Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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l Ni i f W -' 711277 113115120 CQ 1212152 S3 l , Q, . . f D 4 J S - y..v4 A .: -tm 1. l. r. , School of Dentistry CY l ,mua- . 5 , 5 K 5 5 Qi -Z in...- r FRANK M. Cfxsro Dean of the Dental School '1' the request of the Faculty of Medicine, in 1892, the School of Dentistry of Western Re- serve University was founded in Cleveland, with twenty-one students and fourteen faculty members, meeting for the first year in the Medical school building. Now in the year of 1926-1927 there is an enrollment of two hundred three students and a teaching staff of forty-eight. The School of Den- tistry is now located at 2165 Adelbert Road. This school has become an integral part of the whole university and is placed in the first class of schools of its kind in the United States, as graded by a Committee of the Educational Council which is elected by the American Dental Association. Beginning with September 1927 a student will have to have had two years of work in a college of arts and sciences before entering the School of Dentistry. The professional course itself is four years in length. At the completion of such a course the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery is conferred. On December 22, 1926, the Trustees of the Uni- versity voted to establish the new degree of Bachelor of Science in Dentistry. This degree may be con- ferred, on recommendation of the dental Faculty, on any student entering in 1927, or thereafter, pro- vided he has completed the first two years in the School of Dentistry acceptably and met certain definite requirements. : Page Twvnly-four 1 Wfwj V777 l fa A '1 4 ,..-1,4 E Ke 4 7 Q1 ' r 4 JA If 3 .. T' ,,miu 'Ti ho hmm 5 N 11' ff- , sf.. riff, 1 ,111 5 fft. Zim fl

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School of Medicine N 1884, the Trustees of Hudson College met at Old Stone Church to organize the Cleveland Medical College of Nlfestern Reserve College. In 1913, the present name of XVestern Reserve School ri 2 X MJ is Y. 'N Vi- KST 1, .. . . 3 --:Q 'p fiipl 'frgxygr-5Wrfwlv', xf..a...,-io.r. xi if ' Xi 5 4 0 0 X X Q3 E l l V: fl X. of Medicine was adopted. Recently have been erected the large new Medi- cal School building, Maternity Hospital, and the Babies' and Children's Hospital, through the gener- osity of Mr. Samuel Mather, as well as The Dudley P. Allen Memorial Library. These buildings are on the combined School and Hospital site adjacent to the University Campus. The new Lakeside Hos- pital will complete the unit in the near future. At present the student body numbers two hundred twenty and the faculty about one hundred seventy- five. Admission to the School of Medicine is confined to students having academic degrees and to seniors in absentia. The first and second years are devoted to the fundamental subjects and to laboratory work, with introductory courses in medicine and surgery. The third and fourth years are almost entirely clini- cal. The degree of Doctor of Medicine is offered. Westerii Reserve School of Medicine ranks among the First half-dozen medical schools in the country. Among the noted graduates of the school are Dr. Sawyer, Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine, Dr. Bunts, Surgeong Dr. Soll- man, Pharmacologistg Dr. Gerstenberger, Pediatri- ciang Dr. Bill, Obstetrician, and Dr. Cole, Derma- tologist. CARL A. l-IAMANN Dean of the Medical School 3 4 ,, E 2 r X X R .E r K : - an cf l . F ' m hm' an 1 - 51 JE ,E Infllmu, .-, , it c- Page 1'wmfl--:lim l D l

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Vllsflllliilw A ' 'T 'S Q, A Q. .x F N IW K V. x lu X gQ n,,,, A X ,I H gsm all I 1 N i' 3 2 N Schoo of Pharmacy ' ' s f N HE School of Pharmacy has been connected with Wester11 Reserve University since Qctober, 1908, and has been an integral part of the Llniversity organization since 1918. For twenty-six years X prior to 1908 The Cleveland School of Pharmacyu, as it was then called, existed as an independent or- ganization. The enrollment in September, 1926, was one hun- dred two, and the instructional force now numbers fourteen, who teach in the School of Pharmacy proper. The degrees oltered are Pharmaceutical Chemist for the three year course and Bachelor of Science for the four year course. The School prepares students for hospitals and experimental and research laboratories. lt pre- pares some students for a combination of X-Ray, laboratory technician and pharmacy work for smaller hospitals where there is a demand for men with this wider training. In the larger hospitals, of course, each of these positions demands a full-time worker. The School is connected with the large hospitals of Cleveland, in which many students serve an in- terneship where they receive a practical training in hospital pharmacy. In the School also there is a laboratory in which many of the Pharmaceuticals used by the Cleveland Hospitals are manufactured with particular emphasis upon those intended for research. l Enwaiau 'l'. SPEASIE Dram of the Pharmacy School gum , ln,,, ' . EAA --' '-- fiX-iii--Y--. ez- Page Titwnfy-ji-:rp l