University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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PROFESSORS Dean WILLIAM L. PROSSER of the School of Law begins hit The major interest o( Dean KENNETH B. STOODARO aside Always popular Dean GERALO MARSH Is Chairman erf the third year at Berkeley with the task o solving problems of from the School of Optometry is in the physiology of rrsioo Speech Department, Assist - Dean of L S, am Chairman of admission, facolly, and curriculum upon mewing to the new particularly In the field of anomalous binocular vision. the undergraduate scholarship committee, law building. Oean E. T. GRETHER, Prerfessor of Economics en the Flood Foundation Is greatly Interested in the problem of industrial development of California anj the West. He was Chairman of the recent state-wide conference of employment. Professor of Accounting am Oe s of Women, CATHERINE QUIRE, received her A.B., M.A., m Ph.O. degrees here— conclusive evidence of her loyalty to California. Prerfessor of Criminology, 0. W. WILSON, Ms been chief the Public Safety Office of the U. S. Military Gcverrment Germany from 1945 to 1947, am from 1928 to 1939 was chief of police.

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DOUGLAS MACAGY, Director 0» the SthoeT of Fi Arts. FRANCIS S. SMYTH, Dean of Medical Center. DERRS OF COLLEGES Coordinating the activities of the many schools and colleges on our campus are the Deans. Included, too. are the Deans of other campuses—Fine Arts, Hastings, Davis, Medi- cal Center and many others. Great responsi- bility lies on the shoulders of these Deans who must see that the University turns out more and better educators, chemists to meet the demands of a scientific age, and also capable engineers, architects, business men, lawyers, and other leaders. Through the years the steady rise of Cal's fame as a seat of educa- tion and her predominate position in the nation today may be attributed in many cases to the ability and renown of her Deans. OAVIO E. SNODGRASS, O'M of Hiitlnji. A. R. OAVIS, Oe n of Iht ColM 0« Utter» Soiteet. WARREN PERRY, Dean of ArcUteclere. MORRIS STEWART, Aisoc ate Dean of the Grid .me 0 Mi Ion. FREOERICK S. BAKER, Dma of Forestry.

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PROFESSORS Own VORROUGM P. O’BRIEN of tht School Of Engineering It the or.fji Chilian member of the Beach Erotica Board of the U. S. Army Engineers. One of California's leaders it Oran J. P. CANTON of the School of Librarianthip. Hit pre-California career was distinguished, includ- in] tuch potlttent at National Library Consultant and delegate to the International Library Meeting. Acting Oran of the Education Department, L. C. GILBERT It chiefly interested in research in the field of educational psychology, particu- larly imtttigation of eye movements In learning to spell and read. f «n E. S. ROGERS of the School of Publ.c Health was ore of the ,n,w U. S. delegates to IV second World Health Assembly held in Rome last year. Dean J. 8. CONOLIFF, Director of Economics and Chairman of the International Commission of Economist! to report os farm commodity surpluses foe the UN, published his took Commerce of Nations in Jaruary of this year. Oeas JOEL H. HIL0E8RAN0, Dean of the College of Chemistry. Vice- Chairman of the Academic Senate, is a leader In the scientific and academic world.