1974
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The Education Department moves to the Psych-Educational Clinic.
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1974
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The Marywood Players perform Hello, Dolly.
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1974
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The space on the Liberal Arts terrace floor that the Education Department vacated when it moved to the Psych-Educational Clinic is converted into enclosed, individual faculty offices. The partitions that divided the office cubicles in the Suraci Gallery are removed, and the area is renovated into two classrooms and a conference room.
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1974
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The Bachelor of Social Work program begins under the direction of Michael Freund of the Social Sciences Department.
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1974
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By this time the undergraduate Speech Correction and Reading Specialist curricula have received state sanction, as have the Master of Science Programs in Middle School Education, Public Relations, Nutrition, Elementary Guidance Counseling, and Reading.
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1974
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Marywood s student-operated FM radio station, WVMW, begins broadcasting, offering commercial-free discussions, music, and drama, September.
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1974
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Marywoodians begin the observance of World Food Day, November, following a Hunger Awareness Workshop in the Spring.
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1974
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The Reverend Joseph Fadden, Chaplain, is elevated to Monsignor and returns to parish work, and the Reverend Robert Hochreiter serves as both Chaplain and member of the Social Sciences Department.
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1974
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Enough courses are regularly cycled in the Department of Religious Studies to provide a thirty credit major, and the Department begins to average four graduates of the program per year.
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1974
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The Human Ecology Department signs an agreement with The Fashion Institute of Technology, allowing Marywood majors to attend the Institute as visiting students.
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1974
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The College s student-operated cable TV station, TV-Marywood, Verto Channel 20, screens a weekly campus news show to acquaint viewers with Marywood and its activities.
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1974
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Members of The Audubon Quartet become resident musicians at Marywood and enrich area cultural life with recitals, informal lecture-demonstrations, and children s concerts.
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c.1974
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The Education Department is at maximum size, graduating between one hundred and two hundred majors a year. Rosemary Carroll Kazimer is Director of Student Teaching and coordinator of all field experience, and Ralph Bernardi offers human relations and intergroup training for teacher education candidates.
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1974
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Kathleen Howley MacDonald '19, the first student to enroll at Marywood, returns to campus for Homecoming, September.
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