University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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School of Medicine s ■a «» Mairice H. Rees Dca I! ESTABLISHED in 188.S, the School of Medicine of the I ' ni eisity of Colorado has, since 1909, iieen the only medical school in the state. The school is located in Denver where the students are sii cn the opportunity of the best in the va ' of medical training. The course covers a period of three years. A school of Nursing is also located under the College of Medicine. This school offers two courses — a five and three-year course. The first course leads to a degree of B. S. and a di[)loma of nursing. The three-year course leads to a diploma in Nurs- ing from the University of Colorado. This building, erect- ed in 1925, Itouses Ihe office of the dean of the medical school and serves also as a hospital, ft is bet- ter known as the Colorado General Hospital of the Uni- versity of Colorado. 5 n : D 3 1 r S P n 3 Q Q c ' 3 1? nJiB c o e 1 ti ' I . ' ' W - ' O sfc. 2 ' -.; I Page 24 .

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Collciic of Erminccrinii ©»■ ■i o. ONK of the rankini; Kngi America, the College o jineering colleges in illei;e of Kiijiineerini;; has played an important part in the developing of better methods in enijineerini; education and the training of men with higher ideals ft)r the profession as its goal. The requirements of the field of engineering place a responsibility on the university, and its teachers to so guide and train those who come here seeking an education that they may serve in the best and wisest way as opportunit - is offered them later in life. Herbert S. Evans Dean .Jn if- j - ' -r Engine III. one of the three modern en- gine buildings Unit roni prise our College of Engineering, this building con- tains well-equipped laboratories, lecture rooms, and offices for professors. Pate 13

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Collci c of Pharmacy •ChSxs !B » THH ( ( Ilt ' i;tM)f Pharm;u- vas()ruanizeci in 101 1, .mil although it is one of the Nounsiest in the CDuntn, , it has already taken its place among the hest institutions in the i-oiniir ' . The Colleije holds rijjidK ' to the highest plane of academic standards and strict observance of the high code t)f ethical ideals surrounding the profession. The demand for well-trained pharmacists has grown rapidK ' since the ado[ tion of the Pure Foods and Drug Law in 190(1, and the College of Phar macy at the Iiiiversity has shown a steady growl li each vear. lIoMtK ( . WaSHBCKX Pearl iW ' WC-r . ' : i n • ' i J--il J ' ' ■ ' ' i -sit ■ mmm Old fnin, the first building on the cam- pus of the Univer- sity of Colorado, once residence of the president, assembly room for the student body, and home of early class work. Now it houses the offices of the campus publications. little theatre, romance lan- guage departments, and College of Phar- macy. Erected in 1876. Paft 2S