college of applied arts and technology

Instruction, public service, and research. These are the major goals of higher education. And Eastern's College of Applied Arts and Technology continually strives for these goals in the broad field of technical education.

The College offers undergraduate programs to prepare teachers of technical subjects, and, in cooperation with the Graduate School and the College of Education, a program of specialization in industrial education and home economics education leading to the Master of Arts in Education degree. In addition, the College offers programs leading to the Master of Science degree in industrial education, the Master of Science degree in industrial technology, and the Specialist in Technology degree.

The College administers a variety of two- and fouryear programs designed to prepare individuals for technical occupations and professions Students enrolled in or completing Associate of Arts (two-year) degree programs may transfer to a baccalaureate program with in the same department ( exceptions are nursing and crafts) with little, if any, loss of credits.

The College of Applied Arts and Technology is composed of eight departments: Agriculture, Home Economics, Industrial Education, Industrial Technology, Nursing, Law Enforcement, The Kentucky School of Crafts, and The Traffic Safety Instimte. A ninth unit, The Kentucky Law Enforcement Council, now an independent agency of stare government, was established through a grant to the College of Applied Arts and Technology in 1966. Robert C. Stone, Executive Director of the Council, works closely with Dr . William Sexton, the dean of the College in the utilitzation of services and facilities at the University

Here ' s a closer look :

Y The Department of Agriculture administers two-year programs designed to prepare technicians for agriculturere lated occupations. The Associate of Arts Degree is awarded to students who successfully complete the prescribed programs in Agricultural Mechanization, Dairy Science and Technology, or Horticulture

In addition, a baccalaureate program with a first major in Agriculture and a minor in Business is offered. The department also administers certain pre-professional Eastern Kentucky University and transfer curricula for students who plan to complete bacca laureate programs at other institutions .

Y The Department of Home Economics administers baccalaureate programs to prepare home economics teachers, chi ld development, food service management, and tex t ile and design specialists. In addition, students may specialize in administrative or therapeutic dietetics. Associate degree programs are offered in child care, food service technology, and homemaking supervision

Y T he Department of Industrial Education offers programs to prepare teachers in industrial arts and vocational technica l ed ucation. In addition, the department offers a program of study for the preparation of manual arts therapists. These are bacca laureate level programs.

Y The Department of Industria l Technology administers two and four-year programs for the preparation of technic ians for industria l employment. The Associate of Arts degree is awarded to those who successfully complete the two-year programs, ( appl ied electronics technology, broadcast engineering technology, drafting technology, drafting and design technology, electronics technology, instructional media technology, and printing technology) and the Bachelor of Science Degree is awarded those completing the four programs.

Y The Department of Nursing offers a two-year, Associate of Arts, Registered Nurse program Students who successfully comp l ete the program of study are eligible to write the State Board Examination for Registered Nurses

Y The School of Law Enforcement administers a baccalaureate program that provides for a major in law enforcement with a minor usually selected from the fields of business , political science, psychology, or sociology. In addition four Associate of Arts programs (general, corrections, juveni le, and industrial security) are offered

Y The Kentucky School of Crafts offers on-campus and extension instruction in vocational crafts An Associate of Arts degree program is available with an emphasis in woodcraft

Y The Traffic Safety Institute was established in 1966 to provide instruction, public service, and research related to the broad area of traffic safety.

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Spectator Rules Information

1. The time-out period has been reduced from two (2) minutes to one and a half (1½) minutes

2. The game clock will be stopped on all first downs and will be started when play is ready

3. The offense interior linemen (tackle to tackle) may not move after taking a position with his hand(s) on or near the ground. (penalty, five (5) yards)

4 The numbering of the players as required by rule will assist the spectator to easily identify players by position and to assist them in knowing eligible and ineligible pass receivers. The offensive team must have five (5) interior linemen (number between 50 and 79) on the line of scrimmage These numbered players are ineligible to receive a pass regardless of the position they take prior to the snap.

Players numbered 1 to 49 and 80 and up are eligible to recei ve passes if they have lined-up according to rule.

Backs 1-49 Guards 60-69 Ends 80 and up Center 50-59 Tackles 70-79

5. Offensive interior linemen on scrimmage kicks (punts) may go down field on the snap of the ball. This year they do not have to wait until the ball is kicked

6 Once a player gives the fair catch signal, whether he catches the ball or not, he can not make contact with an opponent. (penalty 15 yards from spot of foul)

7. One (1) player at a time may go to the side lines and talk to the coaching staff. (last year he could only talk to one coach) . Also, after the first player confers and leaves, another player may go to the sidelines to talk with the coaches

Your Official: Miss Jamie Hounchell

It's homecoming It's Western Kentucky. It's door-die in the Ohio Valley Conference In short, it's incentive No psyche job needed today

Coach Roy Kidd and his Colonels still have a shot at their third consecutive league championship. They are one of three teams remaining with less than two losses

Western , meanwhile, has developed a highly effective offensive punch to complement a defense that carried the Hilltoppers through the first part of the season. An impressive 42-0 victory over Tennessee Tech last week is proof-positive. It was Western's first triumph in the league, however , so it too is in a must situation

It's a typical setting for an Eastern-Western game.

Quarterback Johnny Vance (No. 15) will be a man to watch today for the Hilltoppers Vance displayed the versatility last week that guided Western to a second-place tie in the OVC in 1968. The rangy senior is equally effective at running and passing. Assistance in the running game will come from senior workhorse Jim Vorhees and tailback Nat Northington , who started slow but is beginning to jell.

That trio, coupled with a veteran offensive line, will go against Teddy Taylor & Co. The Colonels had displayed a stingy defense through the first four games, but suffered considerably in the 28-9 loss to Akron. At least five freshmen are expected to start on defense for the Colonels.

Offensively, Eastern's attack will focus on tailback Jimmy Brooks , who is headed for his second straight l ,000-yard season despite missing the Akron game Fullback Butch Evans , with his crisp blocking and bulllike plunges, helps take th e pressure off Brooks

Eastern's passing game hasn't been as effective as in recent seasons, but game experience has resulted in obvious improvement in that department

Although Western holds a 24-15- l edge in the pressure-packed series, since the Rome Rankin era at Eastern (which began in 1935), the Hilltoppers' lead is only 15-14- l Eastern has dominated the rivalry since 1947, when Tom Samuels was given the task of upgrading the football program at the Richmond School.

Since that time , the Colonels have won 12, lost nine and there has been one tie The Hilltoppers' won nine of the first ten meetings between the two schools and 15 of the first 20.

Western h&s not defeated Eastern since 1964 and coach Roy Kidd holds a 3-1 - l record against the Hilltoppers'