Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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ART Art instruction is planned primarily to develop creative power in those students who show artistic ability by allowing them freedom in their personal expression, but it is also designed to prepare students to teach art efficiently in the public schools. Indirectly, artistic study causes the student to be more observant ol the art in nature, to be more critical of artistic productions, and to better appreciate the feeling behind the masterpieces of art. The Brush and Palette Guild, sponsored by the art instructor, has resulted in a group resolved to realise these benefits from their study. The department hopes to be equipped soon to increase art appreciation among the student body as a whole by traveling exhibits. From time to time this year the department has prepared exhibits of various phases of its work which culminated finally in the annual exhibit held in the spring quarter. Since art is one way and a very idealistic way of interpreting life, the person who is able to appreciate what art has contributed to the world's culture has increased his means of gaining happiness. Ptvgo Twenty in-

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FACULTY

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION r7T' In any college a department which operates unquestionably as one which provides instruction of the most practical kind is the department of Business Administration. Business courses supply knowledge and skill directly applicable in earning a livelihood in competitive business. Permeating all teaching is the principle that the way of Christianity is the best way to do business and to live life. The department wishes to turn out business men who will be successful in their fields and who will at the same time demonstrate to the communities in which they work that businesses may prosper and be free from craftiness and unscrupulousness. Instruction is devoted to three fields: general business management, professional accounting, and economics. This year the department of Business Administration has led all other departments in the number of students majoring in its field. HILLEBERT W. SMITH. B.S.. M.B.A.. I. C. BARTLETT. A.B.. M.A. C.P.A. Instructor la Business Administration. Hoed ol Department of Business Administration. 1938-39. Pago Twenty-two