Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AFTER twenty'five years, the name of the School of Business Economics was changed this year to the School of Business, and the degree of Bachelor of Business Economics has been replaced by that of Bachelor of Science. The Dean of the School, Dr. E. R. Hawkins, Professor of Marketing, is Director of the American Marketing Association and was formerly Chief of Distribution Cost of the Department of Commerce. Like all the schools of the University, the School of Business has a record enrollment. Two hundred and five students crowd into the limited lecture rooms; as a result of this overcrowding the uMachine Room was remodeled to accommov DR. EDWARD R. HAWKINS Dean 31 date both the students and the new machines which were secured For them. Dr. Reynold Carlson, Assistant Professor of Political Economy, worked this year with the United Nations Organization, acting in an ad, visory capacity to one of the suh'committees. Dr. Clarence Long, Associate Professor of Political Economy, returned to the teaching staiT of the School after serving in the Navy during the war. The only addition to the stalT of the School this year was Dr. A. J. Duncan, Associate Professor of Political Economy, who came here from Princeton University. DR. HOWARD E. COOPER A ccmmtin g

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DR. FRANCIS DOMINIC MURNAGHAN Mathanatics DR. JOSEPH THEOPHILUS SINGEWALD, JR. Geology DR. SIDNEY PAINTER DR. A. HERMAN PFUND H i story Physics partmcnt, and Assistant Professor Williams joined the teaching staff. The Physics Department lost Professor Huh, bard, who retired from teaching to concentrate on his research; and Professor Murnaghan of the Mathematics Department saw the publication of his long used iinotcs this year. DR. HENRY T. ROWELL Classics DR. CARL BRENT SWISHER DR. BENJAMIN HARRISON WILLIER Political Science Biology 30

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DR. WILLIAM BENNETT KOUWENHOVEN Dean SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING FROM its wartime tempo of a two and one'half year course, the Engineering School this year re; turned to its normal four year plan. The students for the first time in four years had more than occasional week'long vacations, and the profes; sors were not so burdened down with the extra work the University did for the government during the war. In the past few months Hopkins has witnessed 32 the enlargement of a recently created department in the Engineering School. The Department of Industrial Engineering, under Professor A. G. Christie, who is also the head of the Mechanical Engineering Department, was organized in 1946. It was not until this year that it was able to operate under a full program. The course offers students a combined field of study in business and engineering.