University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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f .Q 1 ...... , f -:lHffACUllYlS ENLARGED I l ill! . I ' Since the beginning of school last fall thirty-six new members have been added to the ranks of the faculty. This number includes five men who were graduated from the University of Tulsa in the past, in addition to three former faculty mem- bers who have been in the service of their country. The increases were effected in every department and served to relieve to some degree the burden of the already over-worked professors. Plans for next year include even greater expansion in the fields of instruction. BUILUINGBEGINS Building is undoubtedly the phase of expansion in which the University is taking its most impressive steps. Not only are new buildings proposed which will contain classrooms and laboratories for instruction in such technical subjects as nat- ural gas and synthetics, but also dormitories which will house the future students of the University. Much of the money to finance the construction of these build- ings has been in the form of donations from prominent citizens of Tulsa who wish to have a hand in helping to build a greater University of Tulsa. NEWUUURSESADUEIJ In line with the enlargement of the faculty and increased building expansion many new courses are finding their way into the curricula of the various colleges. Outstanding among these new courses are classes in radio production in connection with the department of speech. The art department offers instruction in sculptur- ing taught at Philbrook, and classes in lithography. It is rapidly becoming pos- sible for students at the University of Tulsa to find and follow any course they might desire.

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