Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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i 01 A555 L4 954113 ff Graduate studies began at Marquette in 1904 with the offering of a research seminar in philosophy. When Marquette moved from the State Street campus to Wisconsin Avenue three years later, however, the Graduate pro- gram was discontinued for a number of years. Undergraduate expansion was the foremost consideration during these years. Not until 1922, when the Rev. Albert C. Fox S.I., became president of the Univer- sity, was the Graduate School revived. Fa- ther Fox felt that a Graduate School was es- sential to any University and with this in mind he introduced modern research type graduate work in twelve fields. The Graduate School was authorized to confer doctorates in 1931 when Marquette ' d was given a special rating on the approve list of the Associatio ties. Doctorates are offered in eight fields and for the first time n of American Universi- are being offered in biology this year. Masters degrees are offered in zz areas of study.