University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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Dean Ralph D. Goodrich, C.E., has, since 1928, been head of the College of Engineering at the University of Wyoming. Full four-year curricula are offered by the Engineering Department leading to a B.S. degree in either Civil, Electrical, Mechanical or General Engineering. The function of the College of Engineering is to train the future leaders in industrial development. Dean John A. Hill, B.S., since 1913 has been head of the ever-growing College of Agriculture. Graduates of this college have been taking a more and more active and important part in agriculture and homemaking throughout the entire country. The livestock judging teams have been bringing high honors and wide recog- nition to the University for the past several years. [16]

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Miss Ida J. Moen, although not technically on the administrative staff of the University, as secretary to President Crane, attends to many of the routine ad- ministrative problems. N v ! 1 |k%. - SH Jk ««KW ™ »m: ,.„«« •- ■ MMWBB t. i Dean Carl F. Arnold, LL.B., J.S.D., has, since 1933, been head of the Law School. In the twenty years of its existence on the U. W. campus, the Law School has made extremely gratifying progress. It has received an A classification by the American Bar Association, the highest classification given by that body and shared only by the strongest schools in the country. :i5]

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. ' ' ' ■ Dean Pleasant T. Miller, M.A., Dean of the College of Liberal Arts since 1918. The college has three divisions, Letters and Sciences, Division of Commerce and Division of Music. Dean Oscar C. Schwiering, Ph.D., is the newest of the deans having taken office this year following the death of Dean Maxwell, for many years dean of the College of Education. It is possible for students in the College of Education to come in direct con- tact with classroom procedure as the training schools provide a laboratory for the demonstration of education principles. The college has for its province the training of teachers for all types of service in the schools of the state. in;