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Show Page 6 University Journal Monday, August 28, 2006 SUU loses 12 professors, adds 36 By KEERA WARD kwarcMsuujournal com ith the loss of 12 faculty last jear and the addition of tluee new degiee at SUU, 3b new pi ostiums l.icultv members were hired to acoiiimod ue these new j'lostnms and grow tli in the College of Science In 200S the Utah Boaid of Regents uppioved bachelor's dealers in nutntiou and food science as well as outdoor iccieatioii m paihs and tourism SUU Piotosi Abe Hanaf said The regents also appioved a mastei s degiee m foiensic Seienee Ilaiwit said SUU hued a meinbeis themastei offorensie diieetu. seienee and a dneetoi foi the outdooi ieereation piogram I le also said Aat because the of students enrolled numbei in science courses at SUU new increased significantly faculty members weie hired in addition to faculty members who iep'jced those who retired SUU has added new faculty foi membeis to the College of w ho has the most need The ha etoput theirpnontios Science eveiy ear, Harrat said With the addition of the nui si ng in perspeetiv e he said SUL1 ollicials proposed two program, more students needed science classes to complete then new masters piograms and one bachdoi's piogrmn to the Board degiee Due in part to the popularity ofRegents Hanafsaid Proposed of the nursing progiam and the progiains weie masters degrees need foi piofcssois SUU is in spoits conditioning and proposing an addition to the Lite land development, as well as a bachelor's degree in Science Building Harraf said equine said Hanaf science Visit the Journal online: He said theie the building needs is a great interest moie Read about the new laboratories professors and programs by in equine the facilities and study ol horses visiting the Journal online at at to compensate SUU lie said the classes for the college's suujoui rial com growth because the Teacher t duealion was Building approved lui construction last )eai it might take a while befote plans to add on to the Science L. Hiding will be approved guess it you ask for so many yeais, well finally get it, he said He said the Board of Regents has to look at man requests horn the vnuous universities and colleges in the state to see However 1 WWfev intoll Hkd as a new minor last ear said Emily Dean assistant piofessor of anthropology Dean said antlnopulogy is a major oiteied at colleges and uriiv eisities all over the country Its a very traditional major at many colleges she said She said SUU has m t ottered an antlnopolog course in 20 eais She said it was imperative to offer anthropology because it goes along with the study ut aicheolng which is something 36 newfaculity members have been hired. New new bachelors degree in equine science seems popular. A She said Ltah is a gieat place to study anthropology and archeology because of the Native American culture "It makes a lot of sense to study anthropology she said Desjnte SUU's hiring of new faculiy membeis, Hanaf said the quality of the incoming instructors is impiessive The caliber of faculty we have hired is unbelievable Harraf said He said SUU has hired piofessots who graduated fiom elite colleges such as Berkeley, Yale and Oxford foi equine ale alwajslull and SULI is Lying to accommodate that SUU is in the piocess of another maslei's proposing piogiam and two undeigiaduate mmois to the Boaid of Resents he said The mastei s degiee is in public administration and the undergraduate minors aie in philosophy and digital photography SUU also added anthropology masters degrees are being considered including; sports conditioning, land development and public administration. oteis SUL1 at SUU Hew New minors being offered ate philosophy, digital photography and anthropology. 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