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1935-1936 Catalog Issue •• 'ThE. • CUnil1EJ1.l>.itll at %E.U1 'YVl.exico (Bu.lletin Forty-fifth Annual Catalog Issue 1935-/936 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1936-/937 PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF" NEW MEXICO • MAY 1, 1936 The University of New Mexico Bulletin FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL CATALOG ISSUE 1935-1936 Announcements 1936-1937 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO BUL~ETIN Whole Number 285 M.ay 1, 1936 Catalog Series, Volume 49, No, 4 Published twice a month by the University of New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico Entered as Second Class Matter, May 1, 1906, at the Post Office at Albuquerque, New Mexico, under Act of Congress of July 16, 1894, UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO PRESS 1936 CAMPUS Of THE UNIVERSITY Of NEW MEXICO SCALE IN FEtT r~ ;r-~ 0: l-<E:.V TO BU ILDI NG5:0 ADMINISTRATION [ BIOLOGY 14 . CARLISLE GYMNASIUM 19 CHEMISTRY.12 DINING HALL 2 HADLEY HALL 3 HODGIN HALL 6 \6 HOKONA HALL 9 KWATAKA HALL 15 LECTU R.E HALL 13 17.19 L1BRAR.Y 7 MEN'S NEW DOR.MITOR.Y 20 .:w DODD MUSIC H.ALL 1\ \6 POWER HOUSE 4 PRESI D[NT'.5 HOM [ 2\ RODlV HALL 5 <: SARARAYNOLD.5 HALL 5 r::; o SCI [NCE HALL \0 l! u STADIUM 22 SWIMMING POOL 17 TENNIS COURTS 16 UNIVE.RSITY PRESS 15 DECeMBeR. 19J5. C2. TABLE OF CONTENTS Paye University Calendar 5 The Regents of the University __ .:- .____________________ 7 Organiz:ation and Administration __:-__________________________ 8 Officers of Administration 8 Standing Committees of the Faculty 11 The Faculty of the University .__________ 13 General Information 26 Admission to the University -'-________________________ 34 New Mexico High Schools Accredited, 1934-1935 34 Registration ~____________ 42 Expenses ~--------- 45 General Academic Regulations .__ 50 Graduation Requirements ~ ._________________ 57 Loan Funds and Student Employment .--------_-- 60 Awards, Scholarships, and Fellowships________________________ 62 Recent Gifts and Donations 68 Student Organizations and "Activities- ~________ 71 College of Arts and Sciences ..,_________ 77 College of Engineering 84 College of Education 94 The General College -, 113 . Graduate School 116 Courses in Departments of Instruction 117 Summer Session 194 Awards and Scholarships . '- 196 Degrees Conferred ~____________________________________198 Lower Division Diplomas . 202 Classification of Students 203 Summary of Statistics .__ .: 206 Index . 209 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR SUMMER SESSIONS, 1936 CAMPUS SESSION June 9 Tuesday Registration, 9 :00-12 :00, 1 :00-4 :00 June 10 Wednesday InstruCtion ,begins in all departments, 7:00 a. m. July 4 Saturday Independence'Day, holiday Aug. 1 Saturday Campus session ends FIELD SESSIONS Aug. 1 Saturday Registration for General Field Session, 9 :00­ 12:00 a. m., Chaco Canyon, N. M. '"Al:!g. 1-29 Saturday, Saturday General Field Session, Chaco Canyon, N. M. Aug. 22 Saturday Registration for Engineering Field School, 9:00-12:00 a. m. Aug. 24- Monday- Sept. 12 Saturday Engineering Field School, Lake EI Vado, N. M. FIRST SEMESTER, 1936-1937 Sept. 10 Thursday Residence halls open fQr freshmen, 1:00 p. m. Sept. 11-14 Friday- Freshman Week. Dining Hall open for Freshmen, Monday September 11, 7:30 a. m," Sept. 12 Saturday Entrance examinations'," . ' Sept. 13 Sunday Residence halls open for upperclassmen Sept. 14 Monday Registration for freshmen, 8:00-12:00; registra- tion for sophomores, 1:00-.4:30. Dining Hall open for upperclassmen Sept. 15 Tuesday Registration for all other students, 1:00-5:30. Instruction for freshmen and sophomores begins at 8:00 a. m. Sept.