Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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B.U.C.P. Meets Students ' Educational Needs With the renovation of the laboratories, classrooms, student lounge and audio visual center, an excellent learning environ- ment is created for the pharmacy student. Before graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy, the student must complete five years of schooling with academic work in Medici- nal Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmacognosy, Pharmacology and Jourisprudence. In the fifth year, practical cur- riculum experience is gained through the classes of Dispens- ing Medications and Pharmacy Practice (externship). Butler University College of Pharmacy is one of the top schools in the nation. 18 . . . Academics

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Academics Provide Enrichment The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers students a broad range of fields in which to major. Students can major in one area or a combination of areas. Approximately 250 under- graduate students were enrolled in the college along with a large number of part-time graduate students. A new major was introduced, Public and Corporate Commu- nications, combining work in three different colleges: Liberal Arts and Sciences. Business Administration and Music. Programs initiated in the last few years included the Intern- ship Program, which enables stu- dents to receive college credit while in a work program and a Computer Science Program, which is coordinated through the mathematics department. Students in the College of Lib- eral Arts and Sciences can declare a secondary major in one of the other colleges and have the option of either a B.A. or a B.S. degree. P. 16: UPPER LEFT— A science stu- dent observes a speciman under the microscope; UPPER RIGHT— Senior Mark Bannic records his results from the spectro photometer: LOWER — The BU telescope is being used by John Warton ... P. 17: UPPER LEFT — Home Economics major Ste- phanie Blair finishes her project in advanced clothing construction class; UPPER RIGHT— Learning about plant rooting is a part of botany stud- ies:LOWER — Foreign language instructor Mr. Pihlak operates the lab control panel. Academics ... 17

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p. 18: TOP RIGHT— Fourth year stu- dent Ed Soltis fills the bottle with a sus- pension in tech lab: MIDDLE LEFT — Phillip DeWolf fills a prescription in the dispensary: MIDDLE RIGHT— Pharmacy students take a break from Pharmacognosy lab: BOTTOM LEFT — A second year student prepares a preparation in Preps lab: BOTTOM RIGHT — Terry Scull measures milk of magnesia for a preparation . . . P. 19: TOP LEFT — Sue Detamore prepares a solution in Biochem lab: TOP RIGHT — Tina Polukewich weighs Bentonite to be used in a prescription: BOTTOM — Fifth year student Denney Whelchel injects a compound into the gas chro- matograph.