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College of Arts and Sciences James E Perdue. Deem. College of Arts and Sciences A single college with three locations was one of the distinguishing features of the College of Arts and Sciences of the University of Denver. Besides its University Park Campus, the A S Collego had the Lamont School of Music, located in central Denver, and the School of Nursing, located at Presbyterian Hospital, some miles from the main University Park Campus in South Denver. Nearly 2,000 students attended classes in the Arts and Sciences School, which offered undergraduate degrees in 45 areas of study. After taking such required classos as science, social studies, humanities, physical education, and much-discussed basic communications, students specialized in their major areas, both in classes and in activities and training grounds provided by the University. To round out their learning in and knowledge of the arts and sciences field, UPC students took elective classes to complete the required number of hours for their undergraduate degrees. Row 1: J. Russell Hcitxncm, Journalism; Harold E. Moore. Education; Essie White Cohn, Chemistry; Marion Weishapfl. Nursing; Moras Shubert. Biology; Keith Case. Basic Communication. Roy 2: Roger Fee. Music; Clark Crain. Geography; Laurence Miller. Psychology; Milton Miller. Sanitary Scionco; Arthur Shirey. Sociology. Row 3: El wood Murray. Speech; Dorothy Humiston. Physical Education; Frit Freitag. Political Science; Robert Maddox, Economics; Harold Dunham. Social Science. Standing: James Perdue. Dean; Deane Richardson. Physical Education; Earl Englo. Chemistry; Russell Portor. Radio; William Driscoll, Zoology; Kenneth Noble. Math; Francis Brush. Religion and Philosophy; Byron Cohn, Physics; Vance Kirkland. Art; Sigwalt Palloske, Modern Languages; Campion Bell. Theatre 16
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