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ANNUAL REPORT OF PSYCYOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Reporting Period: June 1, 1974 to May 31, 1975.
Narrative:
One of the major occurences in the Department this past year was approval by a
visiting committee from the State Department of Public Instruction of the pro-
gram in school psychology. This means that our graduates can now be certified
as school psychologists in North Carolina. This past year the Department of
Psychology increased by over 700, compared with last year, the number of total
student enrollments. As an aid in handling some of this increased enrollment,
the Department added one fulltime faculty member. The Departmental Code was
completed this year, and has been submitted to the Faculty Senate. Of those
students graduating, five psychology majors completed their work Magna Cum
Laude. Two students were honored by the Phi Beta Kappa at East Carclina.
Publications and presentations before professional groups continue at a high
rate, and there are a number of on-going research projects presently being
carried out by a large number of faculty members. This spring, the ECU
Psychology Department, in conjunction with the North Carolina Psychological
Association, sponsored a spring meeting on campus, with the major speaker being
Dr. James V. McConnell, one of the outstanding psychologists in the nation.
Dr. William F. Grossnickle was re-elected Southeastern Vice President of Psi
Chi, the national honorary society in psychology, and represents all of the
chapters in the southern and southeastern states. Dr. Thomas E. Long completed
a year as President of the North Carolina Psychological Association, and did an
outstanding job representing the NCPA and ECU. Departmental faculty have been
active on both University and Departmental committees, and in community affairs.
A Psychology Department retreat was held involving both faculty and students,
and many helpful suggestions and ideas have been derived. It is hoped that the
retreat will become an annual occurence. In spite of the large increase in en-
rollment and the unavoidable lack of space and equipment, the Department has
met the demands placed upon it, and we plan to continue to do so in the coning
year. i
Faculty
1. a. Total number of full-time faculty: 21
b. Number of part-time faculty: l
c. Total full-time equivalent faculty: 21 1/2
d. Number of teaching fellows per quarter:
Fall: 25 Winter: 25 Spring: 23
2. Number in ranks at end of reporting period:
Number of professors: 5
Number of associate professors: 7 ,
Number of assistant professors: 8
Number of instructors: 2
Number of lecturers: 0
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Distributions of degrees:
Number with doctorate: 18
Number with masters only: 4
Number with bachelors only: 0
Total number with permanent tenure at end of reporting period: 15
Number of non-tenured: 7
List by name and rank those granted tenure during the reporting period:
W. A. Castellow, Ph.D., Assistant professor.
Total number separated: 0
Number who received promotions in rank during the year: l
List names and new rank: Dr. Betty Jane Corwin, Professor.
List any administrative changes involving the Department or its members:
NONE
List (mame and new degree) any who received an academic degree during the
year:
NONE
List names, with highest degree and rank, of new appointments:
Dennis Chestnut, M. A., Assistant Professor.
List faculty members with released time for tennant:
Fall Quarter: None
Winter Quarter: None
Spring Quarter: None
Faculty publications:
Number of books published during period: None
Number of articles: 11
Grossnickle, W. F., Lao, Rosina C., Martoccia, C. T., Range, Donna C., and
Walters, Frances C. "Complexity of effects of personal space."
Psychological Reports, 1975, 36, 237-238.
Grossnickle, W. F. and Lao, Rosina C. "Urge journal pages be devoted to
replication studies." Society for the Advancement of Social
Psychology, 1974, 1, No. 2, 4.
Lao, Rosina C. "The developmentel trend in locus of control."
Proceedings of the Division of Personalty and Social Psychology,
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1974, 1, 348-350.
Lao, Rosina C. "New dimension in psychology: social learning theory."
Thought and Word, 1974, 12, 205-207.
Lao, Regina C. oComplexity of effects of personal space."
Psychological Reports, 1975, 36, 237-238. (With Grossnickle,
Martoccia, Range, and Walters.)
Lao, Rosina C. "Biased attitudes toward females as indicated by
ratings of intelligence and likeability." Paper presented at
Southeastern Psychological Convention Association Annual Convention,
March, 1975 (with Upchurch,Corwin and Grossnickle. )
Lutz, M. John. "Some comments on psycholinguistic research and
education." The Reading Teacher, Oct-., 1974, Vol. 28, No. PEs
Pg ° 36-39 o
Martoccia, C. T. "Complexity of effects of personal space."
