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6iata Lt Col MtDoiiuugh, tol Maim, Col. Moryaii Standing Ma] Gillespie, Ma] Bov er, 1st Lt. Jamison, Not Pictured: Lt. Col. Dobyiis, Mr. Clark lid Lt. . rtlnir, Capt. Patrick, Maj. Ilartis, Li.i. Crim, iiid Lt. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING i .PPR0V?2D by the Engineers Council for Professional Development, the Civil Engineering curriculum of VMI provides a backgroimd of basic sciences, applied engineering subjects, and a number of well distributed cultural subjects for its students. With this background, the graduate engineer may rise to a career in many diversified fields of engineering. With the distinction of being the oldest of the engineering ]irofessions, VMI ' s department is also the newest in that it is ec(uipped with the most modern laboratories for student use. The VMI student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engi- neers has received the Certificate of Commendation of the ASCE twentv-one times. Colo . EL Mokg. n Head, Department of Civil Engineering
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S,;il,,l: l,t. ( ' (,1. Xichols, Col. Ja Sldniliii! : Mr. Tucker, 1st Lt. Sclr DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I BROAD kiiowk ' dge of fuiKlunifulal engineering principles with particular stress on electrical engineering subjects is embodied in the electrical engineering curriculum. The graduate of the program, therefore, has a wide range of choice in engineering and related fields. Research, development, design, management, and sales of equipment applied to power, control, electronics, and communication are within the grasp of the VMI electrical engineer. Graduates of the program are al.so equijipt ' d with the necessary background for graduate work. The curriculum, approved by the Engineers ' Council for Pro- fessional Development, is prevented from being too rigidly con- cerned with technical studies by re(|uiring the students to study humanistic and social subjects. Thus, the balance is preserved. Colonel Jamison Head, Department of Electrical Engineerin
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