University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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ADMINISTRATORS above are: Stuart Cuthbertson, head of the Jones, chairman of Arts and Sciences department department of modern languages and literaturesp Miss Ruth of mathematicsp and Warren O. Thompson, head of Blair, who heads the home economics departmentp Burton W. Colorado's department of geology and geography. Three years ago the Chemistry-Pharmacy an- nex was completed, allowing great physical ex- pansion to the College of Pharmacy. This expan- sion, along with previous national recognition, gives Dean of Pharmacy Charles F. Poe and his staff great optimism concerning their college. The Business School has had marked enroll- ment increases within the past few years. Dean Elmore Petersenls work with the school, in ad- dition to the national growth of business enroll- ment has given this branch of the University importance. The College of Music was established in 1920. Warner Imig, dean of that school, heads the music staff whose best known contributions to the University community are the many concerts, r e c i t a l s and other performances. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Gordon Alexander of bi ology and Karl K. Hully of classics are shown above ALDEN F. MEGREW is the head of COLIN B. GOODYKOONTZ is the de- the d e p a rtm e nt of fine arts. partmental c h a i r m a n of history. J. D. OGILVY is chairman of the English and speech department.

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WARNER IMIG, dean of College of Music, is especially noted for work with choruses. C. F. POE has been College of Pharmacy dean since 1946. HARI. R. DOUGLASS is director of education for the University. JACOB VAN EK, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, has held that position since 1929. Arts and Sciences By far the greatest amount of the University's growth has occurred in the College of Arts and Sciences, whose enrollment is in excess of 4,000. Its administration possesses much experience in counseling students, directing their fields of study, and preparing them for professions or further education. The extensive work of Dean Jacob Van Ek has been instrumental in instituting a wide range of liberal arts courses which include 29 major fields of study, in addition to background train- ing for professions such as business, law, med- icine, and dentistry. Though separately ad- ministered schools on the campus, the Business School and the Colleges of Pharmacy and Music are considered together with arts and sciences in this section. OMER C. STEWART acts as chair- A. G. WALDROP, director of the College of W. M. CAMPBELL is director of man of the social sciences. Journalism, is shown admiring a newspaper, the University extension division f- 1 gi iLl'S?'- Xs ' 1- . . -ffyf, my 0 190:33 0 4:25 's 57622

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Swag, 26 ELMORE PETERSEN is dean of the MISS CLARE SMALL is head of expanding School of Business. physical education for women. PAUL M. DEAN, head of chemistry department. W. B. PIETENPOL heads a new- ly housed physics department. HARRY CARLSON directs men's athletics and physical education. JOSEPH W. COHEN is chairman of the philosophy department. HUGH E. MCMILLEN d i r e ct s the Uni- versity of C ol o r a d o ' s snappy band.