Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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graduate Bcllormine Holl our At one time, the graduate schools of -o ..try exist,xl solely to prepare scholars for teaching positions in colleges and universities. Today, the scope has l een extended to include training for professional careers as well as the traditional preparation for teaching. The Marquette University Graduate School offers the graduate student further knowledge in his specialized field, teaching him to evaluate new findings, and to pass ms learning on 10 others. Although Marquette University has conferred graduate degrees since 1864, the year 1922 marked the organization of the Graduate Scl.oo t a separate unit. Its teaching staff, composed as

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dean of men Tilt Hev. Francis A. Ryan, S.J., as the Dean of Men, is the chief officer of the University in matters of discipline, housing, student activities and social life. Father Ryan lias lieen Dean of Men at the University for 15 years. He is the chairman of the University Committee on Student Life, a member and adviser of the hoard of directors of the Marquette Union, and a member of the University Council. Edwin A. Vossman is the Assistant Dean of Men. Mr. Vossman is also a member of the Committee on Student Life. The Dean of Men's office is on the first floor of Johnston Hall. Rev. Francis A. Ryon, SJ. dean of women Mrs. Francis L. McEUigott, Dean of Women, is in charge of student activities, social life, discipline and housing among the women students. Mrs. McEUigott. a Marquette alumna, has held this position since 1935. She is a chairman of the University Committee on Academic Honors, a member of the University Committee on Student Life, the University Council, the lward of directors of the Marquette Alumnae Association and faculty director of the Women's Student Club. Offices are in Drexel Lodge. 4 17 Mrs. Francis L. McEUigott

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school of faculty members of the University, is directly responsible to the University Hoard of Graduate Studies. More than 500 students are at present enrolled in the Graduate School. It oilers 27 different programs leading to the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Education, or Master of Science in Nursing Education. With an eye to the future, it hopes to develop additional programs in sociology, psychology, engineering, and business administration, and to assume a full-fledged doctoral program. Thus, under the guidance of the Rev. Edward J. Drummond, S.J., as Dean, the Graduate School continues in the Marquette tradition. Lecture course Bock row: Dr George R. Griffin, Dr. John P. Treocy, Dr. Arthur G. Borkow. Scotcd: Fr. Edward J. Drummond, SJ.. Dr. Walter Zcit, Mr. David R. Host, Fr Raymond H Reis. S J. 4 19