University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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ARTS AND SCIENCES ! i 5 ' 17

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THE COLLEGE OF Trains students in liberal arts and sciences . . . instruction leads toward vocational, professional, or cultural goals . . . establishes basis for further study in professional schools or other universities ... In addition to providing a broad liberal training, the College of Arts and Sciences is playing an increasingly important role in the University ' s accelerated program. Of especial value in the war program are the courses offered in chemistry, physics, political science, history, and foreign lan- guages. One of the main purposes of a liberal ed- ucation, however, is to teach men and women how to live with themselves and how to lay the foundation for a well- rounded and successful life. Therefore, although the College of Arts and Sciences is neither a professional nor a vocational school, it does provide through its many and varied courses the fundamental requi- sites, scientific methods, and proper per- spective, upon which to establish a well- balanced life program. Prospective stu- dents of law, medicine, nursing, teaching, public administration, theology, and public health, all pursue courses in this college. War necessitated February graduation. 16

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. r -, : Dr. Weston R. Clark Dr. Nathan Drake Ur. Ray Elirensberger Dr. Wesley Gewehr Dr. Charles Hale Dr. Lawrence Howard Dr. L. H. James Dr. Carl Joslyn Dr. Monroe H. Martin Dr. Raymond Morgan Dr. Fritz Marti Prof. Harlan Randall Dr. Norman Phillips Dr. Adolf Zucker 18