University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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GRADUATE SCHOOL l)r. KjH I . Krill. Dean The Graduate School at The University of Wis-consin—Milwaukee was formed in 1956 as part of the Graduate School of The University of Wisconsin. Madison. At that time, by legislative action, the former Wisconsin State College. Milwaukee and the former University of Wisconsin Extension in Milwaukee were merged to form the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. The Graduate School continued as part of the Graduate School at Madison until September, 1965, at which time, by Regent action, a separate graduate school with its own dean was established in Milwaukee. Certain graduate programs were offered prior to 1956 by the two institutions which formed the UWM. Since 1956. programs have been added and strengthened until at this time most departments offer the master’s degree and a few the Ph.D. The Graduate School was established to offer advanced instruction and to involve the student actively in the research problems in his field. Sharing in investigations with his professors, he acquires the spirit as well as the methods of productive scholarship. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Of. Donald K. Shea. Dvan Duct.tor of IVace Cocp The University of Wisconsin Milwaukee has made a major commitment to the development and expansion of international studies and programs. This commitment was based upon the belief that in a university which is rapidly acquiring major status, there must be a significant international dimension to its programs of research, teaching and public service. Such an international clement is of critical importance in enabling the University to fulfill its obligations to faculty, students and public, as well as to the nation and to the world. JO

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DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE ( rf»nc Koy A. Kane I’rofcswr of Military Science J Dr. Frank L. Schick Director LWM LIBRARY Mark M. Conn lev Director of Library 29

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COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ASSISTANT DEAN James G. Van Vlect DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Harold r Hocttchcr Department of LlctUkal I njmKvnnjj I. Carl Kooici - Department of Energetics Arnold Rcitnun Industrial Department Charles W Mark lull Material Deparimenl Michael N Betel Mechankal t-n(!ineennp Department Vemc C Cutler Department of Mechanics Philip C. Rosenthal. Dean The UWM College of Applied Science and Engineering was formed as of October 1. 1964. by action of The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents and was requested to develop a new. modern program that would complement, rather than duplicate, existing Madison programs. With this in nund. a four-year undergraduate program in applied science and engineering leading to the Bachelor of Science degree has been planned and was started with the incoming freshman class in September, 1965. 31