University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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College of Liberal Arts DEAN EMIL RICHERT RIESEN THE FOUR YEAR CURRICULUM of the Col- lege of Liberal Arts is designed for students who seek culture and scholarship as a part of intelligent living and as a foundation for later, more intensive specialization. The purpose of the first two years is to insure reasonable facility in the use of basic tools of thought and communication. The last two years aim to increase mastery in the field of the student's technical interests. The large faculty is headed by Dean Emil R. Riesen. Page 27

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Lollege of Law DEAN SAMUEL MARKS F EGTLY THE COLLEGE OF LAW is under the splen- did leadership of Dean Samuel M. Fegtly, who has made possible its excellence by raising the scholastic standards. It is a member of the Association of American Law schools, and is rated by the American Bar association as an accredited institution. The confidence of the student body in the faculty coupled with a sincere personal interest in the student on the part of the faculty, makes for a harmony which can- not help but produce good results. Page 2 5

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College of Agriculture DEAN RALPH S. I-IAWKINS THE COLLEGE or AGRICULTURE is a train- ing school for men and women who wish to learn how to obtain a livelihood from the soil, or from applied domestic science. Doctor Ralph S. Hawkins is the head of this growing college. It is divided into five departments: agriculture and home eco- nomics education, agricultural chemistry and soils, agricultural engineering, agron- omy, and animal husbandry. Each de- partment gives study, research, formal and direct instruction in all of its various sub- jects, such as physics, farm management, breeding and nutrition. Page 28