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ANNUAL REPORT OF PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Reporting Period: June 1, 1975 to May 31, 1976.
I. Narrative
Il.
The Department of Psychology now has 24 faculty members, and continues to
handle over 11,000 enrollments per year. In spite of the student demands on
the faculty and the unavoidable lack of space and equipment, a fair amount of
research has been conducted within the Department. A number of our faculty
have had papers accepted at professional meetings, and articles published in
professional journals. Dr. Charles Cliett has completed the establishment of
a psychophysiological laboratory in the Department which has been and will con-
tinue to be used by both faculty and students as a teaching aid and for research
purposes. This year the proposal for a sixth year program in school psychology
has been approved on campus and is awaiting final approval by the Board of
Trustees of the Greater University. Final approval of this program will enable
our school psychology graduates to be certified as Level II school psychologists.
Several students were honored by Phi Beta Kappa affiliate at ECU. One of our
undergraduate students (Ms. Deborah Baker) received a national award from the
United States Air Force and is the first female student ever to be selected as
a Corps Commander of an AFROTC unit. Another of our students (Larry Lundy)
was nominated for a Rhodes Scholarship. Although we do not have a final count
at this time, we shall probably have at least 12-15 of our students who will
be going on to graduate level programs in psychology. Four students graduated
Magna Cum Laude, and six Cum Laude.
Two new faculty members were employed this year, two received tenure and five
were promoted.
Faculty
1. a. Total number of full-time faculty: 24
b. Number of part-time faculty (not to include teaching fellows): 0
ec. Total full-time equivalent faculty (a plus b): 24
d. Number of teaching fellows per quarter:
Fall: 20 Winter: 20 Spring: 20
2. Number in ranks at end of reporting period:
Number of professors: 6
Number of associate professors: 7
Number of assistant professors: 9
Number of instructors: 1
Numbers of lecturers: l
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Distribution of degrees:
Number with doctorate: 19
Number with masters only: 5
Number with bachelors only: 0
Total number with permanent tenure at end of reporting period: 1/7
Number non-tenured: 7
List by name and rank those granted tenure during the reporting period:
Charles E. Cliett, Ph.D., Associate Professor; W. A. Castellow, Ph.D., Assis-
tant Professor.
Total number separated: 9
a. Number of promotions in rank that became effective during the year: 1
b. Number to be promoted in rank effective next September: F
(Agbtorr
List names and new rank: Charles E. Cliett, Professor; C. T. Martoccia,
Professor: Charles H. Moore, Professor; Robert S. Tacker, Professor;
W. A. Castellow, Associate 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: WONE
List names, with highest degree and rank, of new appointments:
Larry M. Bolen, Ed.D., Assistant Professor; Karl Wuensch, M.4., Instructor.
List faculty members with released time for research:
Fall Quarter: None
Winter Quarter: None
Spring Quarter: Jone
Faculty publications:
Number of books published during period: None
Number of articles: 10
Cliett, Charles E. "Sequential Analyses with a Mini Computer"...reported
by Paul Czerney of UGA Psychology Department...included was the
system developed by Dr. Cliett (and referenced to him) for such
analyses. DECUS Annual Convention, Atlanta, Georgia, May 25-23.
Grossnickle, W. F., Lao, Rosina C., Upchurch, W., and Corwin, B.
"Biased Attitudes Toward Females as Indicated by Ratings of Intel-
ligence and Likeability:' Psychological Reports, 1975, 37, 1315-1320.
Lao, Rosina C.; Upchurch, Wilhelmina H., Corwin, Betty J. and
Grossnickle, W. F. "Biased attitudes toward fewales as indicated
by ratings of intelligence and likeability." Psychulcgical Reports,
1975, 37, 1315-1320.
Lao, Rosina C. oNew dimension in psychology: social learning theory,
Part II." Thought and Word, 1975, 13, 152-153.
Lao, Rosina C. oIs internal-external control an age-related variable?
Journal of Psychology, 1976, 92, 3-7.
Lutz, M. John. oThe Acquisition of Language.� Ed. by Janice Faulkner,
E.C.U. Press, 1975.
Mallenbaum, Victor, "An Experience,� in Cohen & Smith (Eds.) The
Critical Incident in Growth Groups. University Associates, 1976.
Means, L. W., Daniel, H. J., Jordan, L. H. and Loesche, P.J. oNon-
susceptibility to otitis media of the laboratory gerbil, Meriones
unguiculatus.� Physiological Psychology, 1975, 3, 229-230.
