University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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The curricula in the College of Business Administration are offered to those students who are planning careers in accounting, ad- vertising. banking, economics, insurance, journalism, real estate, management, retail- ing and other lines of business. Training secured through the various cur- ricula of this college will prepare students for employment in their chosen fields; provide them with a knowledge of history, literature, and science; and give them information re- garding current political and social problems. A cooperative program is offered to quali- fied students by the College of Business Ad- ministration. According to this plan, students alternate quarterly between work in business or industry and study at the University. This program gives the student a chance to gain practical experience and helps him select the vocation for which he is best fitted, creates greater interest in studies, enables him to earn part of his expenses, and may lead :o permanent employment after graduation. Short programs of training, not leading to a degree, are also available for those unable to attend the University for four years. Sev- eral curricula have been prepared for a two year course of instruction. FRANK B. WARD Oo n of Butin » Adminitfration Inturonco ADMINISTRATION

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Glocitor Business Administration Building Degrees in: Accounting Economics Finance and Insurance Industrial Management Personnel Management Marketing and Retailing Transportation General Business Office Administration Journalism Genoral Business Office Administration Real Estate COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Economics Radio and Television Journalism

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N. E. FITZGERALD Dean o Education The College of Education is organized to perform three major functions: to provide professional curricula for the training of prospective teachers and administrative personnel of the schools: to provide oppor- tunities for in-service improvement and other professional services to educational institu- tions and agencies of Tennessee: to promote and guide educational research. The University of Tennessee is proud of its new P. P. Claxton Education Building, under the administration of Dean N. E. Fitzgerald. This building was carefully planned and equipped to provide the most modern and functional facilities for the training of teachers and to illustrate good educational environment. To facilitate the realization of its goals in education, the College cooperates with other agencies in continuous efforts to im- prove educational programs of the state, engages in research activities on educational problems, and acts as a coordinating agency for University services to the public schools. The College of Education holds member- ship in the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, and all of its pro- grams are fully accredited by the Nationa' Council for Accreditation of Teacher Educa- tion. Physical Education COLLEGE 34