.friday, October 3, 1975
daily nebraskan
page 7
After nearly 75 years, the College- of
Home Economics is seeking accreditation
from the Council on Professional Develop
ment of Home Economics Association,
according to Dean Hazel Anthony. '
Anthony said the process for accredita
tion began in the spring of 1974.
A report was prepared covering the
goals and objectives, qualifications of facul
ty, services provided for students, student
body, available home economics books in
the library, the physical facility itself, and
the financial aspect of the college.
Faculty and students worked on the
500 page report during the fall semester of
last year, Anthony said. The final report
wa3 submitted in January.
A four person committee, made up of
three from other schools and one from
the Association, wer on campus last week
verifying the report. Anthony said the
committee met with alumni, students,
faculty ,and deans of other colleges during
their visit.
"They were here to check to see if we
were doing the things we said we were
doing,' Anthony said. "The committee
seemed very impressed with the students,
faculty and our facilities."
The college will not know if they are
Home Ec.
waiting for
accreditation
accredited until next spring, Anthony said
"In time, there will be special advan
tages for those (CoMeges) with accredita
tion," she said. "Students won't be accept
ed into graduate school . withou
accreditation."
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Students graduating in December
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Qualified students would receive
year of graduate-level study In nu
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math majors are urged to interview
October 7-9. Contact the UNL Place
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