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Ed college fills
dean position
Richard Hersh will become as
sociate dean of teacher education
in the University College of Educa
tion on July 1. He is currently
chairman of secondary education
at the University of Toledo, Ohio.
“The faculty and I feel ex
tremely fortunate in having been
able to attract Dick Hersh to the
college," said Dean Robert Gil
berts. “His work in teacher educa
tion at the University of Toledo has
achieved national recognition.”
The position of associate dean
of teacher education was created
in 1974 when the College of Edu
cation was reorganized. The
duties have been performed in the
interim by Dean Gilberts and
Robert Schwarz, director of the
Center on Human Development,
while a search was conducted.
Hersh, 33, has been at Toledo
since 1968. His secondary teach
ing experiences have included
social studies teaching in the Win
chester and Lexington high
schools in Massachusetts.
In 1973, he directed the Robin
son School Project, which indi
vidualized instruction in an inner
city junior high school. The project
was funded by the Ohio State De
partment of Education.
He received a National Teacher
Corps grant in 1974 to develop
teacher education modules in
moral development, a project co
sponsored by the Center for Moral
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Education at Harvard University.
The same year, he received a Title
III grant to research individualizing
secondary school instruction.
He visited elementary and sec
ondary schools in the Soviet
Union in 1970.
Hersh is the author of three
books and more than a dozen arti
cles in professional journals. He
holds a doctorate of education
from Boston University and
bachelor’s and master s degrees
from Syracuse University.
Hersh was among 225 appli
cants considered for the position.
In his new position, Hersh’s salary
will be $28,000.
Correction
Jean Vignes, candidate for the
liberal arts position on the Student
University Affairs Board, had her
name misspelled in Friday's
paper. The Emerald regrets the
error.
‘Feedback’ eyes TV news
"What's Wrong with Television
News” will be the subject for a
half-hour television "Feedback” at
7:30 p.m. today on the Oregon
Education and Public Broadcast
ing System.
Originating live from the Uni
versity, the program will feature
host Vern Mueller and guests
John Hulteng, dean of the Univer
sity School of Journalism and
Diane McCarthy, news assign
ment editor and reporter for K VAL
television in Eugene.
Hulteng just recently published
a book on the ethics of journalism
and McCarthy was recently pre
sented an award from the Oregon
Education Association for out
standing media coverage of edu
cation.
Mueller is the general manager
of the Oregon Association of
Broadcasters and is an anchor
man for Eugene television station
KEZI’s 11 p m. news.
The program offers the oppor
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rectly to guest panelists.
Series probes
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Neighborhood power and
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“Livability for Oregon's Future’’
series.
David Morns of the Institute for
Local Self-Reliance will present a
lecture on "Neighborhood Power
Nationwide" tonight at 8 in Room
167 EMU.
Volunteers from the Community
Health and Education Center will
participate in a panel discussion
on community control of health
care at 12:30 p m. today in the
EMU Forum room.
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Commissioner lor position one She is running
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