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1 photograph : b&w : 19 x 24 cm
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University Relations is responsible for conveying the University of Waterloo's mission, vision, values and aspirations while working collaboratively to achieve the goals outlined in the University’s strategic plan.
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79-0023-2-8_001 appeared on Page 3 of 20th anniversary supplement.
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Photo caption from published version of 79-0023-2-8_001: "Winter 1961: Dr. Bill Dyck and Dr. Jim McKegney try out the university's first language lab. A faculty of arts had existed for less than a year, and its first building - Arts I, now called Modern Languages - would not open until 1962. Among the original 54 arts students, taught by a dozen professors, were the first women to study at Waterloo."
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79-0023-2-8_001 appeared on Page 3 of the May 1961 edition of University of Waterloo Quarterly Report as part of the article: "Language Lab Newest Teaching Aid".
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79-0023-2-8_001 appeared on Page 4 of University of Waterloo 1957-1982: The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Year Begins [UA176].
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Photo caption from University of Waterloo 1957-1982: The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Year Begins version of 79-0023-2-8_001: "Among the founding professors in the arts faculty were Dr. Bill Dyck and Dr. Jim McKegney seen here in the first language lab. Professors were rushed from WLU from other institutions to being arts teaching in the fall of 1960."
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- McKegney, James C. (Subject)
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