East Texas State University Grows With Broad Programs
East Texas State University ETSU public service institution founded 1889 by William Mayo. under President D. Whitney Halladay and successors expands from teacher education to 60 fields, multiple partnerships with UT NYU and Texas A&M. 1968 enrollment near 8,328 with 973 faculty and 2,775 single students plus 300 family apartments. offers 75 majors in 27 departments and master’s degrees in about 30 fields. strong teacher education output and 12 percent of Texas school superintendents earned from ETSU. accreditation by TEA SACS and NCATE. four colleges with deans listed.
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East Texas State University
East Texas
William Leonidas Mayo
ETSU
D. Whitney Halladay
University of Texas
New York University
Texas A&m University
Texas
Board of Regents
Texas Association of Colleges, Association of State Colleges and Universities
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
American Association of University Women
National Commission of Accrediting
Council of Graduate Schools of the United States
Texas Education Agency
The
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
School of Education
School of Business Administration
J. Cullen Sowers
Roger Brooks
School of
Arts and Sciences
William Traux
Graham Johnson
Robert Butler
Janice King
Aldridge and Berry Families Visit and News From West Mt
Mrs. C. P. Berry and Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Aldridge visit Duncanville and Farmers Branch. various relatives from Fort Worth Longview Marshall Shawnee and Dallas share family news. Local moves, hospital notes, and a housewarming are reported along with storm damage at the H. M. Morgan home.
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C. P. Berry
Duncanville
James C. Cradar
Alton Berry
Farmers Branch
Willie Berry
Lake Dallas
Mike Peck
Ft. Worth
Lindley Beckworth
L. L. White
Pleasant
Ocis L. Smith
Garland Smith
Hughey Smith
City
Leonard Berry
Debbie
New Gilmer Highway
Don Campbell
West Mt. Church
Isa Phillips
Texas
Phillips
Europe
George Wilkins
Fannie White
Euna Blear
James Bibb Jr
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Ft. Polk
Jimmy Don Aldridge
Saigon
Craig McCrary
H. M. Morgan
West Mt
Morgan
Newport
Wilma Dean Stewart
Dallas
East Texas State to Open School of Business in 1968
East Texas State University will create a School of Business Administration to begin September 1968 led by Dr. Graham Johnson. The five departments cover accounting marketing management economics finance education secretarial administration and general business. Construction for a new administration building is planned with occupancy in January 1970 and projected enrollment reaches 4 974 in 1971. The department was the universitys second largest in 1967 68 with over 1700 majors.
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East Texas State University
Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System
School of Business Administration
Graham Johnson
Business Administration Administration
Department of Business Administration
Gay Avenue PTA Prepares For 1968 69 School Year
The Gay Avenue PTA readies for the new year with the 1968-69 yearbook sent to the printer on August 9. Mrs. Hugh Mixon assists with the yearbook alongside Mrs. Marvine Childress and Mrs. Martha Langford.
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Gay Ave
PTA
Gay Avenue Pta
Hugh Mixon
Marvine Childress
Martha Langford
Master Plan Pushes ETSU Expansion To 12 Million Budget
East Texas State University advances a 12 million master plan approved by the Board of Regents. A March 24 vote awarded contracts for campus additions and furnishings while a federal grant funds major new buildings including a Business Administration building Library and Science additions.
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East Texas State University
Board of Regents
Business Administration Administration
University Library
Business
Diverse Modern Sculptures Fill San Antonio World's Fair Grounds
The fair showcases 100 pieces of modern sculpture on the grounds from surreal works to a bull forged from automobile bumpers, highlighting diverse artistic approaches at the event.
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San Antonio
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