Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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wife, biology and . Q l r chemistry 11 YQ ,.s...,.,,.,, Dr. Southern, head of Chemistry Dr. McCullough, professor of Biology Dr. Mcbee, professor of Chemistry The Biology Department offers courses which give the student a fundamental and practical knowledge of living organisms, I their relationships one to another, and their place in the scientific world. While the cultural value is emphasized the i courses are outlined to meet the basic needs of secondary schvol teachers, graduate students, and students planning to enter g such specialized fields as medicine, dentistry, home economics, medical technology, nursing, pharmacy, public health, physi- l cal education, etc. The Chemistry Department offers courses including those basic principles of chemistry necessary for scientific and l technical fields, such as medicine, engineering, pharmacy, agriculture, industrial and pure chemistry. Those expecting to become professional chemists or chemical engineers follow, in consultation with the department, the course recommended by i the American Chemical Society. lt includes inorganic, analyti:al, organic, and physical chemistry, and an advanced course in one of the subiects lust named. l l Dr. Fincher, head of Biology l l a thx! .fi . 5 in -.-.gc 'in , V QS, 'Q P' Mrs. Garret, Science instructor

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fiiu. bible and religious education x -4 'T' tr LEFT TO RIGHT: Associate Professor Lunceford, Professor Chapman, Associate Professor Davison, Professor Ashlock K -4-,4 Dr. Chapman The purpose of the Department of Bible and Religious Education is to train college students to be better Christian leaders on campus, in their churches, and in their communities. It also gives adequate training to those students who plan to make their life's vocation in the field of religion. Howard offers many courses in Bible and religious education. Some of those offered are Church Leadership, History of Religion, Clinical Homiletics, and Bible Doctrines. There are many more which are valuable to college students. . Sf' extension division This department was created to meet ' y the need and the urgent demand across 'X the State of Alabama for facilities for training preachers and lay workers in the churches. Dr. Davis C. Woolley, second from left, is the head of this department. M if , fi' 1

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Dr. Rector Harding Head ofthe Department business administration and economics I The Department of Economics and Business Administration strives to give its students a broad and thorough knowledge of the economic society into which they will emerge and function, and also an aware- ness of the larger social universe in which the economic has its being. It seeks to prepare its students tor advanced graduate and professional study, and for responsible positions in the world of government and business. Paul Schatz assistant professor in administration and economics Not pictured Mrs. Jacks, Asst. Professor ii X 1 I