University of Illinois Chicago Circle - Circle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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' yi? swtirv Dean H. W. Bailey re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree at Ottaway University, then came to the University of lllinois for his Master's Degree and one Doctorate, and then re- g' turned to Ottaway for another Doctor- igtlfnx W ate. While attaining his degrees, Dean 1 4 gr' Bailey acted as Executive Secretary of A the Mathematics Department and be- 'A 'V 'iilz 'irylxivl came the head of the Student Counsel- HABQLD W. BAILEY ing Bureau at Urbana. Associate Dean College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean R. P. Hackett ob- tained his Bachelor ot Science degree in Accountancy, his Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Economics degrees from the University of Illinois. Since then he has taught at Urbana and was Assistant Dean in the College of Commerce and Business Adminstration tor nine years be- fore coming to UIC. Iohn O. tones, a graduate ot the University of illinois, did his post-graduate work at the University ot Mich- igan and at Pennsylvania State College. Since his appoint- ment as Athletic Director, the athletic department has grown greatly. l-lis interest in inter-collegiate and intramural sports has helped to promote recreational outlets tor all stu- dents at UlC. FREDERICK W. TREZISE Associate Dean College of Engineering Sciences Dean F. W. Trezise re- ceived his Bachelor ot Science degree at Michigan State and his Master ot Science degree at the University ot Wis- consin. Before coming to UIC, he served as a construction engineer, as Associate Dean at the College ot Upper New York, and as a member of the Chemical Engineering department at Urbana. ROBERT P. HACKETT Associate Dean College of Commerce and Business r Administration t IOHN O. IONES Director of Physical Education and Athletics i S

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Row 1: D. Eqgebrecht, S. Kabbes, I. Iohnson Row 2: E. Berg, R. Haines, S, Fox, A, Schneider, H. Yankow, W. Mold- ermaker Row 1: C. Gillett, W. Grampp, W. Dunne Row 2: I. Morris, Williams, L. Con' way, C. Lcrrson, D. Ross, O. Miller, E. Knudson ccounfing ana! Wianagemenfx conomicd ana! Waliefing The courses in Accounting, Economics, Marketing, and Management constitute the backbone of the College of Commerce. The thirteen courses offered impart to the student a thorough knowledge of modern business and the fundamental principles on which economic systems operate in hope of de- veloping the abilities necessary for responsible posi- tions in business and government. These basic studies may be used as immediate preparation for specific 'facationfa accounting, banking, teaching, selling! or az: a substantial foundation for graduate work in ffarnrrterffe, law, commercial teaching, or journalism, The Division of Accounting offers courses in general accounting, accounting procedure, and cost accounting. The Division of Marketing conducts one general course on the principles of marketing. The Division of Economics presents courses in basic business theory, economic history, economic theory, and statistics. The Division of Management also only offers one course, it studies organization plans, ad- ministrative policies, and management problems in the industrial situation.