University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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raduate School The Graduate School at Ole Miss was found- ed in 1927, and offers graduate degrees in more than fifty speciality areas. Courses at the graduate level were actually first offered at the university in 1870. However, a def- inite program of graduate study with a mini- mum residence requirement of one academ- ic year was first used in 1890. The graduate school was formally organized in 1927, to coordinate and administer graduate study in research. This year the graduate school was relocated to the Old Chemisty building. Dean Michael Dingerson Niles WalUs, a vislUng art teacher, puts careful consid- eration Into his work. He has been working with ceramics for more than 26 years. Photo by Joanna Pannell 166 — Administration

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Associate Deans Jim Vaughn Charles Smith Chemical Engineering Peter C. Sukanek Civil Engineering Robert M. Hackett Geological Engineering George D. Brunton Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey A. Roux A 1 Photn by Ollle Hr K k I 1 . Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. . .for one day. 2. It takes the people (; behind the scenes to get things going in many departments around campus. ▲ 2 Photo by Peter Emerson. Administration — 165

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A Photo by Saudrine Blllctt. Terri Flnnegan, left, is an exchange student from Liv- erpool, England. He came to America at the beginning of the Fall semester and so far has become involved in many projects Including founding OMEGA and be- ing selected a Summer Ori- entation leader. Here he is shown with another for- eign friend, Alexandra, who is from France. - --: ' - i H ' A 1 Photo by Joe Moss 1. U-92 DJ Billy Smith is searching for just the right music. Journalism graduate study is a popular program at Ole Miss. 2. When not studying many student like to relax at Oxford ' s own Square Books, unique for its wide-variety of popular authors and delicious food. Administration — 167