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Ntimxsttg of .Ryziinrc 1934-1935 Announcement for the Academic Year Item Type Book Authors University of Arizona Publisher University of Arizona Rights Permission to use or to order reproductions must be obtained from the University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections. Contact us at [email protected], or (520) 621-6423. Download date 07/10/2021 15:42:51 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10150/623136 ntimxsttg of .rYzIInrc RQ.Ciirtr ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1934 -1935 Record of University Activities for the Academic Year, 1932 - 1933 PUBLISHED BY Pnibersitg of cArizontt TL'c'so\,ARIZONA Twenty -five Cents AUTOPARKPINCON ROAD - OPEN-AIRTHEATRE -I ST.2ND .--,-------- - - --- ----aI ÌÌ 1261I 28 AUTO COIoo 17 14 PARK IS i,ll a= ESM uLr---, 29 W Ì I wz pI NURSERY 1 TENNISr I__ _J i® 3ST RD YQ 16 CACTUS GARDENÌ 11 30 EC 31 A 20 21 \ ATHLETICWOMEN'S BASE -BALL '!III1 Fl ELO FIELD 4TH '627 \-`- -_ _------ =_/_II { n-----32 1E1 5T , I 22 23 24 25 ® UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 1 34 2I. MARICOPAPRESIDENT'S HALL HOUSE 98 STAGELIBRARY IGISMEMORIALPOWERCAMPUS HOUSE FOUNTAIN 2322ARIZONACOCHISE HALL 3029. GRANDBARRACKS STANO 54fi3 EASTPIMAMECHANICCO-ED COTTAGEHA COTTAGE LL ARTS 12.13II10. ENGINEERING WOMEN'S CARPENTRYSCIENCE SWIMMING POOL 20161719AGRICULTURELAWDININGLETTERS. 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WARENJUSEGGARAGI 14 AVIARY 21100AUDITORIUM0 r00 toe aocL6DRSFR JATORV ST TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE PAGE Calendar for 1934 -35 5 University Organizations 65 University Calendar 6 Student Body Organization 65 Associated Women Students 65 Board of Regents 8 Honorary and Professional Orgs 65 Officers of the University 9 Fraternities and Sororities 65 Officers of Administration 9 Other Organizations 66 University Committees 10 Religious Life 66 Officers of Instruction 11 Student Forum ,__ 66 Professors 11 Student Publications 67 Lecturers 15 Alumni Activities 67 Associate Professors 15 Requirements for Graduation ._ 69 Assistant Professors 17 College of Agriculture 71 19 Instructors Degree in Agriculture 71 Assistant Instructors 20 Course in Agriculture 72 Non -Teaching Members 20 Major Groupings 72 Staff of Agricultural Extension21 Courses for Teachers 73 Assistants in Administration 22 Course in Voc. Agri. 73 Farm Superintendents 25 Course in Voc. Home Econ. _.. 73 Assistants in Maintenance 25 School of Home Econ. 73 General Information 27 Course in Home Economics 74 The University 27 Course in Home Econ., with a The Board of Regents 27 major in Foods and Nutrition_ 75 The University Faculty 27 College of Education 77 The College Faculties 28 Teachers of Physical Education 77 Maintenance and Endowment 28 Teachers' Certificates 77 Requirements for Degrees . 79 Location and Climate 29 Professional Studies 80 General University Facilities 30 Foreign Language 80 Admission 35 Specific Limitations 80 General Requirements 35 Courses in the College 80 Summaries of Courses 81 Freshman Rank 35 Trade and Indust. Education__.._83 Admission Units 35 Requirements by Colleges 35 College of Fine Arts 85 Scope of Requirements 37 Requirements for Degree, To Advanced Standing 40 Bachelor of Fine Arts 85 Of Special Students 41 Courses Leading to Degree, Bachelor of Fine Arts 85 From Junior Colleges 41 Bachelor of Music Degree 86 Elective Program 41 Admission Requirements 86 Registration 43 Courses of Study 88 Required Subjects 43 Definition of Terms 88 Military Science 43 General Regulations 88 Degree Courses 44 Recitals 98 Maximum Units Allowed 44 College of Fine Arts Activities99 Changes in Registration 45 College of Law 102 Status of Students 45 Admission 102 Regulations Affecting Students 47 Candidates for Degrees 102 Attendance 47 Special Students 103 Change of Study List 47 Admission to Advanced Standing 103 Grading System 48 Degrees of LL.B. and J.D. 105 Eligibility for Activities 48 Combined Course of Study 105 Scholarship Requirements 50 Student Accommodations 51 College of Letters, Arts, and Expenses and Fees 52 Sciences 108 The A.B. and B.S. Degrees 108 Financial Assistance and Honor Lower -Division Schedule 108 Awards 57 Group Units Required 108 Means of Self- Support 57 Majors and Minors 110 Students Loan Funds a._. 57 Elective Program 112 Appointment Committee Aid 58 Pre -Medical and Pre -Dental 112 Fellowships, Scholarships, and Course in Business Admin. 115 Prizes 58 Course in Public Admin. 117 Class Honors 63 Honors Conferred at Graduation 64 College of Mines and Engineering 120 Gifts to the University 64 Requirements for Degrees 120 PAGE PAGE Course in Civil Eng. 120 Home Economics 181 Course in Electrical Eng. 121 Horticulture 184 Course in Mechanical Eng. 122 Law 186 Aeronautical Eng. 123 Mathematics 188 Course in Mining Eng. 124 Mechanic Arts 190 School of Military Science and Mechanical Engineering 191 Tactics 126 Military Science and Tactics .._192 Mining Eng. and Metall. 