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

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DIVISION OF SPECIAL STUDENTS DEAN WARREN REED WEST To the Division of Special Students are admitted those stu- dents in the process of qualifying for degree candidacy. The student’s schedule is made up of the courses required in the curriculum to which he desires to transfer. He may transfer to another division upon complying with the regulations of that specific school or division. The Division of Special Students was organized In I 944, DIVISION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS DEAN ELMER L. KAYSER The Division of University Students, organized in 1930. makes available courses for mature students who wish to take courses for credit or as auditors but who are not now candidates for degrees in this University. A University Student may transfer to regular status upon complying with the regulations of the specific school or college to which he wishes to transfer. COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES DEAN MITCHELL DREESE Established in i960, the College of General Studies Is de- signed to supplement the adult education program of the University through Its Off-Campus Division, Campus Division, and Division of Community Services. The George Washington Reading Clinic and George Washington Counseling Center are under the guidance of this enterprising new division.

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MYRON LAW KOENIG Dean THE JUNIOR COLLEGE The Junior College, established in 1930, comprises the first two years of the four-year college program in liberal arts and sciences; two years of pre-professional courses; and two year terminal courses. Each of these curricula leads to a degree of Associate in Arts. The Junior College curricula continue the studies of a general cultural nature and lay a foundation for more specialized work to follow. The Junior College also provides the pre-professional work required for admission to the schools of Pharmacy, Education, and Government, and the first two years of the pre-professional work required by the schools of Medicine and Law. GEORGE MARTIN KOEHL Assistant Dean WILLIAM LEWIS TURNER Assistant Dean CARR BARTLESON LAVELL Assistant Dean 14

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How can you belong to twelve clubs and still go out for sports? And aren ' t you supposed to study too? As a freshman you sign up for everything in the book. You want to get to know people, what this college life is all about. You gradually drop out of all but one or two. Me? For president? You find one of the most interesting and important parts of your four academic years,