Psychological Reports, 1975, 36, 237-238. (With Grossnickle, Lao,
Range, and Walters.)
Means, L. W., Harrell, T. H.., Mayo, E. S. & Alexander, G. B.
oEffects of dorsomedial thalamic lesions on spontaneous alternation,
maze activity, and runway performance in the rat." Physiology &
Behavior, 1974, 12, 1973-979.
Alexander, G. B., Broome, B. & Means. L. W. "The effects of an
irrelevant intertrial task on pattern discrimination in rats with
hippocampal damage." Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 1974,
3, 459-461.
Deniel, H. J., Means, L. W., & Loesche, P. S. "Respense to Crowley."
Physiological Psychcloey, a ae Meee
Number of Reviews: None
Number of scholarly papers read: 9
Grossnickle, W. F. and Kendrick, Teresa S. oAttitude response
differences as a functien of location." Paper presented at the
meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association, Atlanta,
March, 1975.
Lao, Rosina C.; Upchurch, Wilhelmina H., Corwin, Betty J. and
Grossnickle, W. F. "Biased attitudes toward femaies as indicated
by retings of intelligence and likeability." Paper presented at the
Southeastern Psychological Association, Atlanta, March, 1975.
Grossnickle, W. F. oHumanizing Organizations." Meter and Water
Distribution Workshop, Fayetteville, N. C. June, 1974.
Grossnickle, W. F. "Management of people in today's environmert."
Management Development Program, Carolina Telephone Co., 1974.
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Grossnickle, W. F. Chairpersen of the following meetings:
Brown, E. "Gestalt Therapy." Psi Chi invited Address, Southeastern
Psychological Association, Atlanta, March 1975.
Open Forum, Psi Chi progrem, Southeastern Psychological Association
Convention, Atlanta, March 1975.
Psi Chi Research Awards Paper Session, Psi Chi program, American
Psychological Association Convention, New Orleans, August, 1974.
Lao, Rosina C. "The developmental trend in locus of control."
American Psychological Association 82nd Annual Convention,
Sept. 1, 1974.
Lao, Rosina C. "Biased attitudes toward females as indicated by ratings
of intelligence and likeability." Southeastern Psychological
Association Annual Convention, March, 1975. (With Upcherch, Corwin,
& Grossnickle.)
Means, L. W. "oElectrophysiology and Behavior." Psi Chi Meeting,
Mitchell, Charles C. "he professional training of psychologists."
Eastern North Carolina Psychological Association, December 13, 1974.
Moore Charles H. oInduced anxiety & expectancy." Southeastern
Psychological Association Convention, Atlanta, March, 1975.
Graduate theses completed under direction of the Department: 23
Green, Katherine, Refererce data for Piaget water level task.
Henderson, Bruce W., Training procedure for impulsive primary grade
children.
Hyder, L. L., Jr., Reliability data and item analyses of two short
general ability tests.
Wisdom, Stanley L., Jr. Item analyses of Forms R. IT and X, three short
industrial ability tests.
Harrell, T. H., Lecus of control and attribution of causality for
success and failure.
Beck, Hall Pugh, Jr., Parametric Studies of the response of a protozean,
Spirostomum ambiguum, to repetitive stimulation.
Creager, Allan, Locus of control in discriminating different patterns
of drug use in the college population.
Maynor, Jerry, Comparison of internal-external control construct amon;7
drug addicts and non-addicts.
Helms, Becky, Locus of control as related to selected Rorschach
LS A TT cme
determinants.
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Landry, Fernand, The developwent of the New River Mental Health Center
in North Carolina: A study of a mi lti-county approech to the
eens nome cence see
delivery of mental health services in a rural area.
Powell, Julian A., The development and validation of an objective
personality test for subjects with limited reading c comprehension.
Rouse, Bobbe M. The relationship between the Peabody Individual
Pie opeaan Test and the Stanford Achievement Test.
