University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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EDUCATION Loren G. Townsend is the Dean of the School of Education. This college began in 1856 as a teachers ' college and a division of the state uni- versity. In 1900 the college became the school of education of the University of Missouri. Practical teaching in the University laboratory school is one of the outstanding features of Missouri ' s School of Education. LOREN G. TOWNSEND Dean of Faculty of College of Education A. STERL ARTLE ' Associate Professor of Education DOROTHY ' FARTHING Assistant Professor of Education WILLIAM W. CARPENTER Professor of Education

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mivfiv: !. ENGINEERING The School of Engineering, headed by Dean Harry A. Curtiss, doubled its pre-war enroll- ment to 1500 students this year. In 1856 the school began classes in conjunction with the School of Agriculture, and offered only Civil Engineering. Then, in 1877, the department having grown steadily in prestige, outgrew the School of Agriculture and formed the present School of Engineering. HARRY A. CURTISS Dean of Faculty of Engineering ROBERT B. MOORMAN Professor of Civil Engineering CLIFFORD M. WALLIS Professor of Electrical Engineering FRANK D. OLDHAM Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering