Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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A new instrumentation laboratory has been established to assist in research activities. Right: Professor Spooner prepares for the next class. 26 CIVIL EF Dr. E, ' Cha Department of

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INEERINC- ned with the changes of s at UMR in- their studies. ry, which of- .D. degrees, in industrial s. The Helds V -de analytical, ear, organic mers. Chem- self with the pment neces- CHEMISTRYADD NEW FACILITIES TC CRCWINC PROGRAM Bottom Right: Graduate workin Chemistry and Chemical Engineering has increased in all fields. Below: The moment of discovery never ceases to produce excitement in all students. rials into use- ever-growing veen awarded rnize the unit rcialized and 1 analog com- dded as part ning program. fnent of Chemistry. uri' L,...,.- XJ W , .. fd af' X,

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:h activities. sor Spooner prepares ass. CIVIL ENGINEERING ENRCLLMENT REACI-IES EICI-IT HUNDRED Dr. E. W. Senne Chairman Department of Civil Engineering 5 .2 Civil Engineering, with a fall enrollment of nearly eight hundred students, is the third largest depart- ment on campus and has had for several years the largest undergraduate enrollment in the country. The department is being constantly upgraded to meet the requirements of an advanced technology. A new instrumentation laboratory has been estab- lished to help fill the needs of increased research activities. At present there is a preference pro- gram for undergraduates, and graduate study is available at both the Master's and Doctoral level. Options open to a civil engineer include construc- tion, fluid mechanics, environmental and sanitary engineering, soil mechanics, and structural analy- sis and design. Soil Mechanics is one of Eve preference programs offered. gg Sanitation is one of the many ' areas of research in Civil Engi- neering.