Means, L. W., Hershey, A. E., Waterhouse, G. J. and Lane C. J. oEffects
of dorsomedial thalamic lesions on spatial discrimination reversal
in the rat." Physiology & Behavior, 1975, 14, 725-729.
Means, L. W., Clark, R. J.,King, G. M. and Waring, A. E. "The Effects of
unilateral and bilateral medial thalamic lesions on discrimination
learning, in the rat." Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 1976,
7, 190-192.
Number of Reviews: None
Number of Scholarly Papers Read: 14
Bolen, Larry M. "Factors affecting creative functioning.� Psi Chi
Childers, John S., "Mobility and Life Satisfaction in the Elderly."
NSF/AAAS Short Course Program, College Park, Maryland.
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Grossnickle, W. F. Chairperson of the following meeting:
Rumbaugh, D. oChimpanzee Language-Type Skills.~' Psi Chi invited address,
Southeastern Psychological Association, New Orleans, La., March 1976.
Grossnickle, W. F. Chairperson and Discussant of the following meetings:
Open Forum, Psi Chi Program, Southeastern Psychological Association, New
Orleans, La., March 1976.
Conversation Hour with Dr. John Flavell, American Psychological Association,
Chicago, Ill., 1975
Hayes, Myree D. "Survey - Self-Appraisal Inventory."' Presented to State and
Yational levels of Delta Kappa Gamma.
Hayes, Myree D. oThree (3) Ongoing Research Projects." Presented to State
and National levels of Delta Kappa Gamma.
Lao,Rosina C. oLocus of control and attribution of causality for success
and failure.� Paper presented at Southeastern Psychological Association
meeting, March, 1976 (with T. H. Harrell).
Moore, Charles H. "Sex Therapy." Presented to Pitt County Hospital Medical
Staff, May 1976.
Prewett, Clinton R. ~Role Consensus Studies in Mental Health," Central
Regional Mental Health Boards, Burlington, N.C., September 1975.
Prewett, Clinton R. "Motivational Research."' Columbus County Educators
Special Workshop, Wilmington, N.C., Sept. 1975.
Prewett, Clinton R. oLeadership Seminars" (5 Sessions), Pitt County Mental
Health Center, Greenville, N.C., July, 1975.
Prewett, Clinton R. oEarly Intervention." Pitt County Schools, Greenville,
Bale
Prewett, Clinton R. "The Frontiers of Science." Pitt County Schools,
Greenville, N.C.
Graduate theses completed under direction of the Department: 13
Beaman, Jane R. WISC-R Profiles of Gifted and ~Pseudogifted Elementary School
Children.
Fleming, Linda P. Relation of Locus of Control to Cognitive Style.
Fogelman, Jean N. A Study of the Relationship of the WISC-R and Three Tests
of Visual Perception.
Formaini, Richard E., Jr. The Relationship between Belief in Internal-
External Control and Self-Concept: As Assessed by the W-A-Y Technique.
Frutiger, Arnold Dewane. The Relationship between Proactive Inhibition,
Hypnosis and Hypnotic Amnesia.
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12. Graduate theses completed under direction of the Department:
Miles, Daniel A. Organization and reduction in learning as a function of I-E.
13.
Lotterhos, Kay G. The Analysis of Ten Variables as Predictors of Recidivism
for In-Patient Alcoholism Treatment Programs in Eastern North Carolina.
McFadden, Craig L. Academic Achievement Motivation as a Function of Class-
room Responsiveness.
Miller, Willis Glen. An Evaluation of the P-Vac Curriculum.
Osberg, James W., III. Induced Anxiety: A Comparison of Standard, Taped,
and Self-Directed Presentations for Reduction of Test-Anxiety.
Poole, Kathryn Lucinda. Death and Anger.
Ruth, Robyn Timberlake. Construction and Critique of a Manual for Five Short
Ability Tests.
Savage, Minnie Daughety. An Investigation of Calorie Counting as an Approach
to Weight Loss Utilizing Two Types of Reinforcement.
Wagner, Jerri. The Development of Visual Perception and Visual-Motor Skills
in First and Third Grade Average Achievers.
Other talks given (popular, to civic groups, etc.,). Give only names and
number and to what groups: 32
Dr. W. A. Castellow--3: High School Seniors: "Careers in Psychology."
High School Juniors: oEffective Study Habits."
