University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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O lt is indeed appropriate that the Kendallabrum this year should picture the expansion and development of the College of Petroleum Engineering for l938 marks the tenth anniversary of the founding of this college on the campus of the University of Tulsa. No more logical location could be found for such a school than here in the Oil Capital of the World, amid the leaders of the industry. No little fame has come to the University as a result of the reputa- tion of its College of Petroleum Engineering. Surrounded by all phases of the processing of oil, in touch with the major companies in this powerful, romantic business of oil, the College has an exceptional opportunity to be of service to the Oil lndustry as well as to its students. 0 Known as the toughest school on the campus, the engineering college offers curricula preparing students to attack the rnultifarious problems involved in the location, production, and refining of oil, the life blood of transporta- tion and industry. The degrees conferred are Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and in Petroleum Engin- eering, with Production, Refining, or Geological options. O lt is with the acknowledgment of the remarkable suc- cess of the engineer and with the hope for his continued achievements that the l938 Kendallabrum is dedicated to all those engineers, past, present, and future, who form the integrating link between the scientific research vision- ary and the equally important pragmatic business man.