Lotterhos, Kay, The analysis of ten variables as prediction of
recidivism for in-patient alcoholism treatment progranis in| Eastern
North Carolina.
Kelly, Mary Margaret, Induced anxiety and expectancy.
Means, Carolyn E., The therapeutic value of the postrelaxation discussion
period of the induced anxiety procedure.
Rutledge, Douglas, "A study of high school drug use in Eastern North
CarolinaT
Waring, Ann,"Effect of medial thalamic lesions on emotionality
activity, and discrimination learning in the rat.�
Grubb, Monty, ~~Resistance to extinction for college students receiving
varying magnitudes of : yoinforcemert."
Alexander, Gay B.,"Ihe effects of an irrelevant intertrial task on
pattern diserinination by rats with hippocampal lesions."
Broome, Belinda, oThe effects of dorsomedial thalamic lesions on
acquisition and retention of a a visval pattern discrimination - $n a
water-filled maze."
Clark, R. J., "Ihe effects of overtraining on the retention of
dlacttetvacion learning in rats with medial th thalamic lesions."
Mabe, Alex, "The correlation of racial attitudes as measured by the
~£e-school Racial .tt titude Measure If and socion ometric choices for
Becond gradR childdtn."
Whiteside, Reid, "The modification of black/white color attitudes and
its effect upon racial attitudes a: as measured by the
Preschool Racial Attitude Measure Yi Ky
Other talks given (popular, to civic groups, etc.). Give only names
and number and to what groups.
Dr. W. A. Castellow--2: High School (12th grade) English class:
"Effective Study Habits."
High School Seniors (part of "Humanities Week")
"Psychology as a major in college."
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut~-1: North Carolina Group Behavior Society:
"What do I want and need: A move toward
actualization."
Dr.
Dr.
Boice Daugherty-~l: A hypnosis program at Psi Chi Meeting.
W. F. Grossnickle--2: Toastmasters (State-wide meeting):
oHow to be motivated..and-.to motivate other!."
Psi Chi meeting: ~The usefulness of
American Psychological Association Conventions"
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes-~2: Pitt County Board of Commissioners-~-budget
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proposal for Pitt County Mental Health Center.
Goal setting for Delta Kapp Gamma (Key Women
Educators) through Committee on Research of
which I am Chairperson.
Ramon M. Hedges-~2: Teachers, Northampton County: ~Mental
hygiene in the schools."
PTA, St. Raphael School: oTesting of School
Children."
Rosina C. Lao: Gave several talks on "China" in public schools and
book clubs.
Thomas E. Long--4: Presented omarriage counseling� to First
Baptist Church.
Conducted Saturday morning synthesis session of
North Carolina Psychological Association fall
session on Quality of life in Raleigh, N. C.
Presented "marriage counseling follow-up"
ession to First Baptist Church Group from
Goidsboro, N. C.
Presented oDealing with early resistance in
group psychotherapy� to North Carolina Group
Behavior Society spring session at Kanuga, N. C.
M. John Lutz--1: ECU English Department conference on Learning
Disabilities and the Language Arts-~-"The
acquisition of language."
Larry W. Means--1: A program to the Unitarian Fellowship on
biofeedback.
Charles C. Mitchell--2: High School class from Rocky Mount--
"Psychology and psychologists."
Mental Health Advisory Board--"The Mental Health
Associate program and the profession of Psychology"
Charles H. Moore--1: Chairperson, paper reading session,
Southeastern Psychological Association Convention.
Robert S. Tacker-~8: N. C. Association of Educators. "Using
behavior modification as a means of classroom
discipline.�
Special education teachers, Hertford Co. Schools
Parents of retarded children, Pitt Tech.
Beaufort Tech Cosmotology students.
Access to Mainstream, Alliance for progress
North Carolina Psychological Association
Greenville~Martinsborough Lions Club (president)
Chi Beta Phi presentation.
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Consultant work (outside ECU):
Dr. W. A. Castellow: Reader and evaluator of ESEA Title IIL proposals
contracted with the N. C. State Department of
Public Instruction; Intellectual assessment of
adults in Washington County (N.C.) for
elibility in Federal program.
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut: Camden County Mental Health Service.
