Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Dean Harry' S. Grinders ED C T10 UOPEliA'l'llYU with the state depart- ment in securing unity and progress in its educational systems. the School of Educa- tion is unique in having its students and fac- ulty drawn from the 25 different depart- ments of the colleges in the university. One of the largest institutions in the East for the preparation of secondary school teachers. the schoolvs program unifies the theoretical and practical aspects of teacher preparation. Students-in-training are widely known throughout the city for the work they do ill city and social civic organizations. HO E ECO OMICS HE College of Home Economics was founded in 1921 for the purpose of provid- ing a broad and liberal education for young women with a view to their particular re- sponsibilities and interestsg for the purpose of producing progressive-minded teachers who are fit to assume leadership in women's education. Dean Annie Macleod has planned programs which prepare the students for both family and professional careers. In addition to the classroom hours, there are laboratories and field trips in connection with the courses. The college of Home Economics honorary. Omicron Nu, offers membership to deserv- ing students in the department. This is one of the few colleges in the coun- try that offers specialized training for home service and business as Well as a general cul- tural background. Dean Annie L. Macleod w 17

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FI E RTS Dean Harold L. Butler YRACUSE University can boast of having the first Fine Arts college i11 the United States. High on Crouse Hill. students en- deavor to earn their degrees in music and art. From the first sound of those early morn- ing chimes. to the hundred-odd steps lead- ing to its door. Crouse College has an atmos- phere which no other college on campus can claim. This year the campus bids farewell to Har- old L. Butler. for 22 years, dean. As edu- cator-musician he secured funds from the Carnegie Foundation to have the art library improved. Through his efforts, music and art have been included in the Liberal Arts curriculum as well. Fine Arts courses offer students a wide choice in their major subject. Ample provision is made for the selection of cours- es from other colleges each year. This has proved most satisfactory in the attainment of a broader education. Exhibits of work done by the artists, as Well as recitals presented by the music students. are always a part of the campus social cal- endar. 0415 gif?