Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Graduate College 'fll as it at DR. EARLE L. CANFIELD Dean of the Graduate Division The Graduate Division was organized to administer the program of graduate instruction carried on in the several colleges of the University. All work offered for graduate credit, with the exception of that in the Divinity School and the Law School, is administered through the office of the dean of the Graduate Division. The primary purpose of the Graduate Division is to provide carefully planned and correlated programs of study that lead to the master's degree and to higher levels of specialization and professional competence than are possible in the regular four-year college program. A secondary purpose of the Graduate Division is to function as a service agency to post-college students who wish to earn graduate credit for other than degree purposes. The division is of service to those who wish to pursue at the graduate level, vocational, professional, recreational or cultural goals short of a graduate deg ree.

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Divinity College ,- .... .1va,g ' 'i ' 'Mfr -' 4 , ww W, 'ff ,V ,. 1 9355 Q .- uw The Charles Medbury Hall, built through the generosity of Christian churches in Iowa, was com- pleted in 1955. It provides for the Divinity School the latest in modern facilities and equipment in ministerial education. Four Divinity seniors graduated at midyear commencement. Shown here fleft fo righti: Bruce Rolstad, Mark Wetteland, Neville Clayton. Not pictured: Robert McDonald. 23

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Community College an-:dm-..- 'U iii i.. DR. ALFRED SCHWARTZ Dean of Community College Drake University offers college-level courses during the late afternoon and evening to those who wish to further their education. Dr. Alfred Schwartz and a distinguished faculty are in a position to advise students about courses they should take and to counsel them about educa- tional goals. The Community College has two basic pro- grams: the on-campus phase provides evening study on the Drake campus, and the off-campus division offers college study in communities throughout Iowa. The semester hour is the unit of credit, costing S18 per semester hour for a maximum of nine semester hours. Laboratory courses require twice this amount of time per semester hour. Unless otherwise specified, the courses listed in the college may be taken for college credit. Any course, however, may be taken for pleasure, non- credit. DRAKEQS 300 MlLE CAMPUS Www r- 1 9 , i o ALGoNA .' Emmztssuna Mnsoucmr CLARION o V 0 nocrwsucnv EAGHGRUYE . . ' nuance 'UWAFAL'-5 .. AMES 0 0 9 Q 0 nfmsou Jerrfnson BOONE MARSHALLTOWH 3 HARLAN eumgiscsurnmky Newton ' ' ' GFP 0 V mxvsupoat Aunusou R 9 WF-ST's'a GRINNELL , sruART:5 0 'E5 xnoxviue inf as ,urn T N . . vu' ' ,. Va A i Am TIC WIN-I-Efgfill-EOLA num AUSKN-005A a 0 o 0 o A . CRESTON CHARITON OTTUMWA A , LEON ' . . l 25' 5 , , , K X . f I V illll H Each l.iglffiShows a Drake gllainiversihr Commziiiity College Class'