University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Education Colleges DR. ARVIX N. WINNER STUDENTS TRAINED TO BE TEACHERS Along with its primary purpose of training teachers for public and private schools, the College of Education offer-many consultant and extension services. Persons following the prescrib'd programs within the College are eligible for a teachers' certificate, required of all Texas elementary and secondary school teachers. DEAN—Dr. Arvin . Don-ner was named to this position in 1950. Before coming to the University he served as a public school administrator for 20 years and has been a visiting university professor in colleges throughout several states. 23 READING MACHINES are an aid to education which i- of great advantage to the student.

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Business Administration SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AIDS BUSINESS STUDENTS Striving to provide substantial professional preparation for a business career, the College of Business Administration is one of the largest at the University. Housed in the Fred J. Heyne Building, the College has available a wide variety of special equipment for use of students specializing in any of the fourteen major fields. DEAN—Dr. Eugene H. Hughes came to the University in 1017 to assume his present position. Dr. Hughes formerly taught at New York University’s School of Commerce. DB. EUGENE H. HUGHES A STUDENT USES an IBM computer found in the University s Computing Center. 22

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Engineering DR. F. M. TILLER ENGINEERING MEETS CONTINUING CHALLENGE TO EDUCATION Training and preparation of engineers offers a continuing challenge to our educational program. The Cullen College of Engineering has accepted and met this challenge. Consisting of modern, air-conditioned classrooms along with specialized laboratories, the College has experienced widespread acceptance. DEAN—Dr. F. M. Tiller comes to the University with an impressive list of teaching and professional experience. Dr. Tiller is the author of a number of papers, and holds offices and membership in many local and national engineering societies. A CIRCULAR CR PH. found in one of the engineering labs is studied by a Student.