E.C.U. Freshmen: ~Psychology as a Major."
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut-~-1l: Lenoir Community College, Sociology Department.
Mr. John S. Childers--2: Mental Health Associate Program, Pitt Technical
Institute, "Crisis Intervention."
REAL House Inservice Training, "Suicide."
Dr. Charles E. Cliett--1: Pitt County Mental Health Association. ~Bio-
feedback and Self Control," included a demonstration
of the techniques involved in this area of research.
Dr. Boice N. Daugherty--2: Greenville Rotary Club. A talk on research in
parapsychology.
Junior High School group from Farmville. A talk
fh parapsychology.
Dr. William F. Grossnickle--1: Rose High School, advanced or independent
study Science Class, oResearch Methods in Science."
iirs. Myree D. Hayes~-1: CUIR (Citizens United for the Improvement of
Reading); Panelist on oIssues in the Field of Reading."
Dr. Ramon Monnie Hedges--1: Bertie County School Teachers, ~Mental Health in
the School."
Dr. Rosina C. Lao--1: Local Junior High School. Talk and Film Presentation
on China.
14.
Dr. M. John Lutz--1: Family Nurse Practitioner Program, Pediatric Medate,
N342G,
oCosnitive Development.�
Dr. Victor Mallenbaum-~3: Psi Chi, oThe Clinical Program in Psychology."
Dr. Larry W. Means--1:
Wahi~Coates Elementary School,"The Middle East:
Psychology of Arab and Jew."
Temple Beth El, oSome Aspects of Psychology of
Religion.�
Pitt Technical Institute, "Hypnosis.�
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell--2: Wayne County Mental Health Association, "Mental
Dr. Charles H. Moore~~-2:
Health Needs."
Health Education Class, oPsychotherapy.�
Pine Belt Mental Health Clinic, Hattisberg, Miss.,
Two-day Workshop:
oBehavior Therapy in Partial Hospitalization" and
oAdult Day Activity Programs."
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett--4: Kiwanis Club, Greenville, N.C., "The Psychology of
Dr. Robert S. Tacker--3:
Mr. Karl L. Wuensch--l:
Dr. Thomas E. Long--2:
Consultant work (outside
Dr. W. A. Castellow:
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut:
Humor."
Kiwanis Club, Greenville, N.C., "Pathology,
Pathos, and Humor."
Television Program (Channel 9), Thirty-minute
program on "Aging."
Television Program (Channel 9), Fifteen-minute
program on ~Mental Health."
Craven County Chapter of Association for Children
with Learning Disabilities, ~How Children Learn."
Beaufort County Association of Classroom Teachers,
oTeachers should learn more about how children
learn."
Jacksonville Chapter ACLD, oChanging Children's
Sehavior."
&.C.U. Psi Chi, "Academic Performance, Locus of
Control, and Achievement Motivation."
Annual Conference of the Association of Mental
Health Centers of North Carolina, oLicensure in
Mental Health Practice: Impact, Need and
Constraints."
Sixth Annual Spring Conference of the North Carolina
Group Behavior Society at Kanuga, N.C., "Process of
Creating a Group Behavior Society."
Tet
ECU) :
Field supervisor for the Psychological Corperation.
Duties include locating and testing cases for re-
standardization of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence
Scale (WAIS-R); Psychological assessment for
Pitt County School System.
Roanoke Development Center; Neuse Mental Health
Center.
Mr. John S. Childers: Psychology Consultant, Albemarle Mental Health Center;
Psychological Testing, Pitt County Schools;
Consultant Psychological Corporation- New York for
restandardization of WAIS; Consultant Psychological
Corporation- New York for restandardization of
Revised Beta Examination.
Dr. Charles E. Cliett: E.C.U. Extension Course (abnormal psychology) at
Fort Bragg: Continued sequential behavior analysis
research at Univ. of Georgia, Athens.
Dr. Robert B. Graham: Critical Review of text manuscript for Science
Research Associates.
Editorial Review of Text manuscript for D. C. Heath
& Co.
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Psychological Consultants, Inc.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes: CUIR (Citizens United for the Improvement of Reading);
Children's i090.
Dr. R. Monnie Hedges: Developmental Evaluation Clinic;
Roanoke Chowan Mental Health Service.
Dr. Thomas E. Long: Consulting Psychologist to Wayne County Mental Health
Center, Goldsboro, N.C.
