University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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A PHARMACY STUDENT LEARNS THAT DRUGS MUST BE COMPOUNDED, TESTED, AND ANALYZED BEFORE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. A $! 5,000 machine was added to pharmaceutical equip- ment: a resplrameter which measures tissue respiration. 24 UC Pharmacy College is the oldest west of Alleghenies. THE COLLEGE of Pharmacy, originally »itualcti ill the Cincinnati downtown area, was the first college of its kind to l)e established west of tlie Allegheny Mountains. Although the College was not an integral part of the canipLis inilil September of 19.54. it be- ranic alidialed willi llie University in 1931. In 1955 the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education gave the College a Class A rating. Sludents in Pharmacy can prepare for profes- sions in numerous pharnuu ' eutical fields, including an opporlunitv tt) become owners in tlieir own busi- ness liiroLigh retail pliarmacy. Drugstore work is ahiable experience for students and is a require- ment in addition to the Pliarmacy degree for licen- sure as a registered pharmacist in Ohio.

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GRADUATE STUDENT CHUNG-KONG HWU INTENTLY STUDIES THE EFFECTS OF VIBRATION ON FORCED CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER. Engineers gain experience under co-operative system. THEORETICALLY it may be said lluil ihf College of Engineering is six schools in une. lor eaeli option — aeronautical. chemicaL civil, electrical, iiie- clianical, metallurgical — is a unit in itself. The first college on campus to use the co-oper- ative ]3lan of education, the College and its approxi- mate enrollment of 1.300 co-operate with about 150 firm in conlra t with its 1906 co-op cniollnient ol 27 and co-op arrangements with 15 firms. A CIVIL engineering professor demon- strates graphically the wave motion made by the fluids lab flow machine. MADE BY three electrical engineer- ing students, the high voltage spark machine produces simulated lightning. 23

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Special clinical training — prerequisite for nursing. MUCH of a luirseV training (■()n i t (il experi- ence in the various clinical fields. Students in llie UC College of Nursing and Health have the oppor- tunity to acquire thorough experience in all phases of nursing — general medicine, surgery, and special- ized fields — throngli tlic (College ' s affiliation with General and Dunham Hospitals. Future nurses help with patients in the wards and with outpatients through the Dispensary locatetl at General Hospital. Lectures, demonstrations, antl lahoratorv work are also part of a nurse ' s training. Tiiese arc given in connection with tlie College of Med College of Home Economics, and General H(»|)ita Cincinnati physicians and surgeons aid with the instruction. NURSING students examine nnicroscopic material. A PATIENT learns how injections can be prepared. CHECKING REPORTS AND MAKING ROUNDS OF WARDS AT GENERAL HOSPITAL IS OFTEN A DUTY FOR SENIOR NURSE ERMA ROUSEY, 25