193 Health Administration 129 Music 195 Physical Education for Men 131 Philosophy and Psychology 200 Physical Education for Women 133 Physical Education for Men 201 Graduate College 135 Physical Education for Women 203 Admission 135 Physics 206 Registration of M.A. and M.S. 136 Plant Breeding 207 Requirements Mus.M. 138 Plant Pathology 208 Special Professional Degrees 138 Poultry Husbandry 208 Requirements for Ph.D. 139 Range Ecology 209 Courses of Instruction: Spanish 210 Zoology 213 Agricultural and H.E. Educ. 143 The Summer Session 216 Agricultural Chem. and Soils 144 Agricultural Engineering 144 Departments of Research and Ext Agronomy 145 Agricultural Experiment Station 219 Animal Husbandry 146 Agricultural Extension Service 221 Archaeology 147 Arizona Bureau of Mines 222 Art 148 University Extension Division224 Astronomy 149 Arizona State Museum 228 Botany and Bacteriology 150 Steward Observatory 229 Chemistry 154 Affiliated Institutions Civil Engineering 156 Classical Literature 157 Arizona State Laboratory 230 Dairy Husbandry 158 Department of Agriculture 231 Dramatic Art 159 Bureau of Mines 232 Econ., Soc., and Business Adm. 160 Forest Service 233 Education 164 University Record, 1932 -1933 Electrical Engineering 169 Candidates for Commission 235 English 171 Degrees Conferred, June, 1931 236 Entomology 173 Honors and Prizes 246 French 174 Military Organization 252 Geology and Mineralogy 175 Summary of Registration 255 German 178 Summary of Students 256 History and Political Science 178 CALENDAR 1934 1935 JULY JANUARY JULY SM TWTFSS Al TWTFSSAl TWTFS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 1011121314 6 7 8 9101112 7 8 910111213 1516 171819202113141516 1718191415 1617181920 2223 2425262728202122232425262122 2324252627 272829 3031..._....2829 3031 ..__ _.__ .... AUGUST FEBRUARY AUGUST S M T WT FSS MT WT FSSM TW TFS 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 1011 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 5 6 7 8 910 12 13 14 1516 171810 11121314 15161112 1314 151617 19 20 21 2223 242517 1819 2021 22231819 2021222324 26 27 28 2930 31 24 2526 2728 2526 2728 293031 SEPTEMBER MARCH SEPTEMBER S Al TWTFSSMTWTFSSAl TWTFS 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 1011 121314 910 11121314151011 12131415161516 1718192021 1617 18 19202122171819202122232223 2425262728 2324 2526272829 242526272829302930 . 30 31 . ------ ------.._. OCTOBER APRIL OCTOBER SM TWTFSSMTWTFSSAl TWTFS 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2'3 4 5 7 8 910111213 7 8 9 10111213 6 7 8 9101112 1415 16 1718192014151617 1819201314 1516171819 2122 2324252627212223242526272021 2223242526 2829 3031 282930 2728 293031 NOVEMBER MAY NOVEMBER S M T WT FSSMTWTFSSM TWTFS 1 2 3 4 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 910 5 6 7 8 91011 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1112 1314151617121314151617181011 1213141516 1819 2021222324192021222324251718 1920212223 2526 27282930..._262728293031_...2425 2627282930 DECEMBER JUNE DECEMBER SM TWTFSSMTWTFSSAl TWTFS . 1 ........ - 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 10 11121314 910 11 12131415 91011121314151516 1718192021 1617 1819202122161718192021222223 2425262728 2324 2526272829232425262728292930 31 3031 .... ............ 30 - ------- ------------ 5 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 1934 -1935 FIRSTSEMESTER September 10, Monday University Faculty Meeting. September 11, Tuesday Registration of Freshmen. September 11, Tuesday to September 15, Saturday Freshman Week Program. September 12, Wednesday Freshman Placement Examinations. September 13, Thursday September 14, Friday Advisory and Social Program. September 15, Saturday Registration of all other students. September 17, Monday Class work begins. September 21, Friday Applications for condition examinations filed with the Registrar. September 22, Saturday "A" Day -No classroom exercises. September 29, Saturday Condition examinations. October 1, Monday Last day of registration for credit. October 18, Thursday Records closed for preliminary scholar- ship report. November 12, Monday Observance of Armistice Day - No classroom exercises. November 15, Thursday Records closed for mid -semester delin- quent report. November 28, Wed. eve to December 2, Sunday eve Thanksgiving recess. December 1, Saturday Graduate theses outlines submitted. December 14, Friday Applications for condition examina- tions filed with the Registrar. December 20, Thurs. eve toSChristmas recess. January 6, Sunday eve January 12, Saturday Condition examinations. January 19, Saturday to Semester examinations. January 26, Saturday 6 UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 7 SECOND SEMESTER January 28, Monday Registration of Freshmen, new stu- dents, and Seniors (morning); all other students (afternoon). January 29, Tuesday Class work begins. February 12, Tuesday Last day of registration for credit. February 22, Friday Washington's Birthday -No classroom. exercises. February 28, Thursday Records closed for preliminary schol- arship report. March 12, Tuesday Founders' Day (classes are held). March 28, Thursday Records closed for mid -semester delin- quent report. April 12, Friday Applications for condition examina- tions filed with the Registrar. April 18, Thurs. evening to Easter vacation. April 28, Sunday evening J May 3, Friday and Z University Week events (classes are May 4, Saturday held). May 4, Saturday Condition examinations. May 6, Monday Senior records complete except for sec- ond semester examinations.
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