Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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SCHCJOL GF CHEMISTRY CELE EINCH 1 Pr 'tion' t e- Hgh,- TONY IVIABHY President l-L SHUI-llT'lfl3S l'i.,..'it'i With powerful rockets roaring from launching pads and Sputniks, Explorers, and Vanguards circling the earth, the importance of training in Chemistry be comes of greater importance with every passing day. The School of Chemistry recognizes this importance both to the student and to the country cts a whole and does all in its power to fulfill its obligation. Consisting of the departments of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Lab' oratory Technology, the school offers four-year programs leading to degrees of Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Laboratory Tech- nology, and Medical Technology. Working in the Ross Chemical Loboratory, the students have the excellent services of the Emerson R, Miller Librory and fully equipped laboratories. The Chemical Engineering Department has excellent facilities located in Wilinore Engineering Laboratory. A major source of strength in the School of Chemistry rests in the progress- iveness of the faculty in research as well as teaching. This allows the faculty to present not only the bosic fundamentals, but also new problems brought about by modern resectrch. When this research is teamed with the instructor's knowledge of teaching, it enables him to train each student to solve the prob- lenis which will face him in the future, K yew:-v - - .,,, sm- efwe s m....,..,,. ,,,,, , , p,,, r so - - 11' E iiii rriwtirrriicwt -M-t 29