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

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! 1 Philip B. Price Daniel J. Dykstra ' L. David Hiner Medicine Law Pharmacy 5 Mildred D. Quinn A. D. Woodruff I. Boyer Jarvis Nursing Education Letters sr Science Harold W. Bentley Clyde N. Randall Lowell M. Durham Extension Division Business Fine Arts , , 3 in 3 l Henry Eyring S. S. Kistler Armand I. Eardley Graduate School Engineering Mines and Mineral Industries 24 DEANS Each of the colleges of the University is under the direction of a dean. As members of the Dean's Council, they met weekly in advisory capacity to the president. The deans co-ordinated routine administration and acted in matters of discipline. Each dean met the problems of increased enrollment with foresight and planning.

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GRADUATE SCHOOL With increased emphasis in today's World on education over and above the Bachelor's Degree, the University's Graduate School, headed by Dean Henry Eyring, has become one of the most important colleges. With 1100 day time students and an- other 1Z00 students enrolled at night, the 47 departments of the University Which come under the Graduate School offer these people a total of 108 areas of specialization for the Master,s De- gree and 86 areas for the Doctorate, The aspirants for advanced degrees through specialized study, seminars, research, theses, and their maintenance of a B, or better, average graduate from the University with a thorough knowledge in their various fields. tg? XX Carl Anderson Ahmed Hashad Larry Anderson Medicine Mineralogy Fuel Technology Taha Sayyah Remzi Solak Darrell Palmer Amarnath Divecha Tom Stevenson Larry Arnoldsen Mounir Moussa Mineralogy Mining Engineering Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical Engineering Chemistry Mathematics Geology i i if A Nina Garton Armand Glick Gacques Bobay James Jensen james Goodwin Leo D. Leonard Donald De Witt Social Work Educational Psychology Letters 6 Science Electrical Engineering Economics Sociology Social Work