Tri-State College names new faculty and administrative staff
The Tri-State College announces new hires across administrative and teaching ranks. Appointments include James Nyikos director of the Computer Center, Michael Nyikos director of the Publications Center, and Mary McClelland counselor in the Dean of Students office. Faculty additions feature Robert Tart Jr and Yohannes Woldemariam in Civil Engineering, Charles Brockus in Electrical Engineering, Eric Isenhoff and Henry Luming in Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, and others in Business, English, Social Studies, Drafting, and Mathematics.
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James Weiss
Computer Center
Michael Nyikos
Publications Center
Mary McClelland
Robert G. Tart, Jr
Yohannes Woldemariam
Civil Engineering
Charles G. Brockus
Eric H. Isenhoff
Henry Luming
Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering
Leonard Sheffield
Donald Trennepohl
School of Business Administration
Brenda Thompson
English and Humanities
John Morin
Leon Vanda Creek
Department of Social Studies
Gary Thompson
Richard Ruselink
Tri-State College
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Tri State College grads head for well paid starts
Engineering graduates at Tri State College began professional careers with starting salaries around 686.82, above the national average of 671. Business graduates averaged 588.33, above the national 577. Overall June seniors averaged 672.73. More than 400 national firms interviewed on campus from 1965 to 1966.
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Tri-State College
Earl Sharrow
School of Business Administration
Sharrow
Editor Walks Off Stage After Silent Speech Challenge
Philip Werdell, editor of Moderator, told students and campus administrators at a United Campus Christian Fellowship conference that listeners would clap if he recited backwards or stood silent for three minutes. He staged his un delivered speech, then walked off as audience clapped after a quiet pause.
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United Sampus Christian Fellowship
Philip Werdell
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Robert S. Stewart Hall Named At Tri-State College
Tri-State College honors Board of Trustees member Dr. Robert S. Stewart by naming the new 12 million dollar residence hall after him. The four story red brick building houses 314 men with dining for 700 plus, and follows the Alumni Reunion and luncheon. Dr. Stewart, a Purdue University administrator and noted WWII GI Bill author, chairs tax board activities in Indiana.
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Robert S. Stewart
Tri-State College
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Walter W. Walb
Fred Zollner
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Purdue University
Dr. Stewart
Wald
Robert B. Stewart
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