Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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SOBER! ROBBINS Bmidtal CHEMISTRY The School of Chemistry offers curricula leading to degreos of 8acholor of Science in Chemistry, Chnmicnl Engineering, and Laboratory Technology. Advanced worl leadira to a Master of Scienco degree In Chemistry and Chemica Engineering is also offered. The curr cula of ‘ho Oopartmont cf Chemistry is accredited oy the American Chemical Society. These courses p'opore 'ho chemistry major for caroers in both pure and applied chomistry. Tne training ’or the future chemical onginoor roadlos him for procoss dovoopment and production. -aboratory Technology gives specialired training which prepares technicians for food and nutrition aboratcries and also propa'es a sfudert for hospifal framing leadirg to a degree in Medical Technology.

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y st FRANK MAHON ORR D(«n of the School of Architecture end rhe Atli ARCHITECTURE AND THE ARTS MARSHAL FISHRUPR President The Schoo of Architecture and the Arts includes the Departments of Aichi ♦ectu'e. Landscape Architecture. Art. Dramatic Arts, and Music. Tho development of the students' croativeness is tho primary characteristic of all tho do pertments. Undergraduate deg'eo courses are available for tho studonts in Architecture. Buildinq Construction. Interior Dosiqn, Landscape Architcc'u'o, Industrial Design and Applied Art. Graduate degrees are offered in Architecture. Building Construction. Town Planning, and Applied A»t. The Department of Architecture is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board and ondarsod by the Amoricon Institute of Architects and is a member of the Assoc'eticn of Co leqiote Schools of Agriculture. The Department of Art is accredited by ho National Association of Schools of Design.

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PRUDE PANCHES President The Schoo of Education 'oa iros that the social and cultural advancement of any democratic nation has its roots in the education of its people. In striving »o overcome the needs of the educational system, studen’s are trained for the following areas of service: The Elementary grados: the High School gracos: Superintendents. Principals. Supervisors and Curriculum and Guiconco Specialists. Special areas for teacher training on the high school level include: English. Language, and Literature- History and th® Socle Scionces: th Natural Sciences end 1 a‘hematics: Vccotiorel Aqricultjro and Homo Economics: Socrc tarial and Commercial Subects: Pnysleel Education. Health, ard Recreation: end Music, the Arts, and Soeoch.