Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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OFGHEMISTRY An aclive research program is mainlained and doing ils parl in con- Jrribuling lo lhe lundamenlal research which is primarily The province ol colleges and universilies. The school is housed in The Ross Chemical Laboralory, wilh lhe Emer- son R. Miller Library, and fully equipped modern laboralories. The Au- burn chemisl has been lorlunale in lhe recenl addilion ol new lacully members and Jrhe opening ol lhe Wilmore Engineering Laboralory. Dr. Charles Saunders is lhe dean of chemisiry. Dr. Saunders received his B.S. and lvl.S. degrees ar Auburn and his Ph.D. al The Universily of Nebraska. l-le ioined Auburn's slall in l932.i Learning fhe fundamenfals . . . Frosh lab . . . I0,000 formulas anced research . . . You can gef I+ here . . . mounfanns of glass :.gu

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SGHUOL 0 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 0 LABORATORY TECHNOL- OGY 0 CHEMISTRY I THERMODYNAMICS 0 PHYSICAL CHE 0 ENGINEERING GY SPECTROSCOPY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY MISTRY METALLU R- . ..,- --..--. -.. -.,...... .., ROSS CHEMICAL LAB Locaied on The cenfer campus overlooking Ross Square. A Tewoli our resources are imporTanT in The raw sTaTe. However. many oTher producTs would have Ii+TIe value excepT Through chemisTry. Auburn's chemisTs are Trained To become useTul ciTizens wiTh specialized Train- ing Tor rendering professional service and developing our resources The School of ChemisTry oTFers courses leading To de- grees in chemisTry, and lalooraTory Technology, and of- Ters many service courses Tor The oTher schools on The campus. Chemical engineering is chiefly Tor process de- velopmenT and producTion. Lal:JoraTory Technology gives preparaTion Tor Technicians Tor Tood and nu- TriTion laboraTories and prepares one Tor hospiTal Train- ing leading To a degree in Medical Technology. 26

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I i , -,I ii i ,lm ii Sir .. 'B l 1 A i 1 i J 's E' ,F li um i .Bill w v 4 1 a , xi .J -A 4th ii J' i 'g ,r 5 . ' ' I A l SCH 00L 0 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS 0 SECONDARY TEACHERS 0 PSYCHOLOGY 0 PHYSICAL EDUCATION l 0 VOCATIONAU AGRI- i k , wr. 7,. . ...gg- CULTURE - HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY - GENERAL EDUCATION - HOME ECONOMICS . r 4 A A ' A ,, ,l . ...fl H-.11 I .El -W ifl ' 4-. . + Y I ,Y ' - 'X-N4 . 'H ' v it A K-5-Sf D .f..,.,.., . -E. egg gay? ,'.,. V f 1 ' ' .1-rw-'ij' 1 V I , , ,!o.,.,,fE,i 'X X X , ILEWQM . 4' , ll L ' X! X .-Q-... ' ,.'-' .N XNEQ V -E-Q, A I. . Ah '-A TA ' . 1 1 ,H , V . P. Y 4 DR. ZEBULON JUDD Dean of fhe School of Educlafion THACH HALL Educalional confribufion lo Auburn's mulli-million dollar consfrucficn program. The School ol Educalion is Alabama Polylechnic ln- sli+ule's professional school for lraining Teachers, school adminislralors and specialized school personnel. Wilh ils new building il' is beller equipped Than ever lo pre- pare young men and women for The ever-increasing lypes of service in lhe public schools. Specialized cur- ricula provide Jrhe preparalion necessary for service in lhe various fields of endeavor in elernenlary and sec- ondary educalion, school adminislralion, supervision and psychology. The Bureau of Educalional Service is 'rhe service or- ganizalion of lhe School. I+ serves Alabama in several ways: placemenl of gradualesg field services lo schools: Educalion lnlerprelalion Service lo slale and govern- menl agencies. 28