Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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SAMFORD HALL Affer several decades, a million dol- lar building for eclucafing Teachers. I - Preparing 'Iomorrow's couniy agenfs . . . AI' lasI', a home all I-heir own . . . A marfer of dollars and sense An open door Io learning ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS SECONDARY TEACHERS PSYCHOLOGY PHYSICAL EDUCATION VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY GENERAL EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS

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lhe School ol Education DR. ZEBULON JUDD Dean of The School of Educalion The TuncTion oT The School oT EducaTion is ThaT oT Training men and women Tor school service in The proTessions oT Teach- ing. supervision, and adminisTraTion. This school ha-5 devised and seT up a number oT specialized curricula as preparaTion Tor The various Tields oT endeavor in elemenTary and secon- dary educaTion, supervision. and adminisTraTion. The Bureau oT EducaTional Service is a special service or- ganizaTion oT The School. This service operaTed Two diTTerenT Type-s oT worlc: The placemenT oT GraduaTes and Research and Field Service. The imporTance oT educaTion cannoT be oversTressed. Every essence and phase oT American liTe, and The welTare oT our counTry iTselT. are aTTecTed greaTly loy The educaTion oT The men and women wiThin our boundaries. Aulourn's School oT EducaTion is well aware oT This and sTrives To Turn ouT well Trained Teachers wiTh degrees in a wide range oT Tields To Till The needed and vacanT posiTions ThroughouT our counTry. The School is also sTriving To overcome many oT The STaTe's educa- Tional wanTs by Turning ouT Thoroughly Trained Teachers. Upon Them resTs The TuTure oT The STaTe's educaTion. The school oTTers degrees in such Tields oT educaTion as English, naTural science. music, social science, maThemaTics, indusTrial arTs, modern languages, dramaTic arTs, economics. home economics, physical educaTion, and psychology. A STudy in child psychology . . . Swords To plowshares . . . Phys. Ed. maior sTudies anaTomy. r- l N. ,. -' P w J'

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The School of Engineering JOSHUA EYRE HANNUM Dean of The School of Engineering The Engineering curricula now offered includes five courses oi siudy in engineering, iwo courses in managemeni, and iwo courses in Jrexiile Technology, These courses are designed 'ro meer l'he requiremenls of modern indusiry and engineering organizaiions for young engineens compeienily irained ro as- sume responsibiliiy and leadership. The 'five engineering curricula are: Aeronauiical Engineer- ing, Civil Engineering. Elecirical Engineering wiih opiions in Communicaiion Engineering and Eleciric Power, Engineering Physics. and Mechanical Engineering. The curriculum in Engineering Physics is for 'rhe purpose of preparing siudenis for induslrial and engineering research. The 'rwo managemenl' curricula are Aeronauiical Adminis- iralion and lndusirial lvlanagemeni. These curricula are de- -signed ro prepare siudenis for a wide range of adminisiralive and managerial posi'l'ions. The School of Texrile Technology offers lwo curricula in Texiile Chemisiry and Texiile Engineering which are designed To irain personnel for 'rhe iexiile indusrry. Recogniiion is given l'o ouisianding engineering siudenis. Each year exceprional siuclenis are inirialed inro honorary irarernilies such as Chi Epsilon, Ela Kappa Nu, Phi Psi, Pi Tau Sigma and Tau Beia Pi. The laiesi addiiion has been l'he recen'r cons'rruc'l'ion oi The Wilmore Laborarory, expanding The amounl' of iaciliiies wiih modern equipmenr and more adequale space wil'h which 'ro carry our an exiensive program. Knii one, purl fwo . . . To lhe nearesi' l,000ih of an inch . . . An esseniial 'fo all engineers