University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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x f 1 1 1 94.53. School The College of Arts and Sciences is the original central or- ganization of the university. Though not a professional school, it has kept pace with scheme of modern education in its Curri- culum and teachings. lt provides a broad background of culture and training upon which the structure of a professional education will rest to the best advantage, as well as giving that sort of training calculated to make its students intelligent, liberal-minded, public- spirited citizens. Dams C. II. liARNWlEl.l. A.M., 1-n.o. Law School The School of Law is one of the oldest schools of the uni- versity, first opening its doors in 1845. That is has met the re- sponsibilities devolving upon it is evidenced by the great num- ber of distinguished members of the bench and bar it has furnished the state and nation. The School of Law is approved by the section of Legal lidu- cation of the American liar Associition, and is a member of the Association of American Law Schools. The Law School gives such training as will ht its students for the active duties ol the oflice and court room, at the same time impressing upon them an 'exalted idea of the ethics of their profession. Draw A. J. lhuuoui A.M., msn., i,i..n. School of Ulfledicine The School of Medicine is il necessary and essential part of the University of Alabama. At present only two years of medi- cine are taught, but the Alumni Association of the university and the State Medical Society are committed to the building of a four-year school and teaching hospital as soon as possible. Emphasis is placed not only on scholastic development, but to the building of character, integrity and purpose, native re- sourcefulness, good citizenship and professional usefulness. Draw S'rumt'r Gimvas A.n., M.n. ,-' J: - ,Y ,I I , .X 1 A Q' ss-ul l'-K-. ' rr t -. n 1 l r' --f--- gf-----A --fe -, - , . 11, 1 1 ' .i Nh' ' ' ' Q' z ' 'fx-'X I' - i - L31tg:.,i.19fgc?if s-4.,,g1.-...V-Lil.-' ' X

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sent-.-XV, ,.f fi:,, s, .........' w 11 jl 4, . .t.,, , ,X-, -,mf 1, ----t'tz', hw 'I ,W t ' V-. - - -.f ,,,,,J..1f ,,,.xt5XX.,f,,! ,,,, School of Commerce Though one of the youngest sehriols in the university, the School of Commerce has experienced a phenomenal growth hoth in number and elliciency. lt is second in size of the schools of the university and is rated as one of the live best commerce schools of the United States. Such growth is due not alone to the increasing demand for specialized education, but to the completely eiiicient way in which this demand is met by the School of Commerce. Its stu- dents are not only taught the mechanics of business, hut are litted to meet the increasing political and social and Civic respon- sibilities that falls on the modern business inan. DEAN Lien Buioooo AM., i,r,.o. College of Engineering Dlmx Gicontna nl. Davis CJE. College of Education The College of liducation has for its purpose the training The College of Engineering seeks to develop in its students character, judgment, efliciency and technical as the prime re- qnisites of a successful engineer. Courses are offered in all the major branches of engineering, including chemical engineering, civil engineering, commercial engineering, electrical engineering, hydraulic engineering, mechanical engineering, mining engineer- ing, sanitary engineering and industrial management. In keep- ing with its progressive policy, a thorough course in aeronautical engineering has been added. ln addition to technical instruction in Held and laboratory, the essential qualities of vision and leadership are fostered and developed. of teachers, principals, supervisors, superintendents and other educational workers. The degree of bachelor of arts or bachelor of science in education may be obtained after four years study. The masterof arts degree may be obtained after one year of further study. Special degrees are given in physical education, trade and industrial education and elementary education. The School of Education is housed in the new Graves llall, remarkably well equipped with olhces, classrooms, libraries, lah- oratories and exhibiting rooms. , - s x 7f'-- r ,U t 1 , ,M 4 ,. , f.,'iw-z-i- 1 4- r fff . fr: ---, K. it ' X ge ' A Lg xc,-fi..L.1'LLLi,Q.-h:,:.'l,L1.Lbt?:Q--H DEAN james J. Dos'rieu AM., 1.1..n.