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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING J. R. BENTON. B.A.. PH.D. FACULTY J. R. Benton. B.A, Pii.D. Dean and Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering It. F, Chandler. M.E.. M.M.E. Professor of Mechanical Engineering arid Dron ing C. L Crow. M.A, Pii.D. Professor of Modern Languages II. S. Davis, Pii.D. Professor of Zoology and Racteriology Jajies l. Karr, A.M., Pii.D, Professor of English Language and Literature F, R. Flint. Pii.D, M.D. Professor of Chemistry and Resident Physician II. C. Keppel, A.B, Pii.D. Professor of Mathematic« and Astronomy W. S. Perry. A.B. Instructor in Physics and Electrical Engineering K. R. Stivers. C.E. Instructor in Civil Engineering . J. Strong Instructor in Mechanic Arts and Foreman of Shops R.‘W. Thorouciicoor. C.E. Professor of Civil Engineering K. S. Walker. U. S. A. (Retired) .Commandant of Cadets and Professor of Civil Engineering eS erainoie
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Y. S. PERRY, A.B. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING THE College of Engineering, the oldest of the five colleges of the University of Florida, presents to those having an inclination toward technical pursuits, a superb opportunity to prepare themselves for the practice of engineering. Engineering Hall, constructed along the same architectural lines as the other buildings on the campus, heated, lighted, and equipped in the most modern and approved manner, is the immediate home of the college. Here are found all the facilities essential to provide adequately for the needs of students in engineering. Three large, well lighted drafting rooms, supplied with desks and drawing tables, amply provide for large classes in drafting and plotting work. A dynamo laboratory. II. C. KEPPEL, A.B., PH.D. one of the most complete and up-to-date to be found in any school, is provided for students in electrical engineering; while a machine shop, a steam laboratory, and a materials laboratory meet the demands of students in other engineering courses. A separate brick building is used for the wood shops. Here are found sufficient lathes, tools, benches and other equipment to supply the large classes in wood shop and pattern-making work. Annexed to this structure are the forge and foundry shops. The instrumental equipment of the civil engineering department deserves especial mention, and the number of instruments of the same kind is such as to allow small individual units in surveying and mapping classes, thus permitting better instruction in the actual handling of instruments. This department has also a cement Nineteen
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