University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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Navy Pier Chicago Undergraduate Division ln l946 lhe Universily of Illinois esiablished ils now well-known Unclergraduale Division a+ Navy Pier in Chicago. l-lere rhe sludenrs may have complele pre-professional courses of sludy in lib- eral arrs and sciences, commerce and business adminislraiion, anol engineering. Curricula in Jrhe professional courses of archirecrure, archirecural engineering, physical educalion, and nursing are available. The sruolenls enrolled al Chicago have +he same slalus as ihe sluclenis in Urbana, and are given priorily in compleiing lheir work for cle- grees on The downsrale campus. Through Hs eolucarional, social, and cullural program, Jrhe Di- vision provides iissuolenls wilh Jrhe same high degree of service which is a iraolilion of The Universilv of Illinois.

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Artliur Hamilton, rzssisfmzt dean, of foreign, sludentsg David Wolfe, director of 'l7I6fl'I'flll.Y' jm'or:ur0ment and 7'0f'll7'dNf Eunice Dowse, asxistzznf dean of resi- Llc':if'0 hall l'0'LHlNI?iiIlffj Gerald Xl . Peck, HfRSiSIlllLf dean of mvn, and dircfrrlov' of I'Iar'r'me1il lIu1'1fa1.l The deans of fhe Universify of Illinois have a greaf responsiloilify in providing for fhe welfare of each sfudenf. Dean of Sfudenfs Fred l-l. Turn- er is fhe unifying and coordinafing official. l-lis sfaff consisfs of Associafe Dean l-larold S. Daw- son, direcfor of placemenf, and Assisfanf Dean Arfhur l-lamilfon, in charge of foreign sfudenfs. Miss Miriam A. Sheldon, Dean of Women, has as her assisfanfs Miss Agnes Tandberg, assisfanf dean of freshmen: Miss Eunice Dowse, residence hall counselor: Miss Mary l-larrison, advisor fo independenf women and The Women's Group Sysfem: and Miss Mary Jane Klein, advisor fo sororify women and fhe Panhellenic Council. Under Dean of Men, Edward E. Sfafford, are Gerald W. Peck, assisfanf dean of men and di- recfor of fhe Placemenf Bureau: V. J. l-lampfon, assisfanf dean of sfudenf acfivifies: George I-I. Bargh, assisfanf dean of frafernify men: Richard E. l-lulef, assisfanf dean of independenf men: and David Wolfe, direcfor of veferans' procure- menf and records. Ricliard E. Hulet, assistant dwzni of independent men: Mziry E. Harrison, uxsistcmt dean of iudependenl ir'nmfmg Agues G. Tiuidbcwg. a.v.s-iyfunl dean uf frashmeiig Mary Jane Klein, assistant dorm of sorority 'women :f ...fl

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The College oT AgriculTure is a direcT ouT- growTh oT The Morrill AcT oT l862. This legisla- Tion became popularly lcnown as The Land-granT College ACT, since iT provided Tederal supporT Tor sTaTe educaTional insTiTuTions which oTTered agriculTure, mechanics, and miliTary. The Uni- versiTy oT lllinois has had a College oT AgriculTure ever since iT was charTered in l867. The College oT AgriculTure has Three maior goals: To improve The gualiTy oT The producTs grown in Illinois and The eTTiciency oT Their pro- ducTion, To advance The welTare oT Those engaged in agriculTure, and To creaTe a beTTer undersTand- ing oT The place agriculTure holds in our economy. Courses dealing wiTh The producTion, marl4eT- ing, processing, and uTilizaTion oT Tood and cloTh- ing maTerials are oTTered. The Teachings oT The College are viTalized by The worlc oT The Experi- menT STaTion, wiTh iTs hundreds oT proiecTs de- signed To TesT new pracTices, and by The close conTacT which members oT The sTaTT have wiTh The people oT The sTaTe Through iTs ExTension Service. Avting I7 College of Agriculture M xford Hall I 1