University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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WARD DARLEY is dean of ROBERT C. LEWIS is the the department of medicine. School of Medicine dean. Medicine and Nursing The Colorado Medical Schoolis Denver campus boasts two of the finest hospitals in the nation-the Colorado General Hospital and Colo- rado Psychiatric Hospital. Nine hundred stu- dents are enrolled in this branch. The administra- tive duties even include the operation of a power plant. Due, in a large part at least, to the ex- cellent administration work of the Medical Law Pride of the Rockiesv is Colorado's 61- year-old School of Law, headed by Dean Edward C. King. The Law School is a charter member of the Association of the American Law Schools and is approved by the American Bar Associa- tion. The skill and extremely large amount of writing now being done by the faculty in- sures even greater ranky in years to come. E. C. KING is the dean of the Colorado Law School. HENRIETTA A. LOUGHRAN is School of Nursing dean. School heads it ranks among the top few in the nation. Closely connected to the Medical School is the School of Nursing, established in 1898. This school was reorganized in 1920 and since that time has proved an extensive and well-organized training program with excellent opportunities for students. D. D. MCKEAN supervises graduate study as dean of the Graduate School. Graduate Study The Graduate School was formally estab- lished in 1911 and is an important part of the U n i v e r s i t y. Now under the direction of Dean Dayton D. McKean, the school offers a d v a n c e d degrees in 16 different fields.

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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.

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Engineering The University of Colorado's College of Engineering ranks high nationally, having ex- panded constantly since its establishment in 1893. Top administrator Within the Engineering School is Dean Clarence L. Eckel, under whose direction are all the major branches. ln addition to eight degrees offered from these departments, all may be combined with business for a five- year combined degree. Civil engineering is perhaps the broadest field of engineering, including design and con- struction of roads, dams, buildings, and other structures. This department is headed by War- ren Raeder. W. C. DuVall directs the depart- ment of electrical engineering which possesses facilities and experimental equipment unexcelled in the Rocky Mountain region. One of the fastest- growing phases is the mechanical engineering de- partment Whose graduates are found Wherever OTTO W. BIRK, head F. S. BAUER leads the department of engine English staff. of drawing and machine design. Wheels turn and power is used. The departmental head is Wayne S. Beattie. With the advent of aviation has come aero- nautical engineering. In close cooperation with the Air Force ROTC program the utilization of much additional equipment is possible. This ex- panding school operates under Karl D. Wood. One of the younger branches is the chemical CLARENCE l. ECKEL, dean of the College of Engineering, began his career at the Uni- versity in 1919. He was made dean in 1943. CHARLES A. HUTCHINSON is top administrator in the department of applied mathematics.