School of Social Welfare created and Dr. Richardson L. Rice was appointed in June 1964 to be the first dean of the school. He held that position until September 1968.
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M.A. in German offered. Ed.D. in Educational Philosophy & Measurement offered.
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Ph.D. In French Offered
1964 Fall
Ph.D. in French offered.
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Chinese language study added to the curriculum. This is a program jointly supported by SUNYA and Union College with financial support from the Ford Foundation. Mr. William Woo teaches at both schools. The December 1966 news release cited below stated the program was in its second year.
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Enrollment At 4,711
1964 September
Enrollment 4,711: 1,219 freshmen, 298 transfers, 1,043 graduate students (90 PHD candidates).
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Two Hundred Men Move Into Incomplete Rensselaer & Rywick Dorms
1964 October 24
Two hundred men move into incomplete Rensselaer & Rywick Dorms. The first of the 1,300 car parking lots was accepted by the University. The kitchen would not be ready until November 25.
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Dutch Quad occupied by female students staying at Thruway Motor Inn with aid of Kappa Beta Fraternity brothers.
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-–First award of the scholarship from the Mr. & Mrs. Ben V. Smith Fund established in Benevolent Association for students in science courses following $350,000 bequest by Irma St. John Smith in honor of her late father, Joseph St. John, a State Normal School graduate, class of 1868, and faculty...
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The objectives of the campaign were to purchase an electronic carillon and to encourage alumni engagement.
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Civil Rights Bill
1964 February 10
Civil Rights Bill passes House of Representatives.