Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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APPLIED APTS The School of applied Art continues its policy of emphasizing the importance of practical training for professional rt work. The necessity of a foundation of fundamen- tals is stressed and progressive techniques of teaching employed. The student’s individual capacity is observed and his training directed in the area of greatest aptitude. Various methods of self-evaluation are employed. An atmosphere of progressive accomplishment and congenial relationship is evidenced. The Art student who enters the professional field finds a measure of satisfaction in his act ivit y far beyond the mere financial compensation for his services. An ever widening alertness to the beauties of nature, the refinement of gracious living and active participation in creative work develop his appreciation and understanding of life. CLIFFORD M. ULP Counselor Clements Culver Bund Wyman Ulp Horn 14

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f A C li L T y

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INDUSTRIAL CliEHISTCy The chemist plays a most important part in pur economic and industrial order. 1 It de- velops new materials to meet new needs. He ALFRED A. JOHNS finds new and more efficient ways of doing Counselor things, lie seeks greater efficiency in using raw materials He devises new' and more efficient methods of production so that costs can be lowered. Students enrolled in the Co-operative Industrial Chemistry Course prepare themselves to meet exacting requirements. They Lake their places in chemical industries or in manufacturing projects using chemical processes. Some of them devote their time to the development of new and better materials; others are con- cerned with more efficient production. The Institute’s contribution is a course of training which meets the requirements of industry in subject matter and which trains the student to think clearly and act wisely. Bruins Brodie Johns 15 Bie filer Braden Gil lard