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A new and vibrant chair- man lias tal en the reins of the biology department, l nown as one of the best in the country. The biology department is located in the science building and is headed by Dr. Leonard J. Greenfield. The newest de- velopments in the depart- ment are the studies in re- ptilian science taught by Dr. Julian Lee, and Dr. Evans ' work concerning the en- dangered alligator species. His work has been funded by the federal government. Biology, the science and study of life, encompasses many diverse topics such as botany, parasitology, and bio-physics. Two under- graduate degrees are avail- able in biology.
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The School of Nursing is moving on. Nursing is a four year undergraduate pro- gram offering two years of the liberal arts with an em- phasis in the sciences. After the liberal arts program, a nursing student goes into practical clinical training. Clinical training gives nurs- ing students a chance to apply their knowledge in practical situations. Among the special areas nursing students experience are geriactrics, pediatrics, and obstetrics. They become familiar with every aspect of the nursing field. The nursing school not only offers a degree in R.N. but goes beyond that, offer- ing a masters degree which enables a nurse to be a prac- titioner licensed by the state. A practitioner may give a physical examination. UM nursing students have formed a Student Nurses Association which is af- filiated with the state and na- tional divisions. This organi- zation has had great suc- cess with running Car- diopulmonary Resuscitation courses and helping the students join the exciting world of nursing. Suzanne Trainor is a ju- nior in the program of stu- dent clinical nursing. Her day entails going to a few liberal arts classes and then to her practical training in the hospital. Her favorite field is obstetrics. After she completes her requirements for her B.A. she plans to ob- tain a masters. I would enjoy being a nurses prac- titioner in obstetrics — a midwife, that is. 24 ACADEMICS
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The organic chemistry in- struction at the DM is espe- cially geared towards majors in the life sciences. Dr. H.P. Schultz heads the chemistry department, as well as teaching organic chemistry in the laboratory. The study includes the chemistry of compounds, basic labora- tory procedures, and synthe- tic and analytical techniques. The study of or- ganic chemistry is a re- quirement for all pre-med students. I 26 ACA0eMICS id
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