University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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M. P. Allen, M.F.A, L. Armstrong, M.A, G. Berry, BA. H. R, Bidlake, B.A, W. H. Bohning, M.A, J. G. Chantiny, B.A. A, M, Clark, Ph.D, J. J. Clark, M.A, B. Clyman, B.S. C. B. Cooper, M.5. P. Dolan, M.A. H. H. Finch, M.A, M. B. E. Giesbert E. C. Heinle, B.A. G. Kaskey, B. A. C. L. Day, Ph.D, A. H. Able, Ph.D. G. E. Brinton, Ph.B. E. H. Clift, Ph.D, A. R. Dunlap, Ph.D. H. C. Baachell, Ph.D. E. E. Bohning, Ph.D. T. A. Botis, Ph.D. A. J. DeArmond, Ph.D. Faculty Instructors . E. C. Kauffman, M.S. . R, King, M.M. . E. Krashe, M.A, . B. Krause, Ph.D, P. . Liverman, M.A. C. Lutz, M.A. . M. Major, M.A, A. McDougle, B.A, . H. McNeal, M.A. . M. Mears, M.A. W. E. Organist, B:A. T. B. Pegg, M.A. F. M. Patnowvic, B.A. E. K. Ress, M.S. R. Remage, M.5, Professers G. S. Skinner, Ph.D. Associate Professors E. Dyer, Ph.D. H. Feeny, Ph.D. E. C. Frederick, Ph.D, J. C. Kakavos, Ph.D, Assistant Professors W. H. Fisher, Ph.D, J. L. Gardner, M.A. H. E. Goheen, Ph.D. G. F. Hostettler, M.A. F. Robinson, M.A, 5. B. Rogers, M.A, T. Rogers, B.A. M. A. Russell, Ph.D. B. Short, M.A, H. Somers, B.M. C. V. Tierney, BA. M. Tirada, M.A, M. Weaver M. Weinstack, M.S5. A. Weygandt, Ph.D, R. Willey, B.S. C.P.A, M. Wolfskel, Ph.D. Q. C. Drake, Ph.D. W. Kirchnar, Ph.D. C. C. Lynch, Ph.D, H. E. Mewman, Ph.D. G, C. Webber, Ph.D. F. C. Houghton, M.A. G. G. Lane, Ph.D. J. A. Munrce, Ph.D. F. E. Oppenheim, Ph.D

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24 Engineering Dean David L. Arm The Schoaol of Engineering offers instruction in the four major divisions: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Enginearing. The curricula are designed to train the students for successful careers in the engineering pro- fessions, to familiarize them with the economic and social aspect of engineering developments, and to assist them in becoming useful citizens, Graduate programs leading to the Master's degree are offered in the Divi- sions of Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. The Division of Chemical Engineering oHfers graduate work leading to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. The School of Engineering conducts research projects in cooperation with various industrial firms and with agencies of the United States Government, Fundamental research on heat transfer, combustion, rubber and plastics is currently in progress. In order to provide greater service to the industries of the state and fo the engineers in their employ, the School of Engineering conducts numerous classes in extension centers. Most of the courses offered are at the graduate level and are designed to meet the needs of men who are engaged in engineering positions in the nearby industries.