Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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fflff .lla pu 5 Engineering student jim Horn spent many hours running tests on a Log- George Lower applic-nl his talents cfnistructing an el:'ctror1ictrl1c'lQ. ic 'l'rainer, Aeronautical Engineering students Otto Maynard and Bob jaiger learn aerodynamic principles testing an experimental airplane design in tht- Walter ll. lhivcli wind tnnnt-l. 21

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chool of Engineering covers numerous areas The School of Engineering was organized in depart- ments reflecting the diversity of engineering subjects. Bachelor of Science Degrees were offered in Aeronauti- cal, Electrical, Industrial, and Mechanical Engineering. A Master of Science degree was offered in Aeronautical, Electrical, Engineering Mechanics, and Mechanical En- gineering. Under discussion is the offering of a Ph,D. Degree in Aeronautical Engineering. Student ability and creativity in the School of Engineering was very evident in their 1968 Homecoming display where the school built a life-like forty foot WuShock. Each year the school hosts the successful Engineering Open House, where students vie for cash awards for outstanding projects in the engi- neering field. K A 1 ' 19 :D . smwi Dr. Charlps VI Jakowatzg Dean of Engineering Tim Pittman and Causie Crane apply their knowledge of electrical engi- Dr. Glen W. Zumwalt, Aeronautical Engineering C. H, Dunn, Electrical Engineering Arthurfl. ltisser. Graphics A. l,. Cosman, Mechanical Engineering neering to a problem of a practical nature.

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Business Administration helps students, Wichita One of the largest of the XVSU schools, the College of Business Administration revolves on the dual purposes of making available courses leading to degrees in all phases of the business profession, and providing services to the business community of VVichita. Among the latter are the Centers of Management Development, Business and Economic Research, Iluman Appraisal and the Editor of the Business journal. This has been a most rewarding year to the college. Uppermost on the list were the addi- tion of the new Clinton Hall building to the campus, a 83251100 gift from Pi. P. Clinton and a 310,000 grant to Dr. Arthur Sweney of the Center for Human Appraisal and Communication Research. ,fm 'g..,l?' Dr. Francis D. jabara, Dean of College of Business Administration Dr. Eldon Lewis, Asso- ciate Dean Dr. Christensen, Asso- ciate Dean x ,W 0 ,x 7 if V 9 it ,spk , X!! 4, Complex machinery and competent personnel help the department serve the students and the city.