Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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FAMILY LIFE I I I Ik college of Fuinilv Life provides a well-rounded educational program, emphasizing human relationships as well as theory and skills of homcmaking. The major purpose, as outlined by this college, is to prepare students for more effective living in the home and community and for a professional career in the area of their choice. Dean Snow is a new addition to the college this year and heads a capable staff. There is a wide range of study offered, including courses in clothing and textiles, child development, food and nutrition, and household administration. Added emphasis on the importance of the home in this modern day and age is a major idea in this college. 20

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FORESTRY, RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT The College of Forestry at Utah State University is recognized throughout the nation as one of the best. Headed by Dean Floyd, a capable staff constantly is striving to assist the students. The title of the college itself gives an indication of the variety of courses covered in tin's field. The Forestry offices are located in the new Forestry-Biological Sciences building, east of the SUB. This new edifice is undergoing a face lifting; as a mosaic tile mural is being constructed, representing the various phases of forestry, range and wildlife. Dean J. Whitney Floyd 19

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HUMANITIES AND ARTS Formerly known as the College of Humanities and Sciences, the new titled College of Humanities and Arts has had the largest number of students enrolled in any single college. It is the goal of this newly formed school to provide a strong lil eral education. This always has and always will be one of the chief goals of the land grant university. According to Dean Culmsee, “The idea of making the mind and spirit strong is fundamental to everything we do. 21