Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Dean Theophilus E. McKinney is a graduate of Morehouse College, At- lanta, Ga., and of Boston University, where he secured the Master ' s degree. For five years prior to the school year 1929- ' 30, Dean McKinney was dean at the Agricultural and Mechanical College at Greensboro, N. C. While serving as dean at A. and T. College, Dean McKinney called the first meeting of representatives from the many negro institutions of higher learning and formed what has since been known as The National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Colleges. Page Twenty- 1 hra Mm MWWiSM W WW WM T ' M

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' M M MMm mm M - Purpose and Objectives of the Institution Johnson C. Smith University is a Christian institution. Its purpose is to offer the students who come to it the best intellectual opportunities than can be afforded. It believes that the only genuine education is that which places emphasis upon spiritual values. To this end the institution seeks to develop in the student those qualities that make for the highest type of citizenship. The institution seeks to develop in the student the proper attitude toward life and to enable him to realize his place in society. Such courses are offered as will enable him to understand and appreciate the world in which he lives and the opportunities that it affords for service. The institution seeks to accomplish the following objectives: To prepare men for effective leadership in the important pursuits of life, to develop the moral character and religious life of the student: to stimulate an intellectual desire for truth: to create a desire for the highest degree of efficiency in the profession chosen as his life ' s work: to prepare young men for Christian service such as the ministry, Y. M. C. A. social workers and missionaries: to prepare young men for service as teachers: to give the students a background for later professional work, such as medicine, law and other specialized vocations. The programs of study arc planned so as to lend aid to the achievement of these objectives. Page fivenly-livi)

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■ ' ' i m M M I I I ' liili ' I ii ' i-n i liiur r M Mi ' j Faculty S. HHRBiiRT Adams. M.A. Registrar WiNSON Coleman. A.B.. A.M. Professor of Greek and Latin N. C. Crosby, A.B. Professor of French W. C. DONNELL. A.B.. M.A. Professor of Education E. L. Rann, A.B.. M.A. Librarian John F. Thomas, A.B. Director of Physical Education Norman R. Bolden, A.B., A.M. Professor of English t '