1967
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Sister M. Eugenia Kealey dies, April.
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1967
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Marywood College announces the establishment of a School of Social Work, the first Social Work program in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Spring.
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1967
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Construction of the Power Plant and Maintenance Building is completed.
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1967
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The English Department welcomes Margaret Yarina, the first of three consecutive lay chairpersons.
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1967
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Teachers of Exceptional Children, a group for Psychology majors, is started at Marywood.
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1967
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The Mathematics Department hosts the annual conference of the Pennsylvania Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
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1967
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Northeastern Pennsylvania's public television station, WVIA, locates its production and broadcast site in the Learning Resources Center and offers twenty-two instructional courses to area students. Later, having outgrown Marywood's accommodations, WVIA relocates in Pittston, and Marywood College organizes its own TV station.
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1967
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The Marywood Players stage a production of The Sound of Music.
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c.1967
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Facilities for the new School of Social Work are installed on the terrace floor of the Liberal Arts building.
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