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

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Growth of Degrees In past decades an engineer concerned him- self solely with the technical mechanics of his position. Today society demands much more of him. Not only must he be an expert in his field, but also a personable individual with a broad, general background. In the endeavor to offer a broader background in the humanities and other socially demanded arts, UMR is offering new courses and new degrees. A Bachelor of Sci- ence degree is now being offered in Engineer- ing Management. Also for the first time on the UMB campus a Bachelor of Arts degree is being offered in four areas of humanities and social sciences. Furthermore a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Engineering will be offered, pending approval in September 1968. Professor Sarchet has been appointed chairman o the new Engineering Management Department. Dr. Pogue, who has been instrumental in .setting up the B.A. program, shows his secretary one ofthe many new books now being used. 41 :A ,Q 4 's 'N t t 'lf 2. 3.x viii 1 4 ,,,, ,, W, ,ZW fl ff Q, . 3 4? 5 Q S 5. -I9

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Growth of the Administration Mounting enrollment figures call for a boost in the number of administrative personnel and faculty members. VVithin the past year nine additions have been made to the administrative force and sixty four to the faculty. Heading the School of Engineering is Dean J. Stuart john- son. Professor of Electrical Engineering. Dr. Marvin Pxussel Cain, Professor of History, now heads the Department of Social Sciences. The third addition to the UMR faculty is Professor Bernard R. Sarchet, head of the new Depart- ment of Engineering Management. Only through such expansions can the university maintain a satisfactory faculty-student ratio and deal with campus growth. S 2 X f Arthur B. Brooks, jr. lleftj, Assistant Registrar and Ronald jonston, Assistant Director of Admission, talk ooer the duties of their newly acquired positions. Dr. Larry M. Nicholson, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, checks outa recently purchased high-power microscope.