Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION of Colleqe of Arts and Sciences PROFESSOR PAUL C. PHILLIPS Chairman ECONOMICS AND SOCIOL- OGY HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE PRE-BUSINES S ADMINIS- TRATION PRE-EDUCATIONAL PRE-LEGAL is LW I N- -'WW 'ffl rm ' ' 1 'sf ig.. 1 4 2 E S I 5 X , f '?'f .r I Dr. Phillips .... of history .... Turney-High with calipers and skull .... in the 5 Treasure Room .... Lewis and Clark by Martiheau. l 4 I I I I . l I n . .

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Dean Line .... Salesrnanship .... counting it up .... for perfection in short- hand and typing SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT C. LINE Dean Business courses have been taught at the state uni- versity since 1914, at which time a member of the busi- ness office taught the first classes. In 1917 these courses were organized into a de- partment and in 1919 Presi- dent E. O. Sisson sent for Shirley I. Coon, Who came here to organize the School of Business Administration. In 1927 the present dean, Bobert C. Line, succeeded Coon, and in response to many demands for more spe- cialized lines now supervises special activity in practical experience to students in the school. During the spring the State Board of Education ap- proved plans for a course in retailing and wholesaling de- signed to mix practical busi- ness experience with campus classroom training in order to better prepare university graduates for positions. In the elementary courses training is given for expert clerical Work and the ad- vanced courses qualify their members for administrative positions in industrial and commercial organizations and other lines of public service. One of the most success- ful features has been the institution of a Forum at which faculty and business men meet to discuss current business problems. In addi- tion, many local surveys are conducted with the students assuming the responsibility of organization and research. The courses are arranged to combine with those of other schools and depart- ments for greater specializa- tion of training. It is possible, by cooperation with the School of Law, for a student to obtain in six years both the degree of Bachelor of Arts in business administra- tion and an LL.B. degree. Those students interested in advertising may combine courses from the School of Iournalism and the Depart- ment of Psychology with their business courses. Those desiring to teach commercial subjects may obtain the Uni- versity Certificate of Quali- fication to Teach.