Prairie View A and M University - Pantherland Yearbook (Prairie View, TX)

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Arts and Sciences ■ J. M. DREW Ed. D-Harvard Unittnily. Dirrctor-Di- »ion of Arl» ti Sciences. VITTORIA C. BLANKS B. $.. M. S.. Instructor in English. GEORGE W. BROOKS Teacher of Political Science. B. S. In. dun Univenity; M. S. Indiana Ini-verxity; Former Chairman of the department of Social Science at Voorhres N. I. Collette. REDA L. BLAND B. S., M. S., Prairie View. Instructor of Malhrinatiri. Former Instructor. Goliad. Texas. LOUISE E. COLE BOSTIC Typing and Shorthand, B. S. CLAUDIA O’NEAL BROWN B. A., B. S.. Madison Collette; Instructor of Business Administration; Formerly Instructor in Florida State A A M College.

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Division of Arts and Sciences The Division of Arts and Sciences seeks to prepare students for a wide variety of intellectual pursuits and for entrance into professional and other graduate studies. It offers full programs of study in Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Economies, Education, English, French, Government, History, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education. Physics, Sociology, Spanish. It also provides pre-professional training for students of den-istry, law and medicine. Freshman and sophomore courses are designed to provide fundamental training in the humanities, social sciences and sciences, to supply the student with a basis for an intelligent choice of his field of specialization or concentration, and to give preparation for advanced work. The junior and senior years offer more socialized work and op|x rtunity for the further development of the student's individual talents and aptitudes in the field of his choice. The Division is divided into ten departments: I. Economics and Business Administration; II. Education; III. English; IV. History. Philosophy, and Political Science; V. Mathematics; VI. Modern Foreign I ang-uages; VII. Music; VIII. Natural Sciences; IX. Physical Education; X. Sociology. The faculty is comj osrd of fifty full-time members holding the doctorate and degrees of Master of Arts and Master of Science. 2H

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Arts and Sciences J. L. BROWN A. B., Morphouw, A. M., Univenity of Wivromin; Advanced Work. Uniter-tily of WitcOMn; Head, Department of Economin and Kminm Adminittration. Formerly Imtructor in Jackton College. Jnekton, Mn . (On leave.) A. L. CAMPBELL B. A., Bradley Polytechnic. M. A.. Northwestern I nivrruty, Acting Head. Department of EnRlith. S. E. CHASE B. S.. Southern l'«htnily, Advanced Study. Univenity of Chicago; Imtrur-tor of Fa-onomicv and Butineu Admin-ittrnlion; Formerly Serretary to the Dean of College. Southern Univenity. H. A. BULLOCK I’rofewrtr of Sociology ant! Head of Pcpartaicnt of Sociology. A. B., A. M-. I b. I).: Formerly Profewor of Social Science at A. T. College Creentboro, N. C. CHARLES E. CARPENTER Head of the Department of Romance 1-anKuaftc. B. I... M. I... Advance Study. Univenity of Iowa, Univenity of Kama and Kanvat State Tear hen Collette. THOMAS P. DOOLEY A. M.. M. S.. I’h, I).: Head Depart-ment of Biology and Head of Science Department. Former Head of Biology Department. Arkansas State College.