University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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fl if -1' KW ' Laurence J. Ackerman, A.M., LL.B., Dean of The School of Busi- ness AdminisTraTion. 0uTsTanding in The School oT Business AdminisTraTion is iTs lv1oTion and Time STudy l.aboraTory which is designaTed. Through iTs research, To render a pracTical service To The sTudenTs and To The people oT The sTaTe. FaciliTies are available Tor The analysis oT meThods oT work and oTher sTudies are in The Tields oT iob improvemenT, work simpliTicaTion, TaTigue reducTion, and The eTTecTive applicaTion oT human and relaTed work eTTorTs. The primary TuncTions oT These laboraTory sTudies are aimed To bring The sTudenT inTo closer associaTion wiTh The Theory oT The classroom and The pracTical applicaTion oT every day essenTial Techniques oT Time and moTion sTudy. AnoTher parT oT The School oT Business AdminisTraTion is The accounTing program. OuTsTanding sTudenTs oT accounTing are selecTed To parTicipaTe in Public AccounTing lnTernships. In The second semesTer oT The senior year These sTudenTs are employed and supervised by Tirms oT public accounTanTs and parTicipaTe in audiTing and accounTing Tield work. This experience aids ouTsTand- ing sTudenTs immeasurably Through iTs pracTical beneTiTs. The School also sponsors lecTures by eminenT speakers oT sTaTe and naTional repuTaTion who discuss conTemporary problems con- TronTing business. In This way The sTudenT is broughT closer To The Tield he will enTer. 2I