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Bkigadier General Lloyd J. Davidson Dean of Faculty ADMINISTRATIO Colonel J. Carter II i Colon i:l Authir AT. Lipscomb, Jr. Colonel Flouhnoy H. Bakksdale Business Executive Offucr Dimtur uj Admissluns Executite Officer
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Colonel Carroll Head, Department of Biology Adjacent to Science Hall, which houses the Biology Department, is the Archeological Museum. It has a Marshall Collection of 50,000 pieces and the Mayor Holstein Collection of 1,000 pieces from Pennsylvania. V. M. I. has the distinction of being the only state institu- tion that has an Indian museum. In addition, the Department of Biologj- maintains one of the four State Herbaria, which at present houses some 1,300 species filed on over 9,000 sheets. These plants are collected, ideiilitled, and mounted in triplicate by the cadets. One recent improvement in the Department, since the advent of General Shell, is that the number of new microscopes has doubletl. DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY THE Biology Department, which oflFers the Bachelor of Arts degree, prepares students for many different ])ro- fessions such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, hospital administration, physical therapy, x-ray technology, and law. Over one half of the students who major in biology at V. M. I. continue their studies in graduate school, with the majority of these going to medical school. While at V. M. I., the cadet is thoroughly grounded in the fundamentals of the biological sciences, and also receives valuable training in the related areas of mathe- matics, chemistry, and physics. Even though the sciences are stressed, adecjuate emphasis is placed on the liberal arts courses so that the student is provided with a broad cultural background which will enable him to take his place in the world with greater assurance. IIistor ' , economics, foreign language, literature, and psychology are among the subjects prescribed. Doc Carroll is shown abov his Second Classmen. revealing the secrets of the Biology world to
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