Mr. John S. Childers: Albemarle Mental Health Center; Currituck
County Schools; Chowan County Schools, and
Washington County Schcols.
Dr. Betty Jane Corwin: Pitt County Schools--workshops for elementary
school counselors; Craven County Schools--
workshop for elementary teachers.
Dr. R. B. Graham: Text reviews for Prentice-Hall (2); editorial
review for Heath & Co.
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Psychological Consultants, Inc.; Greenville
Utilities Company, Carolina Telephone Company.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes: Completed efforts at Pitt County Mental Health
Center for construction and staffing grants;
Prepared and presented grants for Pitt County
Mental Health Center. Funding approved:
a. Home for the emotionally disturbed.
b. Activities program for adult retardates.
c. Liaison "Home-Center Training Specialist."
speech development.
Consultant, Elizabeth City, in conjunction with
Allied Health on area mental health center and
school programs.
Dr. Monnie Hedges: Ahoskie Mental Health Center.
Dr. Victor Mallenbaum: Pitt County Mental Health Center; Camp
Don~Lee.
Dr. Thomas E. Long: Consulting Psychologist. for Wayne County Mental
Health Center.
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell: Wayne County Mental Health Center; Greenville
Utilities Commission; New Directions, Inc.
(Group home for delinquents and pre-delinquents)
Dr. Charles H. Moore: Roanoke~Chowan Mental Realth Services
Dr. R. S. Tacker: Greenville City Schools; Hertford County Schools;
Pitt Technical Institute; Access to Mainstream,
Alliance for Progress; reviewed test for Prentice-
Hall Publishers, Inc.; Pitt County Schools.
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Professional societies (snteruational, National, Regional, or State)
A total of 12 persons atteaded a total of 26 different meetings of
professional societies in the course of the ° year.
Number holding chairmanships or presidencies: x
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle, Southeastern Vice President, Psi Chi.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes, Chairman, Ethics Committee, Eastern North
Baeciins Psycholegical Association and Chairman, Research
Committee, Delta Kappa Gamma.
Dr. Thomas E. Long, President, North Carolina Psychological
Association; Chairman, Finance Committee, North Carolina Group
Behavior Society; Chairman, History Committee, North Carolina
Group Behavior Society.
Number holding other offices: 1
De. Betty Jane Corwin, secretary-Treasurer, North Carolina
Psychological Association.
Other faculty honors: Listings in various Who's Who directories:
Dr. Wilbur A. Castellow: Personalities of the South.
can Men and Women of Science; Outstanding
Dr. Resina C. Lao: meri
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Dr. Charles C. Mitchell: Personalities of the South.
Dr. Robert &. Tacker: American Men and Women of Science and
Outstanding Educators of America.
_Other off-campus honors:
Dr. Charles E. Cliett: Zimmer Award, University of Georgia for the
dissertation or thesis considered the eres test contribution to
the field of experimental psychology et University of Georgia
in the past year. Award voted by Gr gies Faculty members.
Dr. R. S. Tacker: President, Greenville-Martinsborough Lions Club.
On-campus (significant service to University, not committee assignments.
Dr. Wilbur A. Castellow: Awarded "Certificate of Recognition" by
Phi Sigma Pi, national honorary fraternity.
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut: Consultant to Federal grant proposal, Allied
Health
Mr. John S. Childers: Recruiting at Technical Institutes and
Community Colleges.
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Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Faculty Assembly delegate; Faculty Assembly
Secretary; Faculty Assembly, Executive Committee; Faculty
Assembly Nominations Committee; chosen by studeats to choose
outstanding male and female seniors by Phi Sigma Pi; Faculty
Advisor, ECU Chapter of Psi Chi.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Departmental representative to Faculty Senate. .
Dr. Thomas E. Long: Counseling with individual students who have
personal problems to identify the problem and make a proper
referral. Approximately 25 hours total (about 20-30 students).
Dr. C. T. Martoccia: Member of alumni association of Phi Beta Kappa.
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell: Consultant to Mr. Don Dancy, Chairman,
Department of Community Health, on development of curriculum.