Dr. Victor Mallenbaum: Pitt County Mental Health Center;
Pitt County Schools.
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell: Volunteer Consultant: New Directions
Walter B. Jones Alcoholic
Rehabilitation Center; Wayne County Mental Health
Center.
Dr. Charles H. Moore: Pitt Obesity Clinic- Clinic (experimental) established
by Drs. William Fore and Charles H. Moore to study
weight reduction on outpatient basis.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett: Regional Mental Health Office, Dr. Robert Ratcliffe,
Dir., Greenville, N.C.
Camp Dolphin, Inc. (Drug Abuse Facility),
Wilmington, N.C.
Pitt County Mental Health Center, Greenville, N.C.
Roanoke-Chowan Mental Health Center, Ahoskie, NC
Mrs. Hazel Stapleton: Workshop on Behavior Modification, Kinston City
Schools, August 1975.
Dr. Robert S. Tacker: Alliance for Prograss: access to mainstream,
Powellsville, N.C.
Greenville City Schools
Pitt County Schools
Human Resources Training Institute: ECU.
Prentice-Hall Book Co.
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Professional Societies (International, National, Regional, or State--
not local):
A total of 14 persons attended a total of 32 different meetings of profes-
sional societies in the course of the year.
Number holding chairmanships or presidencies: 3
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle, Southeastern Vice President, Psi Chi.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes, Chairperson, Research Committee, Delta Kappa Gamma.
Dr. Thomas E. Long, Immediate Past-President, North Carolina Psychological
Association
Number holding other offices: 1
Dr. Charles H. Moore, Insurance Committee, North Carolina Psychological Assoc.
Other faculty honors: Listings in various Who's Who directorics:
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Who's Who in North America (1976 ed.); Who's Who in
South and Southwest (15th ed.); American Men and Women of Science
(12th ed.); Personalities of the South (8th ed.).
Dr. Victor Mallenbaum: Who's Who in the South and Southeast.
Dr. Larry W. Means: Who's Who in the South and Southwest.
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell: Who's Who in North America.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett: WhoTs Who in North America.
Dr. Robert Stephen Tacker: Outstanding Educators of America; Who's Who in
South and Southeast; American Men and Women of Science.
Other Off-Campus Honors:
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Subject of featured article in Spring, 1976, Psi Chi
Newsletter (a national publication); Nominated for National
President of Psi Chi (came in second in election).
Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Served as judge for Student Research Paper Award Compe-
tition for the Southeastern Psychological Association.
Dr. Charles C. Mitchell: President-elect (and Vice-President) Pitt County
Mental Health Assoc.
Dr. Wilbur A. Castellow: Nominated to appear in Personalities of the South.
Mr. Dennis Chestnut: Advisory Board, Flynn Christian Fellowship Home.
16. Other faculty honors: Listings in various Who's Who directories:
Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Who's Who of American Women; Dictionary of International
Biography; American Men and Women of Science; Outstanding educator
of America.
On-Campus (significant service to University, not committee assignments):
Mr. John S. Childers: Appointed APA Employment information Officer for E.C.U.;
Recruitment of students from community colleges and technical
institutes; Director of Testing.
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Faculty advisor, E.C.U. Chapter of Psi Chi.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Departmental representative to the Faculty Senate;
Secretary of University Library Committee; Invited noted social
psychologist T. M. Newcomb to visit E.C.U. and he presented 2 lectures.
Dr. Thomas E. Long: Vice-Chairman, North Carolina Board of Examiners of
Practicing Psychologists.
Dr. M. John Lutz: Faculty Advisor for Psi Chi, National Psychology Honorary
Society; President of the Greenville City-wide PTA Council.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett: Special assignments from Board of Trustees of E.C.U.
with reference to Athletics at East Carolina; special Reports to the
Chancellor; Chairman, Mental Health Programs, Pitt County Mental
Health Association.
Mrs. Hazel F. Stapleton: Principal roles in two E.C.U. Playhouse productions
( Who's Happy Now?, Dec. 1975: Rimers of Eldritch, Febr. 1976);
one workshop production (Chamber Music, Apr., 1976).
Dr. Robert S. Tacker: Research design and statistical consulting within and
outside of the Psychology Department; Behavior modification consulta-
tions with former students now on the job; member of comprehensives
committees of four Home Economics (CD and FR) students; Saturday
morning seminar for gifted and talented children, John Richards,
Special Education (4 Saturdays).
