University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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I Board of Regents HON. GEORGE FREDERIO ICENOWER, Wisner Term fnlpifesfanuary, 1904 X HON. ERNST VON FORELL, Kearney Ykrm ea:pi1'esja11mzry, 1904 HON. EDSON PROSPER RICH, Omaha Term EJL'pf76'Sf!Z7Z7lfZVj', 1906 HON. JOHN LEWIS TEETERS, Lincoln Term expz'1'esjrz1ma1jf, 1906 HON. ELISHA CUNNINGHAM CAi,KINS, Kearney Term cxpz'1'esfa1zmz7j1, 1908 HON. CARL JULIUS ERNST, Lincoln Te: m e,rpz'1f5sjanua1'g', 1908 -fealge I Officers HON. GEORGE FREDERIC KENONXVER, President, Wisner JAMES STUART DALES, Secretary, Lincoln 65,15- - I Standing Committees EXECUTIVE-Messrs. Kenower, Teeters, Calkins FINANCE-Messrs. Ernst, Teeters, Rich COURSES OF STUDX'-MESSYS. Forell, Teeters, Calkins PROPERTY-Messrs. Forell, Rich, Ernst 7

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X The University The University oi Nebraska comprises the following colleges and schools: THE GRADUATE SCHOOL THE COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS Yhczcbcrs' Course THE INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE The Schoaf qf Ag7'Z'6ZLZfZL7'6 The SM00! fy'f1fmamz flris The School WC Donzesfzk Scfcfzce The P2'emefz'z'ca! Course THEICOLLEGE OF LAW' THE COLLEGE OF NTEDICINE THE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS THE AFFILIATED SCHOOL OF h'TUSIC THE SUMMER SESSION The Regents oi the University also have entrusted to their charge: The United States Agricultural Experiment Station The State Museum The Botanical Survey The Geological Survey The Superintenclency of Farmers' Institutes W W A brief description of these departnients of the University is given below: T IIE GRADUATE SCHOOL.-In the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts land in the Industrial College there are advanced courses of study leading to the degrees of master of arts and doctor of philosophy. These courses are Open to graduates of .any reputable college upon presentation of diploma, provided the administration of the school is satisfied that they are prepared to enter upon the work. ITTIE COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE., AND TIIE .ARTS offers instruction in clas- sical and literary studies leading to the degree of bachelor of arts. These courses are largely elective and presume four years of residence Work. The Teachers'.COurse is an advanced course for those who intend to prepare by special and professional study for positions of supervision and teaching in depart- ments Of higher education. 9