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

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The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers students a broad range of fields in which to major. Students may con- centrate in one or a combina- tion of majors. Approximately 250 under- graduate students were enrolled in the College along with a large number of gradu- ates. A new major, Actuarial Sci- ence, was offered through the Math Department and a good number of new courses were added to department curricu- lums. The Zoology Department continued to expand its offer- ings in the field of Allied Health sciences with the intro- duction of programs in Par- amedic Training, Radiologic Technology, Nuclear Medicme Technology and Respiratory Therapy Technology. All Butler science depart- ments were invited by the Dow Chemical Company to take part in its Student Co-op Pro- gram which provides voca- tional education for full-time students in their field of inter- est. Students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences can declare a secondary major in one of the other colleges and they have the option of either a B.A. or B.S. degree. P. 22: UPPER LEFT— a chem stu- dent displays his clean beaker; UPPER RIGHT— A student looks through a powerful microscope to see the fine detail; LOWER— Greg Mark and Tom Hamm prepare for class . . . P. 23: UPPER— Coeds examine a specimen; CENTER— Physics involves wiring; LOWER — This stu- dent uses Irwin Library for refer- ences. 22 . . . Academics

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JORDAN COLLEGE 24 . . . Academics