appointed a part-time in
structor in home-community re
lationships and will teach one
course, "Social Usage." She re
ceived the bachelor of science
degree and recently earned
the master's degree in home
economics at Penn State.
Computer Science Professor
Paul A. D. deMaine has been
appointed associate professor
of computer science. He will
teach a graduate course in in
formation processing systems
and cor.duct research in in
formation retrieval,
DeMaine obtained his bach
elor of sciew_e degree at Wit
waterarand University, South
Africa, in 1948, and his doctor
of philosophy degree in chem
istry at the University of Brit
ish Colt:mbia, Canada, in 1955.
He has conducted research at
King's College, London, Cam
bridge University in England
and the University of Ottawa,
Canada.
Magazine Board Appointee
Joseph Jordan, professor of
chemistry, is one of five new
members of the aU.isory board
of Analytical Chemistry, month
ly publication of the American
Chemical Society.
.A member of the Penn State
faculty for 14 years, he is
internationally recognized for
his extensive research in elec
trode processes, polarography,
the electrochemistry of home
(an iron-containing blood pig
ment), thermochemical titra
tions, solution calorimetry and
gas chromatography.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1968
Jordan was a Frontiers of
Chemistry le•:turer rt Wayne
State University in 1958 and
has also held visiting profes
sorships at Cornell University,
the Swiss Federal Institute of
TePhiology and the University
of California at Berkeley.
Speech Professor Honored
Eugene E. Whitt, professor
of speech, received the dames
A. Winans Memorial Award for
Distinguished Scholarship in
Rhetoric and Public Address at
the. recent Speech Association
of 'America convention in Los
Angeles.
Established in memory of one
of the founders of the modern
speech professicn, the award
includes a cash grant.
White is the second scholar
to receive the award. He was
recognized for his essay, "Mas_
ter Holdsworth and 'A Knowl
edge Very Useful and Neces
sary,' " which appeared in
"The Quarterly Journal of
Speech," February, 1967.
In this essay White discussed
the nature and the implications
of the rhetorical theor„ of Rich
ard Holdsworth, 1 7 th-century
Master of Emmanuel College
of Cambridge University.
Professor Killed Stork?
A professor of family rela_
tionships at the University won
attention in a national maga
zine's tongue 'n
-cheek article,
"Who Killed the Stork?"
The January, 1968, issue of
McCalls's carries a double-page
DAVID GOTTLIEB
spread sub-titled "Who's Who
in American Sex Circles" or
"McCall's briefing on the War
of Sexual Liberation (and a
guide to the Sex Establish
ment)."
At the top of a tabulation of
eight members of the "War
College" (all college profes
sors) in the name of Dr. Carl
fred Broderick, associate pro
fessor of farn:ly relationships,
College of Hur..qn Develop
ment.
He teaches courses in foun
dations of marriage and family
relationships and serve; as ad
viser to graduate students in
child development and family
relationships. He also teaches
a graduate course "Survey of
Research on Sexual Behavior."