University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Joseph M. Sullivan, Business Policies and Management Roy C. Hall Doan. College of Business Administration COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Richard D. Roberts. Statistics Class The aim of the College of Business Administration is to train students to meet the general as well as the specific problems of modern industry. The College serves as an efficient medium in which a student receives apprenticeship in the vast business world. Lower division work consists of preparing the student for a major field and simultaneously enlightening him with courses in Philosophy. History and Economic Theory in order to provide him with broader principles necessary for dealing with the industrial system in its social relationships. With lower division work completed, the student proceeds to professional courses in the following major fields: Accounting, Finance, Foreign Trade, General Business, Industrial Relations or Marketing. The Laboratory of the College is the City of San Francisco in which the University is located. The faculty is composed of various leading business men who meet the everyday, changing characteristics of the business world. Many of the students in the College remain in the’city in which they established valuable personal contacts in the business world for later life. Konnoth C. Young, Accounting Class Joseph Fil, Time and Motion Class

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Alexis I. Moi. S. J. Dean. Colleges of Aits and Sciences THE COLLEGES OF While there is no similarity whatsoever between the College of Liberal Arts dnd the College of Science, we discuss them together because they are both housed in the same building and have the same Dean, namely. Rev. Alexis I. Mei, S. J. The curriculum in the school of Arts aims at providing a student with a cultural background in the fields of Classical Languages, Philosophy, Economics, English, History, Modern Languages, Philosophy and Political Science. Unlike the other colleges at the University which provide specific vocational training, Liberal Arts primarily prepares a student for Law School, governmental service, for the teaching profession and above all for the business of life. On the other hand, the College of Science trains the student exactly for the scientific research in industrial and medical fields into which he will go. It also trains him in other scientific and liberal art courses which will provide him with an adequate foundation. This department offers Majors in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics along with a pre-medical program. Also included in the College of Science is a Nursing Curriculum which provides young women with a degree in Nursing. Physics Lab ARTS AND SCIENCES History Class Chemistry Lab Library Catalogue

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Paul J. Harney, S. J. Director, Toachor Training Program TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAM The Teacher Training Program of the University of San Francisco is extensive. The California State Board of Education has authorized the University to prepare candidates for the General Secondary, Secondary School Administration and Secondary School Supervision credentials. The program, directed by Rev. Paul J. Harney, S. J., prepares students for teaching in California's public schools. The General Secondary Credential authorizes the prospective teacher to teach in public high schools or the seventh and eighth grades of public elementary schools. The University offers the Secondary Credential to students majoring in a wide variety of fields: Business Education, French, Italian, Latin, Spanish, Social Studies, English, English-Speech, Life Sciences, General Science and the Physical Sciences. Education Class Practice teaching at Aptos Junior High Education students confer with Aptos Principal and Counselors