On-campus Committees:
Dr. Wilbur A. Castellow: Member of Course Drop Appeals Committee;
member of Agenda Committee for Faculty Senate. Library & 50/51.
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut: Member of Departmental Curriculum Committee.
Mr. John S. Childers: Member of Family Life Committee, Student-Faculty.
Dr. Charles E. Cliett: Member of Departmental Code Committee (Chairman) ;
Member of Departmental Curriculum Committee.
Dr. Betty Jane Corwin: Member of Departmental Graduate Admissions
Committee, Budget Committee, and Chairman of Departmental
Comprehensives Committee.
Dr. Robert B. Graham: Member of Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee,
Departmental Graduate Admissions Committee, 50/51 Committee,
Comprehensives Committee, and Budget Committee.
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Chairman, University Curriculum Committee;
Secretary, ad hoc Outside Employment Policy Committee ;
Ex officio, Cost and Budget Implications Committee; Senate
Parliamentarian, Senate, ex officio member; Senate Agenda
Committee, ex officio; Advisory Committees of the Coordinated
Undergraduate Progrem in Dietetics and the following
Departmental Committees: Faculty Personnel, Curriculun,
Coordinator of off-campus programs, Graduate Admissions, and
Schedule.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes: Departmental Schedule Committee.
Dr. Monnie Hedges: Departmental Graduate Student Program Committee;
50/51 Committee.
Pr. James L. Higgins: Member of the following Departmental
Committees: Curriculum, Research and Budget.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Member of University Library Committee and
the fcllowing Departmental Committees: Graduate Student
program, Comprehensive and Research.
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Victor Mallenbaum: Member of Departmental Graduate Student
Program Committee.
Thomas E. Long: Member of ECU Due Process Committee (appointed
as alternate member 1973-75) and the following Departmental
committees: Faculty Personnel, Graduate Admissions, Schedule,
and Budget.
M. John Lutz: Member of the following Departmental committees:
Student-Faculty Advising, Graduate Student Program, Curriculum.
C. T. Martoceia: Member of the following Departmental committees:
Library and 50/51 committee.
L. W. Means: Member Animal Research Committee and the following
Departmental committees: Graduate Admissions, Research.
Charles C. Mitchell: Ex officio of all Psychology Departmental
Committees.
Charles H. Moore: Member of the following Departmental Committees:
Comprehensives, Schedule, Research.
C. R. Prewett: Both Athletic Councils and the following
Departmental Committees: Faculty Personnel and Reseach.
Mrs. Hazel F. Stapleton: Member of Teacher Education Committee and the
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following Departmental Committees: Student-Faculty Advising and
Schedule.
R. S. Tacker: Member of Graduate Council, Graduate Curricvlun
Committee, Pre~medical/ Pre-dental Advisory Committee,
Scholarship Weekend, Faculty Survey Committee and the following
Departmental Committees: Budget, Schedule, Ad Hoc to Prepare
Consulting Policies Proposal, Research.
Other noteworthy activities:
Dr.
Mr.
Dr.
Dr.
W. A. Castellow--worked in several fund raising projects for the
blind as a member of Lions Club International.
Dennis E. Chestnut--Conducted a workshop in "Awareness" and
continued research for dissertation.
John $. Childers--earned 18 semester hours toward doctorate;
worked in an inservice training program for REAL house resulting
in certification through another institution.
Betty Jane Corwin--member State Committee on competency-based
credentials for school psychologist.
W. F. Grossnickle--Continuiag Education workshop on the strategy
and politices of personnel research sponsored by the Division of
Industrial/Organizational Psychology of the American
Psychological Association.
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Mrs. Myree D. Hayes: Attended meetings of Children's 100 in
Raleigh. This is a State organization in area of special
needs for children; visited the "International Institute for
fyplied Systems Analysis." Explored with personnel the
possibilities for more behavioral studies. Institute is
located in Vienna; did extensive educational touring in and
around Vienna.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao--travelled to University of Michigan to consult with
members in the Psychology Department over their various research
projects.
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell--Selected for membership on the roster of
National Health Service Providers in Psychology; nominated for
membership of N. C. Licensing Board of Examiners of. Practicing
Psychologists; elected to Board of Directors, Pitt County Mental
Health Association.
