Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Dean H. V. Gaskill Division of Science The natural turtherancc of experiment and observation dining time ol war has created a new interest in the scientific world. Dean of Science, H. V. Ciaskill, is spending many hoins studying the needs of the post- war student. — Dean H. D. Bergman Division of Veterinary Medicine Dean H. D. Bergman of the Veteri- nary Medicine luiit has led his depart- ment, though hampered by war short- ages in many materials, into deeper liclds of research. Residts of this experi- mentation ])romise alterations in ilie c urric ulum. 18

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1 Dean H. H. Kildee Division of Agriculture Looking to the future with Iowa State operating under postwar conditions, Dean H. H. Kildee and his staff in the Division of Agiiculture are preparing for a gieat inihix of majors in this field. Dean T. R. Agg Division of Engineering i War is usually iewed as the brakes on de- elopment, but the progress in practical knoAvledge made during wartime vill be utilized to the fullest by T. R. Agg in his capacity as Dean of Engineering Division. 17

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Dean M. D. Helser Junior College It might be termed a problem, but it ' s all in the day ' s work lor Dean M. D. Helser of the Jiuiior College. He has begun preparing now for a future enrollment of 10,000, as com- pared with a normal times (i,500 or a wartime S.TjOO. Dean R. E. Buchanan Graduate College HoAv many of those coming back vill want to resume their college work in higher Helds? This cjuestion is facing Dean R. E. Buchanan who feels that the alue of giaduate work will be realized by many more than can now be estimated. 19