University of Texas El Paso - Flowsheet Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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BU INESS ADMINISTRATIC Emery Hebert Vade Hartrick Florence Buckner Q. Phil Blanchard Since it's founding, the Department of Business Administration has kept pace with the great strides of industrial society. The primary function of the department is to provide instruction in the fields of Secretarial Studies, Marketing, Man-agement, Foreign Trade, Finance, Economics, and Account- ing, Which,may or may not lead to the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration or to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. With emphasis on the vocation in the business field, the department prides itself in procuring for the student an excellent reception and acceptance in his field. It accomplishes this task, not only by curriculum improvements, but also by gaining publicity for the department through its faculty's presenta- tion of papers, and attendance at national meetings and conferences. ln addition to classroom dissertation, instruction in the use of complex ma- chinery such as IBM computers has been proven as good preparation for the student in facing modern commercial conditions in business and industry. ln gaining recognition and a reputation for its graduates, the department is held in high esteem. George C. Tompkins John Akard Ralph Lowenstein Ann Hartman 1'

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CHEMISTRY The four year curriculum of the department of Chemistry provides a well balanced program of practical laboratory skills and co-requisite study. The department not only offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry, but it also makes avail- able elementary courses in the field that are deemed necessary tothe modern and dedicated student, the department provides advanced technical educa- tion, with almost unlimited possibilities for research. For the beginning student, the department offers basic courses to aid in the pursuance of his objectives and later in his scholastic endeavors advanced courses in qualita- tive and quantitive analysis have been provided. Actually the chemistry department has a very broad curriculum, extending from biology and medi- cine on the one hand to theoretical physics on the other. With such a back- ground in this field, numerous career possibilities are offered to the graduating chemist. B 4 M ea' :rw ' ta- Q- -v:f. .1, ef- ,.,f-VER? . ,,, 'WM