"BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE 1949 - 1950" List of faculty and courses.

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BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE 1949 1950
Black Mountain College will open its fall semester at 8:30 am September 21.
The fields of study are listed below. In the Academic, Arts, and Workshop divisions courses are determined by the needs of the students. Both introductory and advanced courses are taught. Tutorials are arranged for those who interest or background does not enable them to work profitability within the courses given.
The Cooperative Work division has a dual purpose: to accomplish the various tasks necessary to the physical functioning of the college as well as to teach the techniques of this work to the student.
The college has no required courses; students are encouraged to explore all four divisions of the curriculum in order to discover their latent abilities and to see the correlations between various subjects.
Black Mountain students are offered a great deal of personal and academic freedom to demonstrate their capacity to work effectively on their own, and to handle their lives responsibly. It is the philosophy of the college that such an opportunity is essential to the growth and well-being of the individual, and the spirit of the faculty is that of helping each student achieve a mature handling of the capacities of self.
ACADEMIC
ANTHROPOLOGY PAUL W. LESER
HISTORY American DAVID H. CORKRAN
European ALVIN Z. FREEMAN
LANGUAGE French ANNA GOLDOWSKI
FLORA L. SHEPARD
German FLORA L. SHEPARD
Russian ANNA GOLDOWSKI
Linguistics FLORA L. SHEPARD
LITERATURE American DAVID H. CORKRAN
Reading- Writing M. C. RICHARDS
MATHEMATICS MAX DEHN
NATURAL SCIENCE Biology Botany instructors under consideration
PHILOSOPHY MAX DEHN ALBERT W. LEVI
PHYSICAL SCIENCE Chemistry NATASHA GOLDOWSKI
Physics NATASHA GOLDOWSKI
Physics Seminar NATHAN ROSEN**
SOCIAL SCIENCE ALBERT W. LEVI

ARTS COLOR WARREN JENNERJAHN
DESIGN DRAWING PAINTING SCULPTURE instructors under consideration
MUSIC Theory VOLLMER HETHERINGTON
History VOLLMER HETHERINGTON
Violin VOLLMER HETHERINGTON
Piano L. HETHERINGTON
Chorus MARGARET W. FREEMAN
Voice JOHANNA JALOWETS
DRAMA MARY-AVERTT SEELYE*
DANCE ELIZABETH JENNERJAHN

WORKSHOP BOOKBINDING JOHANNA JALOWETZ
CERAMICS ROBERT C. TURNER
FARMING RAYMOND S. TRAYER
PRINTING JOHN MCCANDLESS
WEAVING ELLEN SIEGEL
*visiting instructor
**not yet definite
MAINTENANCE Buildings Grounds Equipment
IMPROVEMENT New Construction Landscaping
DEVELOPMENT Natural Resources

The fee of $1600 covers tuition and room and board for the academic year of two semesters. There is also a $5 Application Fee, $13 Linen Fee, and $25 Contingency Deposit. Those unable to pay the full fee should refer to the Bulletin of March 1949.
Veterans planning to attend under the provisions of the GI Bill should write for details.
Enrollment is limited to 90 students.
Inquiries should be addressed to:
The Registrar, Black Mountain College, Black Mountain, North Carolina.
Fall Semester September 21 to February 1
Winter Vacation December 17 to January 3
Spring Semester February 6 to June 14
Spring Vacation March 31 to April 9