Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Sociology yK Hnt oty Slifer H Keah N - ■W r - College of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of Butler Universitj has been in continuous existence since November 1, 1855. The courses of training are designed to afford breadth of culture and liberal train- ing, Avhile permitting a large degree of elasticity in the choice of a major subject. The curriculum leads to the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Baclie- lor of Science. In some departments advanced courses are offered leading to the degrees of Master of Arts or Master of Science.

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Dean of Women Dean Evelyn Mitchell Butler has held the positum of Dean of Women at Butler University since ]92 ! She attended the g-raduate Schools of the University of Chicag-o and Wisconsin and later received her A. M. degree from Columbia University in 1917 From 1909 to 1912, Dean Butler was head of the Enjjlish Department of New ] Iexico State Normal College, and for a period of two year.s, 1912 to 1914, was an instructor in English at Butler. At present Dean Butler holds Demia Butler Chair of English Literature. Dean PJutler is aided bj- the governing board of Woman ' s League, organized in 1923 to strengthen unitv among the women of the University.

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Liberal Arts Administratively tlie eourses m Business Administration and m Journalism are included in this col- lege, as are also the pre-professional courses for law, medicine and en- gineering. Elementary and advanced courses in Modern and Ancient Lan- guages, English, History Mathe- matics, Business Administration, Philosophy, Sociology, Botany, ( hem- istrj-. Physics and Zoology, Public Speaking, Home Economics and Physical Education are offered h} the School of Liberal Arts to all regularly enrolled students. Journalism: H.ll. Hcincy, Birdsong. Odcll Second Row — Wblsenand. Thon Atbuthnot. Morrisc Top Row--Mittch. Frazeii ! f : • Public Speaking: S.r