University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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30 Education College Offers Teachers Numerous Degrees A vast number of teachers are needed today . . . and the University seeks to meet this need by offering a Bachelors Degree for four years of academic work with a major in education, a Masters Degree to graduate students with 36 hours of approved graduate work . . . an advanced Master of Education Degree with 36 hours above Masters Degree in specialized approved areas, and a Doctor of Education Degree in school adminis- tration, school supervision and specialized fields. DR. ARVIN DONNER Dean Student teaching is a daily routine for Mar- garet Jackman. Nancy Skaggs practices in physical educa- tion class. Professor Earl B. Miller in- structs a class in methods of audio-visual aids.

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The typist . . . the airline stewardess . . . the accountant . . . the economist . . . each re- ceiving professional education at the university level to pre- pare for business and industry. By putting into practice the responsibilities of business and observing the day to day concepts of free enterprise, young people in the College of Business prepare themselves well for their careers. DR. E. H. HUGHES. Dmm Business Scholars Study Free Enterprise Concepts Mr. Stonebarger stresses a point in Personnel Manage- ment. . . ' . . I ' Busmess Statistics 347 gain the attentlon of Gerland Assoc-late Professer Dr: L II: rgglln Swearingen and Patrick Ryan. explains contracts In Busmess aw . 29

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Nine Study Fields Open for Engineers Roads . . . bridges . . . tools . . . the engineers of our nation build them . . . the public benefits from their work. Students at the University are taught an understanding of fundamental prin- ciples in mathematics and science which deal with the fields of chemical, civil, industrial, petroleum, mechani- cal and electrical engineering. F. M. TILLER, Dean Display motor decorates the foyer rule procedure to two of his students. Snodgrass, Austin Bland. Oscar Johnson, and 0f the CW Engineering Building. Charles Richter, Engineering professor explains slide Inspecting the motor are. left to right: A. C. 3l