Harmes Elected Activities Coordinator
Tom Harmes was elected the new Activity Coordinator for Winter Quarter at the Student Senate on October 18. He succeeds Larry Kennedy who will graduate in December and leave the term unfinished. Harmes is a junior from Anderson Indiana in Computer Technology and a fourth quarter Senate member. He belongs to Kappa Sigma and has a wife Mary and a son Jason.
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Tom Harmes
Larry Kennedy
Tom
Anderson
Indiana
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Mary
Jason
Tri-State College approves flat tuition plan for 1972
The Executive Committee of Tri-State College trustees approved a plan setting tuition and activities fees at 500 per quarter for students with 15 to 18 hours starting fall 1972. Under 18 hours charges are 35 per credit for 1–14 hours, 500 per quarter for 15–18 hours, and 30 per credit beyond 18. The activities fee is included in the tuition.
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Board of Trustees of
Tri- State College
Bateman
Palenske Bequest Supports Hershey Hall Construction
Tri State College receives 125000 as the first installment from the Fred C Palenske Trust to fund the General Lewis B Hershey Hall project. The remainder will also go to Hershey Hall after estate settlement. Palenske founded Industrial Rubber Goods in St Joseph in 1919 and died July 27 1970.
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Tri-State College
Fred C. Palenske
St. Joseph
Mich
Richard M. Bateman
Lewis B. Hershey
Palenske
Hershey Hall
Fred C
New Winter Quarter Courses Offer Dual Designations
Three Social Studies courses for Winter 1972 receive dual designations Gov or Hist or Econ. Students in Arts and Sciences may count these as major subjects in multiple concentrations. Courses include US Foreign Policy II, American Constitutional Development II, and The Economic History of the US. Students should consult advisors before pre registering November 5.
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Department of Social Studies
School of Arts and Sciences
Tri- State College
United States
Tri State College Engineers Earn ECPD Certification Update
Tri State College reports three of five engineering curricula in the School of Engineering have been accredited by the Council for Professional Development. Dr John R Crisp chairs Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering, succeeding Dr Hawthorne in 1970. Professor Robert K Wattson is promoted to associate chairman of Aeronautical Engineering.
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TriState College Engineers’ “Council
Richard M. Bateman
Tri-State
Quintin
J. ‘Hawthorne
ECPD
United States
Tri-State College
Department ‘of Civil
John. R. Crisp
Hawthorne
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Akron
Carnegie-Mellon University
Robert K. Wattson
Aeronautical Engineering
Crisp
Engineer’ S Council For Professional Development
Frederick J. Bogardus
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