On-campus Committees:
Dr. Wilbur A. Castellow: Member of Agenda Committee for Faculty Senate;
Member of Course Drop-Appeals Committee (one of standing committees
of Faculty Senate).
Mr. John S. Childers: Family Life Committee.
Dr. Charles E. Cliett: Chairman of the Psychology Department Committee for
the development of a code of operations; Curriculum Committee;
Research Committee; Computer Users Committee.
Dr. Robert B. Graham: A & S Curriculun.
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: University Curriculum Committee; Home Economics
Advisory Committee; Psychology Department Committees: Faculty
Personnel; Curriculum, Coordinator of off-campus programs; Graduate
admissions; Schedule.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes: Psychology Department Schedule Committee.
Mr. Dennis Chestnut: Departmental Curriculum,Academic Conversion Committees.
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Dr. Boice Daugherty: Departmental Committees: Graduate Student Program,
Comprehensives, and 50/51.
Dr. R. M. Hedges: Departmental Graduate Student Program Committee;
50/51 Committee.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Member of Status of Women Committee and the following
Departmental Comaittees: Comprehensives Committee, Student-Exceptions
committee, and Research Committee. Secretary to Library Committee.
Dr. Larry W. Means: Animal Research Committee, Departmental Graduate
Admissions, and Departmental Code Committee.
Dr. Charles H. Moore: University Faculty Affairs; Member of the following
Departmental Committees: 50/51, Comprehensive, Scheduling, and Research.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett: Athletic Councils.
irs. Hazel F. Stapleton: Teacher Education Committee.
Dr. Robert S. Tacker: Scholarship Weekend; Graduate Council, Graduate Curri-
culum Committee; Faculty Governance; Pre-Medical Pre-Dental Committee;
Adult Education Advisory Committee, School of Education; Departmental
Committees of Budget, Research, and Schedule.
Other noteworthy activities:
~Dr. W. A. Castellow: Further study through correspondence on the role of the
brain in learning processes.
Mr. Dennis E. Chestnut: Attended Conference on "Treating Racial Minorities";
Listed as Consultant on grant proposal in Allied Health; Listed as
Consultant on Quality Assurance Grant for Eastern Regional Mental
Health at Neuse Clinic. Member, Nat'l.Forum of Assoc. of Humanistic
Psychology. On several committees of Church Group.
Mr. John S. Childers: Accepted for NSF/AAAS Chautauqua Program for College
Teachers, Univ. of Maryland (attended 3 days Oct. and 3 days April).
Completed 21 semester hours toward doctorate at "%.C.S.U. and will be
A.B.D. after Ist summer session. Visiting instructor in "Education
for Aging" course I.C.S.U.
Dr. Charles E. Cliett: Completed the behavioral and electrophysiological
laboratory (computer controlled) in the psychology department. This
laboratory became fully operational on December 20, 1975 and has
produced four research projects (as yet unpublished).
Dr. W. F. Grossnickle: Continuing Education: Workshop on Organizational
Design, Dr. Paul Lawrence of Harvard, sponsored by the Division of
Industrial/Organizational Psychology, APA, Chicago, 8/75.
Obtained three field placements for graduate students at two
nuitinational corporations.
Mrs. Myree D. Hayes: Public service (Citizens United for the Improvement of
Reading)- Appointment from State level.
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Dr. Rosina C. Lao: Travelled to Taiwan to collect data on Chinese college
students which resulted in a paper to be presented at the American
Psychological Association Annual Convention in September, 1976.
Reviewed McConnell's introductory psychology book for Holt, Rinehart
& Winston.
Dr. Thomas E. Long: Vice-Chairman, North Carolina Board of Examiners of
Practicing Psychologists.
Dr. M. John Lutz: Faculty Advisor for Psi Chi, National Psychology Honorary
Sociaty; President of the Greenville City-wide PTA Council.
Dr. Charles H. Moore: Attended workshop presented by Dr. William Masters
and Reproductive Bio. Research Foundation Apr. 1976 (1 week), St. Louis,
Missouri. sy wtt: eer
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Dr. Clinton R. Ge eWwe Prepared the following:
1) Five Year Plan for Pitt County Mental Health Center (260 pp.mi:meogr.)
2) Operations Grant Proposal~ Pitt County Mental Health Center (360 pp.").
3) Proposal for a Senior Citizens Center for Greenville (40 pp.).
4) An Educational Plan for Camp Chowanoc (62 pp. Mimeographed).
