University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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[ iifc ' -:. ' ; ' - ; tf ;»sa!fi t ' Mr. John C. Bern hardt Instructor in Biology Dr. John J. McCoy Associate Professor of Biology Mrs. Cornelia Ann Serota Assistant Professor of Biology Biology Chemistry A knowledge of the life that constantly surrounds us is essential in understanding the world as it is. Biology furnishes us with that knowledge through study and actual experimental experiences. The study of elements and their actual changes is a modern science that deserves emphasis and attention. The study of chemistry in well-equipped lobs enriches the scientific facets of the college. Science and Mathematics

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- ?W . K[f Dr. Richard M, Johnson Head of Biology Department Head of Science and Mathematics Division The Division of Science and Mathematics consists of the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. The courses and instruction offered by the departments enable the student to prepare himself for graduate training in the sciences and ma- thematics, for professional training such as denistry and medicine, for teaching science or mathematics in the secondary school, or for technical positions in industrial and governmental ogencies. Division of Dr. Dexter S. Squibb Professor of Chemistry Dr. Lloyd D. Remington Assistant Professor of Chemistry

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Mr. Francis J. Coyle Instructor in Mathematics Dr. James E. Wills, Jr. Head of Department of PhysiCS Division of Physics More and more important in the present is a knowledge of the rules and forces that are at work governing our world. Through study and experience, physics elucidates the natural laws we no longer take for granted.