University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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Clarence E. Bennett Physics Edward F. Dow History and Government Joseph M. Trefethen Geology Raymond Forer Sociology and Anthropology Vincent A. Hartgen Art Benjamin R. Speicher Zoology 23 Ronald B. Levinson Philosophy STEVENS HALL

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COLLEGE of ARTS and SCIENCES Dean Joseph M. Murray The College of Arts and Sciences attempts to provide its students with an utilitarian training while at the same time stressing the importance of a cultural background. All of its students are required to have completed courses in several of the thirteen departments in addition to extensive work in a specific field. An honors program consisting of tutorial courses leads to the highest academic recognition offered by the college. Students completing the pro- gram graduate with Honors, High Honors, or Highest Honors. In cooperation with the College of Education, Arts and Sciences students may receive teaching certificates. Cori M. Flynn Assistant to the Dean Lewis H. Niven Music Kenneth E. Miles Foreign Languages and Classics Spofford H. Kimball Mathematics and Astronomy Brooks W. Hamilton Journalism 22

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SCHOOL of BUSINESS The School of Business Administration, composed of the major fields of marketing, finance, accounting, industrial manage- ment, and economics, offers the Bachelor of Science degree in business administra- tion and the BA in business and economics. The aim of the school is not to provide de- tailed training in specific tasks, but to develop in the student the skills and state of mind necessary to adapt to the ever changing business world. Since becoming a school four years ago, Business Admini- stration has grown and improved in ac- cordance with the demands of the con- temporary business world. Henry C. Hawley 24