Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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,ludy Wells Wetherslield. Conn. Randolph P. Widmer New Hvde Park. A. Bradford Wyman Slurrr. liflllfl. Z' 'NJ 1-.fr-fn I2-. ' r The addition to the Carnegie Science Building has allowed the depart- ment to expand considerably. Biology presently is established on the first and third floors with laboratory facilities for each aspect of the curric- ulum. Walk in incubators. private research rooms, expanded library and roomy 'labs' are all a part of a growing department. 26 David L. Zuretti Westboro. Mass. ll illiam Stun:-r. ai llnorite professor ol' the class of 1965

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' -'S' q, as - -,Y-V VF' - . v by 4 L . -aa. . The accumulation ul- data for a mor honors thesis. Dr. Walter Lawrance V Chemistry ln the fall of l965. a new chapter in the history of the Chemistry Department ' will begin. All facilities will be moved from Hedge Laboratory to the new Dana Hall which provides more space for the presently overcrowded laboratory classes. ll1fltr'l'lF..X1'n1strI'I1! Apparatus will be arranged more ll-1 -1 lU-U'-XWl- efhciently so students can work with greater ease and etliectiveness. Although thesis research projects are now encour- aged. Dana Hall will provide enough HNWHAQWWY facilities so that independent study can -fM.,xim-,AM be stressed to a greater extent. The chemistry curriculum is a well balanced program providing the student with a solid background in inorganic and nth- - organic chemistry. Besides general courses. the chemistry major faces physi- cal chemistry and both qualitative and quantitative analysis. The department is ,Q equipped with instrumentation to keep 'XX the student up to date with the latest - I 4 tenchiques and procedures. 4: -Sv