Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES Graduates of any of the principal fields of engineering or of the basic sciences can arrange a program with either major or minor emphasis on the various fields of nuclear science or nuclear engineering. ◄ The principal objective of the Graduate School is to offer education beyond the Bachelor ' s level to those men who aspire to become intellectual leaders in various professions and in various fields of teaching and research. It undertakes to assist graduate students in developing and pursuing individual educational programs requiring superior accomplishment through carefully directed in¬ tellectual activity. A graduate may receive an advanced degree in most curricula upon completion of the advanced courses and other requirements. Graduate instruction is offered lead¬ ing to the following degrees: Master of Agriculture, Master of Architecture, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education, Master of Engineering, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy. Texas A M has a growing graduate school with ex¬ cellent professors in every field of study. Due to this growth in graduate studies, the College has received many grants and fellowships from industry to aid in student and faculty research. 25

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JAMES W. CARTER Public Relations WILLIAM B. SNEAD Issues CECIL D. BAILEY Parliamentarian MALCOLM W. HALL President SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES JOEL RIDOUT Senior GEORGE WIEDERAENDERS Junior WILLIAM K. STANTON Sophomore STUDENT Malcolm Hall presents SMU a sportsmanship plaque on behalf of the A M student body. JAMES T. DAVIS Head Yell Leader JOHN S. WADDELL President Senior Class MICHAEL C. DODGE President Sophomore Class JOE J. ALLEN President Freshman Class CHARLES L. BLASCHKE President Junior Class