Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Chemistry and Philosophy instruction of the Zonesville Branches is received with just os much enthusiasm os in the laboratories and ciossrooms at Ohio University. Director of Branches A. C. GUBITZ, A. M. ' A y . Portsmouth students find a few minutes for conversotion and studying welcome before the orrival of professors from Ohio University.

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OHIO UNIVEJSITY, CHILLIlulii »r»„.n .. omo u Bi Chilticc Porfi 2a7 Smoll classes provide for close associotion between students and faculty in life of the Chillicothe Branch. Simulating the Ohio University campus, with its social life, professors, and full college credit, the little Ohio Universities located in Zanesville, Portsmouth, and Chilli- cothe, give those unable to attend Athens the benefits of o university life. Students of the branches receive the same counseling and instruction as their Athens colleagues; Ohio University professors commute to the bronches to teach classes each day. All courses necessary for completion of the freshmon year are given at the branch schools. A limited number of subjects ore also offered sophomores studying in the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences and the College of Commerce.

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THE BUREAU OF APPOINTMENTS Mrs. Parmenter, industrial specialist, is shown explaining bureau ' s function to a senior who finally got around to it. These application blanks sure ore thorough, der if the bureau really can get me a job? After four years of college, four years of prepar- ation, you are ready to graduate and take your place in the working world. The next problem is to find the job of your choice, the job in which you and your employer will profit most from your education. When you face this problem, the Ohio University Bureau of Appointments is ready to help you. Students registering with the bureau have a group of highly trained specialists to work for them locating positions within the industrial ranks. Each semester the bureau contacts the country ' s leading industrial firms, which send men to the campus to interview and employ the bureau ' s ap- plicants. The appointment bureau was established by the former Dean of Education, T. L. McCracken, and is now directed by A, C. Gubitz. ?5 S j The Ford Motor Company was among the many lead- ing industrial firms which sent interviewers to the Ohio University campus this year. 2}