George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CHERRY The Division of Fine Arts is a newcomer in George Washington University circles. It will celebrate its first birthda in September 1929. The Division is composed of two Departments: Architectural and Graphic Art. The Department of Architecture offers a complete academic train- ing for the student who proposes to practice it as a profession. The degree of Bachelor of Archi- tecture is awarded at the completion of this work. The Department of Graphic Art offers a thorough course of training in drawing for the student who is interested in art work. Specialization in the art field must then be pursued elsewhere. The degree of Bachelor of Arts with a major in Graphic Art is awarded at the completion of this work. The School of Government, created through an endowment of $ 1 ,000,000, given by the Southern Jurisdiction of the Scottish Rite Free Masonry, is in its first year of organization. This Depart- ment of the University will prepare students for service in the United States Government and for work in the field of Foreign Service. The National League of Masonic Clubs has endowed two chairs of Foreign Service in the School of Government. It has be- fore it one of the brightest futures of any Department in the Uni- versity. Pa rh