University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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TwenTy-T mn gamer Cjiicon SchooloT,ArE and Sdence The School OT ArTs and Sciences oTTers a lib- eral, well-ouTlined course in The Tine arTs, hisTory, philosophy, and The modern sciences. The broad educaTion ThaT The school assures has proved To be a splendid ToundaTion Tor TurTher sTudy in graduaTe or proTessional Tields, and ranlcs high in compari- son wiTh oTher universiTies. Dean James L. Gibson has eTTicienTly super- vised The school since I9I5: his able leadership and keen undersTanding have promoTed inTeresT in The ideals oT The arTs and sciences. eau Miken gennion SchooloTEducaHon As head oT The School oT EducaTion, Dean Bennion has consisTenTly mainTained The high sTand- ards oT The AssociaTion of American Colleges. Thus, The sTudenTs are oTFered The besT modern Theories and pracTices oT Teaching in Their proTes- sional subiecTs. The School OT EducaTion has become a promi- nenT, progressive parT oT The UniversiTy. IT acquainTs iis sTudenTs wiTh The imporTanT recenT Trends in educaTional meThods, and aT The same Time iT insTills in Them The highesT ideals oT The Teaching pro- Tession.

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arrears 5, mm Dean oT Men The successTul TuncTioning oT The oTTice oT The Dean oTlv1en as iT aTTecTs sTudenT liTe depends upon The abiliTy To inspire conTidence and Triendly rela- Tions. Dean T-lerberT B. Maw has Tully achieved This end Through his wisdom and resourceTulness in aid- ing individuals and organizairions in The soluTion oT Their problems. The moral courage ThaT Dean Maw has evinced in supporTing ideals and issues which he proclaims has inspired in oThers inTegriTy and a courageous pursuiT oT worThy principles. JW -Cffe ,Jaffa Dean oT Women The women sTudenTs oT The UniversiTy have Tound in Dean MyrTle AusTin a capable leader and adviser. CompeTenT and sympaTheTic, she has ac- quainTed herselT wiTh The problems oT The individual and has oTTered advice on scholarship, economic and housing diTTiculTies, and sTudenT loans. Under her guidance The AssociaTed Women STudenTs have been a real Torce in inTroducing incoming sTudenTs To campus liTe. The Treshman Big SisTer program and The J.D.L. girls' club are proiecTs supervised by Dean AusTin. ia LQ: J ,.f-i- ,,:, '13 .- 5, 1 is 235- 'v gi xi ': . A ,, W, . . , . f li iff:-'--' Je.-A ,yvf aisesik Q, . T. 5.415 Leak? . M -r - if TwenTy-one

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1 N. Q. 01. gui School oT Business The School oT Business, under The sagacious adminisTraTion oT Dean Thomas A. Beal, is chieTly concerned wi+h The adiusTmenT oT iTs curriculum To meeT The developing complexiTies oT modern busi- ness. The insTiTuTion, guided TaiThTully since l9l8 by Dean Beal, is recognized as one oT The mosT eTTicienT on The campus. Ably supporTed by a conscienTious TaculTy, iT is The earnesT aim oT The Dean To oTTer sfudenfs beneTicial courses perTinenT To all eco- nomic enTerprises. mn fgelfcfmm School oT lvlines and Engineering The School oT Mines and Engineering is recogf nized Tor The high scholasTic sTanding and close co- operaTive spiriT oT iTs various uniTs. Spurred on by The compeTenT and iovial Dean R. B. KeTchum, The school enioys an enviable posiTion. STudenTs are Thoroughly Trained in The many Tields oT engineering and are well prepared To serve in various capaciTies. The UniTed STaTes Bureau oT Mines has recognized The superioriTy OT This school by oTTering many oT iTs graduaTes highly responsible posiTions. TwenTy-Three i