~; ,_.' 16 Wednesday Instruction for all other students begins at 8:00 a. m. Nov. 25 Wednesday Thanksgiving recess-,begins at 12:00 noon Nov. 30 Monday Instruction resumed at 8:00 a. m. Dec. 19 Saturday Christmas recess begins at 12 :00 noon Jan. 4 Monday Instruction resumed at 8:00 a. m. , [ 5 ] " ",- 6 ] THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Jan. 23-28 Saturday­ Thursday Semester final examinations Jan. 29 Friday Entrance examinations (for students deficient in entrance unit~). Semester ends at 5:00 p. m. SECOND SEMESTER, 1936-1937 Jan. 30 Saturday Tests and instructions for beginning freshmen, Rodey Hall, 9:00 a. m. Feb. 1 Monday Registration, 8 :30-12 :00, 1:00-5:30 Feb. 2 -Tuesday Instruction begins at 8:00 a. m. Feb. 28 Sunday University Memorial Day Mar. 24 Wednesday Spring recess begins at 9:00 a. m. Mar. 29 Monday Instruction resumed at 8 :00 a. ro. May 28 Friday Semester final examinations begin May 30 Sunday Memorial Day June 4 Friday Semester final examinations end June 6 Sunday Baccalaureate services June 7 Monday Commencement exercises NOTE: Special exercises are held on November 11 and February 22, and additional time given respectively to Thanksgiving and spring recesses. CAMPUS SUMMER SESSION, 1937 June 8 Tuesday Registration, 9 :00-12 :00, 1 :00-4 :00 July 31 Saturday Session ends -.'-! TJHE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO THE HONORABLE CLYDE TINGLEY, Governor of Ne~o Mexico, ex-officio Santa Fe H. R. RODGERS, State Superintendent .of Public InstructiQn of New Mexico, ex-officio Carlsbad W. R. LOVELACE, President Albuquerque P. G. CORNISH, JR:, Vice-President __ ~ Albuquerque . , ADOLFO C. GONZALES, Secretary-Treasurer __ Albuquerque HUGH B. WOODWARD Albuquerque MRS. FLOYD W. LEE San Mateo .. [ 7 ] ORGANIZATION AND· ADMINISTRATION The University is organized as follows: THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION THE GENERAL COLLEGE THE GRADUATE SCHOOL THE EXTENSION DIVISION THE SUMMER SESSION THE FIELD SESSIONS OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION JAMES FULTON ZIMMERMAN, PH.D., President GEORGE PETER HAMMOND, PH.D., Dean of the Graduate School, and Dean of the Upper Division of the College of Arts and Sciences JAY CARROLL KNODE, PH.D., Dean of the Lower Dhjsion of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dean of the General College, and Dean of Men MARSHALL ELMER FARRIs, M.S. in M.E., Dean of the College of Engineering SIMON PETER NANNINGA, PH.D., Dean of the College of Education and Director of the Summer Session LENA CECILE: CLAUVE, M.A., Dean of Women FRANCIS FLEMING COLEMAN, D.PHIL. (Oxon.), Assistant Dean of Men MARGARET ELOISE BARCLAY, B.S., Assistant Dean of Women *THOMAS L. POPEJOY, M.A., Executive Assista,nt J. T. REID, M.A., Director of the Extension Division ALICE OLSON GREINER, B.A., Registrar ~, PATRICK MILLER, B.A., Bursar WILMA Loy SHELTON, B.L.S., Librarian MAURICE M. MOULDER, B.A., Faculty Manager of Athletics ERNEST W. HALL, B.A., Acting Director of Publicity and Secretary, Alumni Association FRED E. HARVEY, Acting Editor of Publications and Manager of University Press .