University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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JOHN W. BEAMESDERFER Chcmitlry WAITER J. CREAMER EI« (ricol Engineering IYIE C. JENNESS Chemitol Engineering DEAN WESTON S. EVANS TECHNOLOGY We are very proud of our College of Tech- nology, which is recognized as one of the best in the country. There are 175 courses offered to students in the Technology curricu- la. Majors are offered in Chemical Engi- neering, Civil Engineering, Pulp and Paper Technology, Electrical Engineering, Mechani- cal Engineering, and Engineering Physics. A five year Pulp and Paper Management pro- gram is also offered. 24 MATTHEW McNEARY Engineering Grophic» HARRY D. WATSON Me honi al Engineering

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SPOFFORD M. KIMBALL Mothcmotict ond Astronomy RONALD B. LEVINSON Philosophy LEWIS H. NIVEN Music H. AUSTIN PECK E «nsmi t and Sociology The College of Arts and Sciences offers a liberal curriculum to the stu- dents of the University, and most students take courses from it during their academic careers. The college offers majors in a number of different fields, which are designed to train students for professional careers in to- day's modern world. A few of these majors are English, Geology, History and Government, Journalism, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Psycholo- gy, Zoology, Speech, and Business. WILMARTH H. STARR Foreign language and Clastic JOSEPH M TREFETHEN Geology 23

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GRADUATE STUDY Dean Edward N. Brush The Division of Graduate Study at the Univer- sity of Maine offers work in a major department or subject so that candidates may acquire degrees of Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Educa- tion, and Doctor of Philosophy. 2U81H3 HA3Q EDUCATION Dean Mark R. Shibles The School of Education became the College of Education in 1957. Last year it received national accreditation. The college prepares its students to teach capably in the modern schools of tomorrow. A new College of Education building will be con- structed in the near future. 25