Brunswick Junior College : annual report, 1974-75
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Authors
Teel, John W.
Issue Date
1975-06-30
Type
Annual Report
Language
en_US
Keywords
College of Coastal Georgia , Brunswick Junior College
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Abstract
SUMMARY STATEMENT -- FACULTY -- STUDENTS -- LIBRARY -- GENERAL
INFORMATION -- COMPUTER -- NEW CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY OR COMPLETED DURING
THE YEAR -- GIFTS AND GRANTS RECEIVED IN SUPPORT OF THE COLLEGE -- FINANCIAL REPORT --
The fiscal year 1974-1975 may be characterized as a period of stable
operation. It was a time of continued assessment and evaluation of curricula,
procedures, programs, and general institutional progress. --
New instructional division, the Division of Special Studies,
began its initial year of operation in September, 1974. --
Significant improvement in existing curricula was the
revision of the basic English composition courses. --
Need to provide greater educational challenges for the academically
superior student. academic scholarships initiated. English honors course. --
Community support of the library continues to be good and quite a number
of patrons, faculty, and friends of the library have donated books and
made cash contributions to support the development of the library. --
Community service: Dedication to community
improvement through the organization of a wide spectrum of people
who are concerned with democratic processes, self-help, and educational
objectives, rather than approaching community improvement by emphasizing
a technical process of problem solving or by concentrating on social
activism. (190 courses) --
graduate programs sponsored jointly
with Georgia Southern College and the Coastal Area Teacher Education Service --
overcrowding / severe space limitations. When the two current projects, the Vocational/Technical
and the Science/Classroom facilities, are available for occupancy,
the immediate space needs of the institution will be substantially met. --
One of the most serious and debilitating conditions facing our institution
is the erosion of faculty and staff salaries and fringe benefits caused
by inadequate salary increases and economic inflation.
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Publisher
College of Coastal Georgia
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