Member, Board of Directors of Camp Dolphin, Inc.
Mental Health Chairman for Pitt County, 1976.
Program Chairman, Pitt County Mental Health Assoc.
Article accepted for publication, Journal of Community Psychology.
Book-length manuscript (Psychology Applied to Executive Behavior,
560 pp.}), submitted to Prentice-Hall.
Short-story collection (Tales by a Georgia Boy, 309 pp.), Submitted for
publication.
Mrs. Hazel Stapleton: Vocational-Educational Counseling: program for high
school youths First Presbyterian Church, Greenville- (4-session program)
Spring 1976.
Mr. Karl L. Wuensch: Work completed or in progress on several research papers.
Two papers recently submitted for possible publication. Paper
accepted for presentation at APA Convention in Fall of 1976.
Students
1. Number of active undergraduate majors enrolled per quarter:
Fall: 165 Spring: 189
Winter: 195 Average per quarter: 183
2. Number of graduate students enrolled per quarter:
Fall: 380 Winter: 78 Spring: 70
3. Number of students receiving each degree offered:
Undergraduate: 89 Graduate: 24
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Summer: 1242 Winter: 3613 Average for the
three regular
Fall: 3623 Spring 3055 quarters: 3435
- StudentsT honors:
Larry Hines was elected the outstanding senior in the Department of
Psychology.
Ms. Susan Hufford was awarded the Carol F. Wray Psi Chi Scholarship.
Mr. James Vallely was awarded the Clinton and Nancy Prewett Psi Chi
Scholarship.
Ms. Cathy Cowart was awarded the Federal Public Health Scholarship.
The following four psychology majors graduated Magna Cum Laude:
Deborah Anne Baker, Aurelia Rise Levy Long, William Frederick Obrecht,
Samuel B. Pond, III.
The following six psychology majors graduated Cum Laude:
Rita Dianne Cobb Butler, Kathy Diane Curry, Larry Blanchard Lundy, Barbara
Jean Lyons, Joyce Theresa Anne Procopio, and Sherre Evelon Rowe.
Ms. Deborah Gwen Manning, psychology graduate student, was awarded the
Pitt County Mental Health Association scholarship.
Mr. Larry Lundy was nominated for a Rhodes Scholarship.
Barbara Lyons was elected outstanding woman student in the Department of
Psychology in Academic Fields.
Academic Programs
1. Number of new courses added: 2.
Psyc. 314G-Psychology of Religion;
Psyc. 350G: Psychology of Sexual Behavior.
2. Number of courses dropped: None.
3. Number of courses in course bank: 4.
4. Wew programs added: None.
5. Programs dropped: None.
6. Significant revision of existing programs: None.
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7. Special lectures, etc.: Two special lectures were presented by noted
social psychologist T. M. Newcomb.
S. There is a Departmental Recruitment Committee to attract students to our
program.
9. There were no major changes in teaching methods during this period.
Grants
1. Number of new grants awarded during period: 5.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao-~Research Council-~$200.00.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao-~Research Council--$199.00.
Dr. Rosina C. Lao--Research Council--$170.00.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett~-Research Council--$150.00.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewerr~-Reserach Council--$415.00.
2. Grants submitted during period, other than the above: 7.
Number pending: 4.
Mr. John S. Childers--Identification of Alcohol-Kelated Problem among the
Mentally Retarded in Eastern N.C.--N.C. Division of Mental Health.
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John S. Childers-~Establishment of S.A.G.E. in North Carolina. N. C.
Council on Aging.
Dr. Clinton R. Prewett --Role Consensus between Mental Health Role
Partners and Perceived Job Satisfaction of Area Mental Health
Directors--N. C. Division of Mental Health--$1,995.
Period: July 1976-1977.
Dr. Robert S. Tacker-- Involved in Human Resources Training Institute
grant for Day Care personnel training. Larry Nason is director.
The Psychology Department hopes to obtain 3 graduate assistantships
through this grant participation.
Number rejected: 3.
3. Total number of active grants during period: 4
Total amount of active grants during period: $549.00.
Comments on projections for the future:
Two new faculty members are to be added this Fall, and this will help to
take care of some of the demand for certain courses, which we have not
been able completely to satisfy in the past. We are progressing with our
plans to provide more marketable skills for psychology majors, and we are
receiving significant help in this area from Mr. Doug Kreuger in the area
of practicum experience for under-graduates.