University of Connecticut at Fort Trumbull - Laurel Yearbook (Fort Trumbull, CT)

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CHARLES BURT GENTRY, M.S. IN AGR. Dean of the Univerfity The College of Arts and Sciences The College offers two curricula differing some- what in prescribed courses and fields of major Work. One leads to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, the other to that of Bachelor of Science. Work in the College of Arts and Sciences prepares students to enter schools of law, dentistry, and other profes- sional schools in other universities. The University ot Connecticut is part of a system of public educational institutions established by the citizens of Connecticut, through the General Assem- bly, to serve the educational needs of the state. The instructional offerings of the University are designed to achieve objectives in general and liberal, in pre-professional, and in professional education. ALBERT E. WAUGH, M.S. Dean of the College 0 f Arn and Science:

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Edward A. Adler, jr. Franklin O. Fingles Veterarfr C oumelor Regiyzmf ADMINISTRATION at FORT TRUMBU Ll Sumner M. Cohen Timothy A. Meehan Director of H owing Burinerr Manager

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School of Business Administration The curriculum in Business Administration offers train- ing which, while somewhat directed toward vocational ob- jectives, recognizes the civic responsibilities of business, the program of each student being adapted to Ht his objectives. Opportunity is given for specialization in accounting, finance, industrial administration, insurance, marketing, and secre- tarial studies. School of Engineering The curricula offered in the School of Engineering are designed to give sound knowledge of underlying principles in mathematics, physics, and chemistry, to offer training in the principles and practices of engineering, and to present the opportunity to obtain additional instruction and experi- ence in one of the three major engineering fields. The College of Agriculture The College of Agriculture, which is now supported by both federal and state appropriations, not only offers resi- dent instruction in agriculture but also does research and experimental work for agriculture through the Storrs Experi- ment Station. WILFRED B. YOUNG, M.S. Dean of the Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture ..ig,, LAUREN CE J. ACKERMAN, A.M., LL.B. Dean of the School of Business Administration FRANCIS L. CASTLEMAN, JR., D.Sc. Dean of the School of Engineering