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

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DR. JOHN E. PEARSON Dean of Business Administration The College of Business Administration pre¬ pares the business graduate with methods and innovations which have outdated previous business practices. The main objective of business education is to relate scientific achievements to manage¬ ment. Courses in business administration include accounting, business analysis, finance, man¬ agement and marketing. College of Business Administration 22

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College of Architecture and Environmental Design To compensate for the fact that architects must now be prepared to design complete cities instead of just buildings and houses, the College of Architecture has become the only one in the state to offer a graduate degree in urban and regional planning. City planning also helps to maintain the balance of environ¬ mental changes such as work patterns and family relationships. These have become part of the architect’s problems also. Students in the College of Architecture are challenged to maximum creative potential. They will become aware of the never-ending process of learning and creativity. 21

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College of Education DR. FRANK HUBERT Dean of Education The College of Education offers a variety of creative classes in preparation for an educa¬ tion occupation. Students are given the opportunity to achieve their full teaching potenttal through teacher improvement programs. Texas A M uses the latest teaching aids, such as TV and video-tape recording tech¬ niques, to maintain education leadership. 23