0-10 Min: He came to WCSU in 1966 roughly when the science department started to branch out beyond just general science; relationship with Dr. Haas; she valued allowing people to think independently;
10-20 Min: WCSU is the only school in the country, at that time, with a hyphenated major ie earth science-biology, earth science- chemistry; this reflected the view that Dr. Groff felt that all fields of science were related; this hyphenated major practice allowed WCSU to offer essentially any science major a student could want
20-30 Min: explanation of how WCSU could offer B.A. in science, for people that want to write or draw for scientific purposes, maps, text books;
30-40 Min: evening graduate program; laments presidents' since Dr. Haas lack of will to debate and answer questions honestly
40-50 Min: various programs such as computer science and physics being considered for movement out from the science major to business administration for computer science and police science for physics; West Side campus's impact on the science dept;
50-60 Min: how Dr. Groff was involved in expanding the budget of the science department; differences between Dr. Haas and Dr. Burci;
60-70 Min: using computer as an example of WCSU making a concious expnasion effort;
80-90 Min: feels that the overall student population has been steadily increasing in quality since he started at WCSU; cites more individual attention;