University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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-i-1 College of Law Library College of Law Frank Trelease Dean of the Law College The University of Wyoming is fortun- ate to have an excellent law school which was founded in 1920. The aim of the Col- lege of Law is to provide thorough train- ing that will equip the student to practice law in accordance with the highest profes- sional standards. Although this college has a comparatively small enrollment it holds the highest standards of professional re- sponsibiity. The graduates of the Law Col- lege are approved by the American Bar Association. The College of Law publishes the Wyo- ming Law Journal under auspices of the College and Wyoming State Bar. This college is headed by Frank Tre- lease, who received his B.A. at the Univer- sity of Colorado in 1937, and his L.L.B. in 1938 at the same institution. He has been a Professor of Law since 1945. In I960 he was appointed to the position of Dean of the College of Law. 17

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The College of Education John A. Marvel, Dean of Education Frank Kraus, Placement The College of Edu- cation is a professional school whose purpose is to prepare students. This College includes the Division of Under- graduate Teacher Edu- cation, the Division of Graduate Study, and the Division of Educational John W. Gates, Director of Adult Education Services. The Division of Undergraduate Teacher Education includes the foundation program required of all students who are candidates for undergraduate degrees in the Col- lege. The Division of Graduate Study provides a founda- tion program for all students majoring in the seven areas of study offered by the College. The Division of Educational Services includes Re- cruitment, Placement, Follow-up, the Curriculum and Research Center, and Personnel Services for the Extension division. Dean of Education, John A. Marvel, assumed this post in 1962. He has been associated with the University since 1955. He received his Bachelor ' s Degree at Northwestern State College in Oklahoma, his Master ' s Degree and his Doctorate in Education at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma. Rita Campbell, Director of Women ' s P.E. Randy Watkins, Director of Men ' s P.E.

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The College of Commerce and Industry -y % fl « Floyd K. Harmston Economic Research M. Clare Mundell, who has been Dean of the College since 1949, worked effectively for the construction of the new building. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1928 and his Masters Degree in 1939 at the University of Wyoming. Mundell became a certified Public Accountant in the state of Wyoming the same year that he was appointed Dean The College of Commerce and Industry is housed in one of the newest buildings on campus. Classes were started in this building at the beginning of Spring Semester of 1962. The College includes four academic departments: Account- ing, Business Administration, Secretarial Science and Statistics, as well as a Division of Business and Economic Research. The dominant aspect of education for business is change — change in concepts and change in techniques. The aim of the College is to educate the future business leader. The approach is highly integrative and interdisciplinary. Courses in the College add directly to a foundation program in the College of Arts and Sciences. Specialization of the undergraduate level is kept within the general area of course concentration. Jean Messer Accounting Jack Routson Business Administration Laura H. Summers Secretarial Science Timon Walther Statistics 18