Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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The college of engineering hos a new building to accommodate it as one of the largest colleges at the University. With about 800 members the ratio of the sexes is about one to 100. One can tell the EPS Building — it's the new, big one' with an ancient-looking stone carving in the front and a white triangle monument to Sigma Tau, the engineering honorary, in the court. The other engineering honorary is Theta Tau. Dean Dean Peterson is a world renowned civil engineer, and so he is well qualified to lead this college. The Engineering College offers instruction in several types of engineering. The departments within the college are so varied as to include modern developments and techniques in tool and manufacturing engineering, which is in theory as old as mankind and the wheel, to developments in such new fields as electrical engineering. The college is always concerned with research and finding new ways and new ideas. The Department of Electrical Engineering has on electrodynamics laboratory in Boston, Massachusetts. Among other things, they ore carrying on research on the aurora borealis. Also, Utah State engineers were at Cape Kennedy doing work. The College of Engineering is growing. And looking ahead, long range plans call for additional construction of facilities to aid in its future growth. college of engineering 20

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In 1933 Franklin Roosevelt declared a Good Neighbor policy toward Latin America. And since then, with one degree of enthusiasm or another, the U.S. has been concerned with how to help these countries. This concern even echoed to the Rocky Mountains and onto our campus. So, under the federal government, the College of Business and Social Science now has a business training program in Brazil to help that country gain a stable economy. For our own students, the Department of Business tailors the grey flannel suit for its graduates well. The Departments of History and Political Science, recently di- vided because of their growth, mean to many students the greatest and most stimulating professors on campus. Is there really a relationship between how peoples have acted in the post and what we will do now?” is what the historian is asking eternally. And while the argument rages on whether sociology and the related sciences are indeed a science or not, the department continues to teach of culture and race problems. The' T groups, an actual and tremendous experience for its members, really show while functioning how individuals do react in a group through group therapy. 21