University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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DEANS CF COLLEGES Jerome W. Kloucek Edwin R. Hodge Arts and Sriences' Bzznnmx Admzniliralion 0' N-qalf' George E. Dickson Charles H, Larwood Archie N, Solberg Education Phfzrmafy Graduate Study and Rfxerzrfh Newton Rnclxtc Otto Zmeskal Karl Krasmin Urzirersitj' Commzmitj' and Engineering Law Tefhniml College Q-ff

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Paul J. Hannahs, Director of Student Union and Artirities YN'ayland C, Byers. Direftor of Phyxinzl Plant X .gn Sf 'Sf 39- 3 5 5 A S g S Qs .Z X james D. Bain, Comptroller and Trenmrer. 22 Norman H l . Bender, Purchasing Agent 3

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ARTS AND SCIENCES One philosophy of etlueatiou is that which holcls the tlieory' of mental exercise anal develop- ment tlirougli the basie eourses of study in the areas of the arts. the seienees. language. anal soeial stuclies. Students in sueh a liberal arts PYOQIXIIH may vary their Courses to obtain a witle baeligrouncl. 'lihe intellect of a liberal arts student is clevelopecl through exercises of the mincl in mathe- matics. which leacls to an unclerstamling of numbers ancl their relationship to the Concrete gmcl the abstract. In the sciences. the student studies the Characteristics of physical ancl natural sciences and their influence upon the enviroment, The social stuclies and the humanities give man an unclerstancl- ing of himself and his achievements in societies and Cultures other than his own. The liberal arts program can be utilizecl as a preparation for many career areas. From a basis in the liberal arts, many stuclents move on to major in one of the speeialixerl areas ollferecl. A NX is Gil fws Cf'- 24