North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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B. F. Brown Dean The School of Science and Business N response to the demands of the State for graduates in business administration and a cognizance on the part of the administra- tion of the need of a more cultural curricula, the School of Science and Business was inaugurated at State College. From a humble beginning only several years past it has grown to become one of the largest schools of the institution. Yearly it attracts to State College an increasing number of desirable stu- dents. Since its beginning Benjamin Franklin Brown has been Dean of the School, and he, primarily, has been responsible for its great success. Page Twenty-six

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Dr. Carl C. Taylor Dean The Graduate School T is practically impossible to master a subject in a given four- year college curricula. Many students desire to further pursue a course of study in their chosen professions. To meet these desires is the important function of the Graduate School of State College. The Graduate School offers unusual opportunities for research. Dr. Carl C. Taylor is Dean of the School. In that capacity he has proven one of the most valuable men ever to have come to State College. Dean Taylor is one of the foremost sociologists of the United States and has written several valuable books in that field. Page Twenty-five

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Dr. Thomas Nelson Dean The Textile School ' ■ i ' HE textile industry has made North CaroHna the foremost manufacturing state of the South. Along with the growth of this industry in the State, the Textile School of State College has played an important part. Not only does this school train men to enter the various types of work in the manufacture of textiles; it cooperates with the mills in the securing of data and other research activities. It would be impossible to mention the Textile School of State College without linking with it the name of Dean Thomas Nelson. His has been its guiding hand since the beginning of a textile depart- ment in 1901. Page Twenty-seven