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Brunswick Junior College : annual report, 1966-1967
No full textBrunswick Junior College has completed a third year of
operations and is three years ahead of schedule...Of heart warming interest is the progress made in establishing
a nursing education program to start in the fall of 1967. At the second graduating exercise held on June 9, forty-eight
students were awarded associate degrees an increase from the twenty-eight receiving a degree in the first exercise.
Educatio Pro Civitate is a reality for all of the citizens
living in Brunswick and the Golden Isles of Georgia. Brunswick
Junior College is providing a quality educational program
that allows students to complete two years in Baccalaureate
Degree programs for transferring to senior colleges and
universities. In addition, the College has provided a very
fine continuing adult education program that has met with
eager success on the part of the thousands of adults who
have taken advantage of these offerings
Brunswick Junior College : annual report, 1965-1966
No full textSubtitle: A Community College in the Interstices: Continuing Progress in the Second YearBrunwick Junior College is endeavoring to be a community
college for all citizens living in the Golden lsles area
of Coastal Georgia. As a two-year unit of the University
System of Georgia the college is still in the process of
developing. It is in the interstices -- between infancy and
growing into maturity -- and while progress has been made,
much remains to be accomplished.
The support and goodwill of citizens of Brunswick and Glynn County continue to be received by the college. The cadre of lay citizens working cooperatively with Brunswick Junior College faculty and staff have provided a broad base from which this college will continue to make significant contributions in providing educational opportunities to all people.
During this year the college was successfu in achieving the coveted "Admission to Candidacy" for accreditation with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
The first year: a foundation for continuing success
Get PDF[Subtitle:] The first year: A foundation for continuing successDuring this first year 11
full-time faculty members and one part-time member made up the corps
of instructions. The average teaching faculty salary during this year was
$6,536.37. Average class sizes per instructor ranged from 10 to
29.5....During the year 45 different courses were presented in the
college curriculum. All of these courses were of a credit transfer
type, except those developmental courses offered for remedial studies....
The premier class was
composed of 269 students in the Fall of 1964. This number declined
to 225 students in the Winter Quarter and 194 entered the Spring
Quarter. Only 124 students continued during all three quarters and
of this number 1O were honor students each quarter....
The Library plays a concomitantly major role with the faculty
in the educational program....
The college has devised a multi-facet
program characteristic of a commuting community college. This program
calls for continuing the transfer academic type program,
developing technical education programs, devising vocational education
programs, and adding continuing education for adults. In
addition a number of developmental courses have been added
The Lion's Tale: Brunswick College Student Newspaper, Volume 1, No. 9
No full textThis item is the ninth issue of the first volume of the first student newspaper at Brunswick College. It is called the "The Lion's Tale". Articles are done by students. It was published on April 9, 1965
The Lion's Tale: Brunswick College Student Newspaper, Volume 1, No. 11
No full textThis item is the eleventh issue of the first volume of the first student newspaper at Brunswick College. It is called the "The Lion's Tale". It was published on May 7, 1965
Crest, The 1965
No full textBrunswick College 1965 yearbookWe, the first class of Brunswick College, are
proud of the dreams of our community. We have
tried to catch something of the beauty and significance
of the history these past dreamers left for
us. Especially it is hoped that this first edition of
The Crest will reflect the transition of Brunswick
College from a dream to a reality and will preserve
the traditions of our class so that the achievements
of this first year may be relived in the memories
of tomorrow
The Lion's Tale: Brunswick College Student Newspaper, Volume 1, No. 5
No full textThis item is Volume 1 and Issue 5 of the Brunswick College student newspaper "The Lion's Tale". There are articles by students and a couple by the higher administration such as President Hargett and Dean Duncan. It was published on Janaury 29, 1965
The Lion's Tale: Brunswick College Student Newspaper, Volume 1, No. 12
No full textThis item is the twelfth issue of the first volume of the first student newspaper at Brunswick College. It is called the "The Lion's Tale". Articles are done by students and some of the higher administration. It was published on May 29, 1965