Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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ta ■IV ASSISTANT DEAN DWIGHT GOODNER SCHOOL provide valuable educational opportunities for Graduate Students as well as providing employment which enables them to continue their education. Among the many social activities of the Graduate Stu- dents sponsored by the Graduate Club are luncheons, coffee hours, and at least one picnic at the reservation. The wives of graduate students participate in the activities of the Graduate Club and also have a separate organiza- tion of their own known as the Dames Club .

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DEAN MILTON W. CAROTHERS GRADUATE The Graduate School, enrolling approximately 2,000 stu- dents during the fall, spring, and summer sessions, now ranks tenth among the fifty-one Graduate Schools of the South in its regular academic enrollment. Master ' s degree programs, offered in practically all of the departments of the University, are now conferred at the rate of approxi- mately 300 per calendar year. Doctoral degrees were first conferred at Florida State University in 1952. One of the distinctive features of Graduate work is its very active research program. These research projects

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-v ll • ' ■%• ' Perhaps the most diversified college in the University is the College of Arts and Sciences. It embraces three major areas of liberal arts: the Humanities, the Social Sciences, and the Natural Sciences. Registrants to the College of Arts and Sciences include those students majoring in any of its twenty-five departments and those students whose majors are undecided. In addition to the liberal arts courses, training is also rOV vJfcG O MR G s - p lS