Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Science Hall FACULTY REPORT In the early 19005, the science department of Carthage had found itself in need of extra room, therefore funds were raised for the erection of Carnegie Science Hall. When it was Erst put to use it housed both the physical and natural sciences. Mr. HOWARD DEAN Assistant Professor of MathematiCs and Physics WHAT KEEPS Later as they both expanded, the two sciences found it necessary to have separate buildings for each of the sciences. The natural sciences moved to what was then the field house and is now the Biology Hall. ChemistryJ physics, and math, the three physical sci- ences, are now the sole users of the Science Hall. The Mr. HARVEY GLAES Assistant Professor of Mathematics

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Carthage College Volume II 1959-60 ARCHIVES Copy 2 INDIAN MEIER Vol. 2 NEW. 1959 John Mosheim Ruthrauff Library Carthage College Kenosha, Wisconsin INDIAN KAMBLER

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Mr. ROBERT HADE Assistant Professor of Chemistry US BUSY Science Hall contains three laboratories, several lecture rooms, and oHices for a number of professorst The aims of chemistry are to provide adequate pre- professional instruction, to develope an appreciation of the relation of chemistry to daily life, and to give thorough preparation to those who expect to take up Chemistry as a. profession. To arouse an interest in physical phenomena, to pro- vide students of other departments with a general knowledge of physics, to give adequate preparation t0 students who wish to study engineering, and to meet the needs of those who expect to teach physics, are some of the aims of the Physics Department. The aims of chemistry and physics are accomplished through the lecture and laboratory. Math, here, at Carthage has more profound purposes than one plus one equals two. Math hopes to develope in the students the methods of logical reasoning as exemplifled in pure mathematics, to acquaint them with the various mathematical processes which serve as aids in study of the physical and social sciences, to give them a thorough foundation for graduate work, and to prepare them for the teaching profession. These are just a few of the goals of Carthagehs Physical Science department. Under Professors Hamm, Hade, Dean, Glaes, and Smith the Science department is ful- filling these goals. ML L, 5. SMITH Associate Professor Dr- KENNETH mfessor of of Physics HAMM Chamistry