Lincoln University of Missouri - Archives Yearbook (Jefferson City, MO)

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iology rn.r1e- back- Jrgan- 3 stu- iepart- xrofes- rinary phar- offers i zoo- iovides iew of and fi- ut the :cover- Nay of JR. sy The Department of Chemistry pro- vides a background in the laws and theories of chemistry for tile student who plans to enter sucii fields as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, home economics, or any other specialized field requiring such knowledge, as Weil as chemistry itself. DR. WILLIS E. BYRD Professor of Chemistry Not Pictured. DR. EMIL F. JASON MISS BERRILYN BRANCH Asst. Instructor of Chemistry The department, with its Well- equipped laboratories, gives instruction to those desiring a major or minor in the field and to those who Want only a gen- erl knowledge of the subject as part of their over-all education. Acting Head of Department Page 23

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4 Lincoin,s Department of Biology offers students a varied program de- signed to provide a broad back- ground knowledge of living organ- isms and life processes. Along Witii furthering tile stu- dent's general education, time depart- ment prepares students for profes- sional study of human or veterinary medicine, dentistry, nursing, phar- macy, and public ileaitil, and offers graduate study in Botany and Zoo- ology. A knowledge of biology provides time student with a clearer view of iiow life is begun, sustained, and ii- nally ends. It also points out the many important biological discover- ies which affect our modern Way of 1 e. Left above: DR. EDWARD FERGUSON, JR. I 5 I 5 Head of time Department of Biology R ght below. MR. ARTHUR PULLUM Asst. Prof of Biology Page 22 Left below: MISS DESIREE JETT instructor of Biology vide tiieo pi ar den- any kno-

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One of tlie lastest-growing departments at Lincoln. tlle Department of Economics and Business Administra- tion, prepares Lincolnites for careers in tlle many lnusmess fields. Tlne department now offers degrees in tour special- ized areas: Economics, Business Administration, Business Education, and Secretarial Science. A two-year program in secretarial training is also oilered. The department, situated in Young Hall, is enjoying its second year in its Hnewn facilities, in what alumni will rememloer as tlle old gym. Tlie department outlines five purposes: fl, to pro- vide a compreliensive course of study in the lyasic prin- ciples ol economics and lnusiness, QQ, to comloine cultural training with a general preparation for careers in Business and pulalic service, GJ to prepare tlie student for graduate study in accounting, economics, or lnusinessg Ml to pro- vide a comprelwensive program for tlle teaclming of com- mercial subjects: and GD to prepare students for careers in tlie secretarial and stenograpliic fields. A fiif DR. CLETUS STAMPER Head of tlme Department MR. T. CHARLES MCKINNEY Asst. Prof. of Economics and Business Administration MILDRED FERGUSON Department of Economics and Business Administration 'Nl MR. H. MONROE PURNELL Asst. Prof. of Economics and Business Administration MR. QUIESTER CRAIG lnstructor In Economics and Business Administration Page 24 MRS. VIRGINIA CLATFR Supervisor of Qffice Practice Laboratory Th est d lJers pecti' onda gradt needl tlie 1 Ec tice-t Higlw Scflio liigli Tl lxli-1ti1 gani: oppo b ,