Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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home econ ics T. ,w T- A-fq,aW T. . x , o A' N P .T .i H Av T A N ,wx ' i!fc 'l i 3 f - A T T. 5?-' .-.5911 A rf , ' GSL ' s ,P it fri.. I if A l et 'fi . 'K , 1,41 z y M gy ., or Zak . V ll I' T X '17 rig I it Q is 4 4-tim e Q 1 g if 'i Qlfiifi F... X Kg f Dot James Ruth Cox Dot Funderburke The goal of the home economics program is to contribute to the improvement of home and family living as vvell as to help prepare professionally in the field of home economics. Young women and men may elect courses in home economics tor personal enrichment or for background in other vocations. They may also major in Home Economics or Foods and Nutrition. The entire program ot home economics is based on democratic precedures. Experiences are pro- vided tor cooperation teacher-student planning, experimentation, and cooperative evaluation. Many teaching and learning aids are used in all courses. L r, A ly u. 1953-f nl Nursery Offers Experience -Q Q- I i i I ...,.,-ew., , ..s'-1

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.fx 5 x fi.. U v413'Y ' -s gg -v Associate Professor Wheeler, Assistant Professor Bishop, and Professor Hess, department head. engineering mathematics With the ever iricreasin-13 react tar rnathernaticians in all tieldg at tenn- nical industry, the ziudy' of inath- ematics has hecorne more in portant each year. The will trained nzathf entatician can ttnd ernploxyrrti-nt :n an increasing vciriety ot tabs. The Mathematics Department at Howard is serving several purposes. The primary function is to pr'oniclf: each student with a basic courze in mathematics, ln addition, they czl- so teach advanced courses for those interested in engineering, chemistry, and the teaching ot rnathernatics. Courses are taught in path theo- retical and applied mathematics. American colleges each year hand out about seventeen thousand diplomas to students in engineer- ing. This important field requires extensive training in mathematics, chemistry, and physics. l-loward's pre-engineering curriculum prepares the prospective engineer for advanced study. Under an agreement with Vanderbilt University, atter three years of study a student can transfer to Vanderbilt and upon completion ot two years of study there will receive his degree. Associate Professor Pollock Colonel ond the Boys. U ,BQ- 4 ff e P ' . .75-'X Lge 500 '0.1'.ps J 1. 'M 75:5 QS - ' --',-Y K, ' Y