Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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I )cpartiiienl Supervisors Byron G. Culver Iidwina B. Hogaoone Publishing and Print inn Retailing Or or gif C. Hoke f’ootl Administration Herman Martin Mechanical Karl M. Muri cock Electrical Carrol. B. Neblette Photographic f e hnology Leo F. Smith Educational Rcsoarrli Bi h ion K. Stratton Evening and Extension I )i vis ion Ralph L. Van Piursem Chemistry Ci in oHi) M 1 i.p Applied Art Calvin C. f hum a son Social S icnce 16

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 lll Dl MAR I MI NT OF AMPLIID ART. endt savoring to pro pair the student for a career in professional arl, offers a well rounded ciirrictduni of both social and technical subjects. A conservative approach is taken in whirl) mere sensationalism is avoided. I he works ol contemporary, as well as historical, artists are studied and anafized to give the student an appreciation ol the funda- mental principles ol art I fu se principles remain unchanged through- out the ages regardless of inovations ol styles and techniques. Couplet! with a working knowledge of the uses of various mediums, a foundation ts laid upon which can he built a successful career in advertising art, illustration, interior decoration or design. Courses dealing in the Social Sciences are added to blither indi viduul growth ol character and personality. Assistance and guidance is given in the development ol a philosophy and a standard of ethics upon which happiness in life and professional success is so dependent. IS