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The Department of Biology serves to in- troduce the student to the world of natural phenomena, and to bring him experience in scientific methods. The Biology department, along with the Division of Natural Science, seeks to orient the student to his physical universe with the ultimate aim of developing an understanding of the importance of science and technology. In addition, the Division sponsors the Natural Science Club, composed of students majoring in the Division, and also the Upsilon Chapter of Beta Kappa Chi National Honorary Scientific Society.
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DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCE Dr. Victor J. Tulane, Chairman DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Ozell K. Beatty, Chairman Levi V. Walker, Biology David L. Shinholster, Biology and Chemistry DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Dr. Victor J. Tulane, Chairman Dr. Clarence A. Payne, Chem- istry DEPARTMENT OF MATHE- MATICS Hodge E. Taylor, Chairman Oswald Harris, Mathematics Grady Nelson, Mathematics and Physics Dr. Hubert W. Thompson, Mathematics The Division of Natural Sci- ence includes the Departments of Biology, Chemistry and Mathe- matics, Next year the Division shall move into its new quarters, the Science Building. This three- story construction will provide facilities for even greater ad- vances in the sciences and in the research projects of both students and faculty. THE SCIENCE I Department of Chemistry The Department of Chemistry is con- stantly faced with the challenge to keep abreast of the latest equipment and pro- cedures in the discipline. The department prepares students for teaching, or for work with the government and industry. Dr. Tulane demonstrates a electro- analysis machine to James Barnes, senior chemistry major. Dr. Payne
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The Department of Mathematics The Department of Mathematics offers a variety of courses ranging from an introduction to mathematics to integral calculus and differential equations. The basic program of the department gives the student an opportunity to study the fundamental opera- tions, products, factors, equations, functions, graphs, systems of linear equations, ratio, proportion and variations of mathematics. On the other hand, students in the higher areas of mathematics study applications, classifications of solvable types, and solution of differential equations along with an examination of the separation of variable and oscillating systems in mathematics. The department recognizes the need of business, industry, and government for people trained in the area of mathematics. Another aspect of the depart- ment ' s program is to prepare students for the teach- ing profession on the secondary level. ' Sms O. Harris G. Nelson H. W. Thompson 22
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