University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS SCIENCES 1) A Liberal Arts Science mathematics class in Carlton Auditorium. 2) An LS major works on a chemistry project in Leigh Hall lab. 3) Another familiar sight — the posting of LS test grades in the basement of GPA. 4) Valentine ' s Day in biology class — a heart beat is produced. 4) K Stern College Of Liberal Arts Sciences 189

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Liberal Arts More Than A Gateway The College of Liberal Arts Sciences was the gateway college for entering freshman and other students with fewer than 64 credits, providing for their academic advisement and their general education. It also provided advanced education leading toward degrees in a variety of fields in the arts and sciences. Leanne Kirk (3LS English) said she entered the College of Liberal Arts Sciences because of the flexibility of my Culturally and historically the programs of the college represent the core of all higher education — the humanities, the social sciences, the natural and biological sciences — all are studied in the college and all contribute to the richness of its programs. As Gabrielle O ' Meara (4LS Criminal Justice) said, The criminal justice department is very closely knit and like a family. The major aim of the college was to impart the ideas, concepts, motivations, and skills of a liberal education to its students to enable them to assume leadership positions in society. Intellectual inquiry, the intelligent evaluation of ideas, and an appreciation of the dominant thought patterns of the world were the tools the college insisted that is graduates possess. Upon these fundamentals they could build personally rewarding lives and careers. They would also be prepared to pursue a field to its frontier, through further study in the graduate and professional colleges. Mythuong Nguyen (4LS Microbiology) said that she intends to use my microbiology background in medical school, preferably John Hopkins, but not in research. Mythuong plans to work in a public state hospital after graduation. — Brian Geiger (I) The College of Liberal Arts Sciences offers majors in many fields, one of which is chemistry. (2) Often undergraduate students have classes such as CLT 2370 in Carlton Auditorium — the largest on campus. I) K. Stern 2) K. Stern 188 College Of Liberal Arts Sciences

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The College of Pharmacy, one of the smaller colleges on campus, in the J. Hillis Miller Health Center, offers its students an education leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy. Most students take three years to complete the program and many continue to pursue master ' s and degrees. The curriculum is designed to give students the scientific knowledge to be successful pharmacists. After completing formal course students must then 400 hours of clerkship and an internship in a practice environment. As a result of the extensive training and education the college gives its students, it has been ranked among the best in the nation. — John Webster 1) Student work closely together in the pharmacy analytical lab while practicing their data collecting, measuring, and recording skills. 2) Sharon Basile of the College of Pharmacy tells her young listener about the dangers of poison ivy at a booth set up at the Oaks Mall during National Poison Prevention Week. 3) Dr. Dan Robinson oversees pharmacy student Ayla Sen as she counsels a patient at the Gainesville Family Practice Center. College Of Pharmacy Tops In The Nation 190 College Of Pharmacy