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

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David L. Arm DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING The Engineering curricula are designed to train students for successful careers in four major divisions: Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering. The School of Engineering has designed its curricula not only to teach the fundamentals of engineering, but to familiarize the students with the economic and social aspects of engineering. Grad- uate programs leading to the Master ' s Degree are offered in the Division of Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. In the Division of Chemical Engineering, graduate work is leading to a degree of Doctor of Philosophy. The School of Engineering conducts research projects in connection ' with various industrial firms and the United States Government. David L. Arm, Dean of the School of Engineering, came to the University of Delaware in 1940. Before that time he had had a varied and interesting engineering career follow- ing his graduation from Lafayette College with a Degree of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He did graduate work at Lehigh, the University .of Michigan, and Lafayette. From that time on he held positions as drafts- man, designer, test engineer, personnel director, and depart- ment head at various large universities, among these, Iowa State College, Purdue, and Lafayette.

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Department Heads Professors ROBERT LAMAR PIGFORD, Ph.D Chemical Engineering lULIAN W. SHIELDS, D.C.E Civil Engineering MILTON GABRIEL YOUNG, M.S Electrical Engineering JAMES 1. GLOWER, ME Mechanical Engineering HOWARD KENT PRESTON, C.E Mechanics Associate Professor FRANK ZOZZORA, B.F.A., B.S General Engineering DR. R. L. PIGFORD Faculty Professors A. P. COLBURN, Ph.D. K. WOHL, Ph.D. T. D. MYLREA, C.E. D. L ARM, M.S., ME. Associate Professors O. P. BERGELIN, Sc.D. J. A. GERSTER, Ph.D. T. D. SMITH, C.E. H. S. BUECHE, M.S.E.E. H. A. BIRKNESS, M.S. in M.E. Assistant Profesors L, W. GLEEKMAN, Ph.D. S. A. GUERRIERL M.S. in Ch.E. A, R. JUMIKIS, Doctor of Engineering Science R E. KUEHN, M.S. inE.E. J, M. ALLMAN, B S.M.E. C. R, GOTTSCHALL, B.S. in M.E. E. C. LAWSON, JR., MM.E. W. F. LINDELL, B.M.E., E.E. W. E. PIPER, C.E.,M.E. Instructors E. A. BURROUGHS, JR., B S. i C. D. TAYLOR, B.C.E. P. O. L. CARLSON, B.S.E.E. D. F. CLEMENTS, B.E.E. A. E. FOGELBERG, B.E.E, R, V. CANNING, B.E. I. L. GUENVEUR, B.E.E. L. W. CASE W. B. CLEMENTS, B M.E, M. S, OJALVO, B.S. M.E. E I. OLOWINSKI, M.S. M.E. W. J. BROWN, B.S. in C.E. V. A. FORSS, B.S. in C.E. •Deceased, January 19, 1949 MR. J. I. GLOWER MR. H. K. PRESTON