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

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FRED J. BENSON Dean of Engineering Our College of Engineering is filling the need for top-quality engineering graduates in number. We have the largest enrollment in the state and one of the largest in the nation. Con¬ tinually changing to meet the needs of indus¬ try, progressive instruction is used. A M has one of the best equipped engi¬ neering colleges anywhere. The largest atom smashing cyclotron in the Southwest, a nuclear reactor and IBM 65 computer system are part of the large number of facilities available to engineering students. College of Engineering 24

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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

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Graduate College DR. G. W. KUNZE Dean of the Graduate College In today’s competitive world, advanced de¬ grees mean greater opportunities and higher rewards. A university with a strong graduate and research program offers important advan¬ tages. Texas A M is a national leader in both graduate study and research. Graduate stu¬ dents come from all over the country and more than 75 foreign countries. A M offers Ph.D. degrees in more than 50 fields and master’s in nearly 1 00. For these reasons Texas A M Uni¬ versity ' s Graduate College is one of the best in the country. 25