Dr. Charles H. Moore--two papers in. Press or. being considered for
publication.
Mrs. Hazel F. Stapleton--prepublication critic for revision of two -
texts by Guy Lefrancois (Wadsworth Publishing Co.); research on
achievement motivation amoug junior high school students.
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1.
Number of active undergraduate majors enrolled per quarter:
Fail: . 291 Winter: 216 Spring: 223 Average per quarter: 243
Number of graduate students enrolled per quarter:
fail: 73 Winter: 73 Spring: 73
Number of students receiving each Gegree offered:
Undergraduate: 113 Graduate: 18
Number of students taught by Department:
Summer: 1304 Fall: 3401 Winter: 3373 Spring: 3332 Average: 3369
for the
three regular
quarters.
StudentsT honors:
William F. Obrecht and Daniel Albert Miles honored by ECU Chapter of
Phi Beta Kappa.
Three psychology majors were cited in 1975 Who's Who: Robert Edward
Vail, Cynthia Evora Newby, end Thomas Matthew Clare.
Thomas Cushing Phillips was elected the outstanding senior in the
Department of Psychology.
Mr. William F. Obrecht was chosen outstanding male student in the
graduating class.
Ms. Carmella Lane was awarded the Carol F. Wray Psi Chi scholarship.
Mr. Ronald Franklin was awarded the Psi Chi scholarship.
Ms. Yi~ling Liu was awarded the Clinton and Nancy Prewett Psi Chi
scholarship.
The following psychology majors graduated Magna Cum Laude: Ms. Carmella
Jean Lane, Mrs. Lana R. H. Mitsch, Ms. Martha Lydia Stuckey and Mrs.
Judith S. S. White. Mr. Daniel Albert Miles graduated Cum Laude.
Mr. Tom K. Marsh was elected Co-captain of the ECU basketball team.
Academic Programs
1. Number of new courses added: i--Psychology 333G: Contingency
Management in the Classroon.
2. Number of courses dropped: 0
3. Number of courses in course bank: 10
+. Any new programs added: No
5. Any programs dropped? No
6. Any significant revision of existing programs? No
7. Describe any special lectures, seminars, workshops etc. sponsored by
the Department:
A retreat (sponsored jointly by the SGA and Psi Chi) was held at
Atlantic Beach with 33 students and 7 faculty members attending.
Dr. James V. McConnell was guest lecturer on campus. Dr. McConnell
is one of the Nation's outstanding psychologist.
8. Comment on what is being done to attract students to your programs:
The Department Recruiting Committee has been active this past year,
and one significant aspect of their work is the increasing interest
on the part of the students from community colleges and technical
institutes.
9. Comment on any innovations or changes in teaching methods
instituted or tried during period:
Several staff members have initiated the use of programmed materials
in a number of ccurses, and the results are presently being
evaluated.
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Grants:
1. Number of new grants awarded during period: 7.
Dr. Grossnickle and Dr. Long--NSF GU#3�,�01--$38.00.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao--Research Council-~$150.00
Drs, Cliett, Moore, Means--NSF GU#3601~-$650.00.
Dr. Lutz and Mr. Childers--NSF GU#3601--$400.00
Dr. L. W. Means--NSF GU#3601--$196.00.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao--NSF GU#3601--$315.00.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao--NSF GU#3601--$140.00. 4
2. Grants submitted during ania, other than ied siows : i.
Number pending: 0, |
Number rejected: 1.
3. Total number of active grants during period: 8.
Total amount of active grants during period: $1240.33.
Comments on projections for the future:
One new faculty member is to be added in the school psychology program
which will greatly strengthen this program. It is anticipated that
we shall be able to expand the number of students ip this program in
an attempt to help meet the very large number of requests we receive
for our graduates. A major project to be initiated in the Department
this year will involve en attempt to revise the undergraduate progran
in such a way as to provide BA graduates in psychology with marketable
skills. There is a tremendous need for aides as well as professionals
in the mental health field, and we feel that BA Degree people with the
proper training can help to meet these needs. If and when more space
becomes available, additional research is planned.
