University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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college of arts and sciences Wig 'UN E. 4 4 , ,Y ,. ' .- .AJQ .Xe .. if ' I 1 fl I :If , 5 X , Y'-1rxT4 VH ' 7'iv ' l 'A practical background in the wider maior fields of hu knowledge and experience Most students no m Dean Joseph Murray in what college they are enrolled have some Contact w Arts and Sciences courses before graduation. To technology student making a foray into a philoso course as well as to the dyed in the wool English mai r the Arts and Sciences faculty members offer their g ance and information willingly. A cooperative prog . .E I ' I I I I ' I T n The College of Arts and Sciences provides a liberal but . . . . . r . - I C o with the College of Education allows Arts and Sci students to get teaching certification along with bachelors degrees. The School of Business Adminis tion is a recent offshoot from the Arts and Scie 'Warn -w-.q,,,,,. Speech pl. . FEW' ... ru, V . 1 - A. , e?3'f3m.w.ipW? V , .IU kr It , fl ff' fn, ,Je xi r, f. i 'P 724 1 'fi .' ff-fi - f ' iiqvffg A Q. L, Qiairiii ,,' , ' T V. .g ,F ,rf- ' 'uf , A M ' ' K ur. fr -2 'N . ' 5- 74 ll 13. ' X411 V! Joseph M. Trefethen Foreign Languages and Classics Geology Benjamin R. Speicher Zoology Wilmarth H. Starr

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college of technology The College of Technology is recog- sc nized throughout the country as one of the best. Programs of study are offered in 175 major areas including Chemical Engineering, Civil Engi- neering, Pulp and Paper Technol- ogy, and Engineering Physics. In line with Maine's interest in fores- try, a special five year course is offered in Pulp and Paper Manage- ment. Maine's Technology students are much in demand after gradua- tion and have, in addition, frequent opportunities to work in their fields during summers before graduation. Dean Weston SL Evcins department heads s .MH mn John W. Beamesderfer Chemistry X. if ri. V r 'CJ fr Walter .LW Creamer W 3 Lyle C. Jenness Matthew McNeary Harry D. Watson t Electricalfngizneering 2 Chemical Engineering Engineering Graphics Mechanical Engineering .4