University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Arizona's College of Nlines and Engineering is efficiently manned and staffed with some of the finest engineering professors in the United Sta e s. The engineering college is recognized as one Cf2QUDliLE'GE E1 MHTNES e if Page my of the foremost trainers of engineers in the nation. Over ninety per cent of its gradu- i ates for the past several years have received johsg and one hundred per cent of the engi- neering college's graduating class for the past three years have received jobs upon graduation. Dean Gurdon lvlontague Butler has been head of the college for the past several years, X and it has been through his tireless enter- 'fsf , prise that the college has attained its present high ranking. - DEAN GURDON lX'lON'I'AGUE BUTLER

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QCCDEILEGE LIDUDCQZALLPHQD f if if i C 'f af - . , S fs? S, ' Wise: The University ot Arizona's College ot Edu- cation ranlss high in Western educational circles as a competent trainer of teachers. Cracluates of this college are not only well trained in the aspects ot the courses they intencl to teach, but in the ways ot teaching and the application ot this lcnowleclgc as well. A high percentage of the College ot Ecluca- tion stuclents receive jobs upon gracluation, and the state ot Arizona's educational sys- tcin is Well stalled with conipctcnt teachers from this college. Dr. Iarnes Wfillis Clarson, Ir. has heen the Dean ot the College ot Education for several years, and has been largely accountahle for its progress. xc, a EAN IAMES XVlI.I.IS CLARSON, IR. Page 26