<, ~',~1~ EARL BOWDICH, Superintendent of Buildings and.Grounds .On leave of absence, 1935-36 [ 8 ] / ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION [ 9 ASSISTANTS TO OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION MARY K. CONNELL, B.A. in EDUC., Secretary to the President ALICE SHIRLEY WILSON, Chief Clerk in the Office of the Registrar VERA TAYLOR DARNALL, Clerk on Graduation in the Office of the Registrar KATHRYN BIGELOW, B.A., Recorder in the Office of the Registrar EVELYN MORAN, Secretary to the Registrar ELIZABETH B. MORRISON, Mimeograph Operator and' Part-time' Clerk in the Office of the Registrar J. RAYMOND STUART, M.A., Accountant in the Business Office 'CLAUDIA M. MARSCHALL, B.A., B.S., Bi.ll Clerk in the Business Office CATHERINE HAGERMAN, Secretary to the Bursar 'ELIZABETH ELDER,' Clerk in the Business Office EVA M.lsRAEL, B.A. in EDUC., Secretary to the Dean of the Graduate School and the Upper Division of the College of Arts and ScienceS DOROTHY MILAM, Part-time Secretary to the Dean of the Lower Division of the College of Arts and Sciences and the General College DOROTHY LIPP, Secretary to the Dean of the College of Engineering VENA GAULT, B.A., Secretary to the Dean of the College of Education EDITH SHALLENBERGER, Secretary to the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women ,.' SARAH ANN PILCHER, B.A., Secretary to'the Director of the Exten­ sion Division LOUISE SMITH, B.A. in EDUC., Secretary to the Faculty Manager of Athletics and Financial Secretary to Associated Students UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ~TAFF WILMA Loy SHELTON, B.L.S., Librarian RUTH RUSSELL, Assistant Librarian ESTHER JUNE PIERCY, B.A., B.S. in L.S., Cataloger MILDRED BOTTS, B.A., Loan Desk Assistant *RUTH RAMBO, B.A., B.S. in L.S., Loan Desk Assistant tELIZABETH MORRISON GREASON, Loan Desk Assistant SAN JOSE TRAINING SCHOOL LoYD S. TmEMAN, PH.D., Director MARIE M. HUGHES, M.A., Principal· JOHN EDWIN EARL, M.A., Research Assistant "First semester. 1935-36 tSecond semester. 1935-36 10 ] ,THE UNIVERSITY ()F NEW MEXICO LONGFELLOW SCHOOL J. BU;REN LINTHICUM, M.A., Principal UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE "'JAMES R. SCOTT, M.D., PH.D., Professor of Health W, A; GEKLER, M.D., University Physician and Professor of Health STAFF OF STATE HEALTH LABORATORY 'J. ROSSLYN EARP, DR. P.H.,. State Director, and Bureau of Public Health, Consultant MYRTLE GREENFIELD, M.A., Chief, Division of' Laboratory, State Public Health Laboratory THELMA DE CAPITO, M.S., Bacter\ologist, State Public Health Labor­ atory ,ELEANOR TAYLOR, B.S., Assistant Bacteriologist, State Public Health Laboratory , HULDA HOBBS, M.S., Assistant Bacteriologist, State Public Health , LaboratoD~ HORACE GARDNER, B.A., Assistant, State Public Health Laboratory HOWARD KIRK, B.A., Assistant, State Public Health Laboratory DAVID LEWIS, B.A., Assistant, State Public Health Laboratory DINING AND RESIDENTIAL HALLS MRS. ELIZABETH P. SIMPSON, M.S., Supervisor of Dining Hall MARGAREl' ELOISE BARCLAY, Chaperon of Hokona, women's residen­ tial hall FRANCIS FLEMING COLEMAN, D.PHIL. (Oxon.), Proctor of the Men's New Residential Hall J. RAYMOND STUART, M.A., Proctor of Kwataka, men's residential hall .On leave of absence, 1935-36 STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE .FACULTY 1935-1936 The ftrst named· member of each committee is chairman.
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