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Course Catalog, 1939-1940 UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA BULLETIN State University Series June, 1940 Number 373 Montana State University COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. EDUCATION, FORESTRY, JOURNALISM, LAW, MUSIC, PHARMACY, AND THE GRADUATE SCHOOL CATALOG NUMBER For 1939-40 INCLUDING ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1940-41 MISSOULA, MONTANA Issued six times yearly, Jan., Feb., March, April, June, and De­ cember. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Missoula, Montana, under Act of Congress, August 24, 1912. THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA H. H. Sw a in , Executive Secretary o f the University State Capitol, Helena, Montana The University of Montana is constituted under the provisions of Chapter 92 of the Laws of the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly, approved March 14, 1913 (effective July 1, 1913). The general control and supervision of the University are vested in the State Board of Education. For each of the component institutions there is a local ex­ ecutive board. Montana State Board of Education R o y E. A y e r s , Governor .................................................... Ex-Officio President H a r r i s o n J. F r e e b o u r n , Attorney General ................ Ex-Officio R u t h R e a r d o n , Supt. of Public Instruction ...............Ex-Officio Secretary G eorge M. G o sm a n , 1941 Dillon C. D. B orton , 1943 .............. Glasgow M rs. M a m ie N ance , 1941....Birney H oward Gulltckson , 1943..Billings W illia m T. B oone, 1942..Missoula W illia m T. C ow an, 1944..Box Elder E m m e t J. R ile y , 1942 Helena J. P. F a b r ic s , 1944 Bozeman The University comprises the following institutions, schools, and departments Montana State University, Missoula Established February 17, 1893, and consisting of The College of Arts and Sciences The Summer Session The School of Law The Biological Station (Flathead Lake) The School of Pharmacy The Forest and Conservation Experimental The School of Forestry Station The School of Journalism Forest Nursery The School of Music Blackfoot Forest The School of Business Administration The Public Service Division The School of Education The Graduate School George Finlay Simmons, President Montana State College, Bozeman Established February 16, 1893, and consisting of The College of Agriculture The School of Music The College of Engineering The Secondary School of Agriculture The College of Applied Science The Agricultural Experiment Station The College of Household and The Agricultural Extension Service Industrial Arts August L. Strand, President Montana School of Mines, Butte Established February 17, 1893, and consisting of The Course in Mining Engineering The Course in Metallurgical Engineering The Bureau of Mines and Geology The Course in Geological Engineering Francis A. Thomson, President Montana State Normal College, Dillon Established February 23, 1893, and consisting of The Two-year Course The Summer Quarter The Four-year Course The Teachers’ Service Division Sheldon E. Davis, President Eastern Montana State Normal School, Billings Established March 12, 1925, and consisting of The Two-year Course The Three-year Course The Summer QuarteT Lynn B. McMullen, President Northern Montana College, Havre Established March 8, 1913, and consisting of The Two-year Liberal Arts and Pre-professional Courses The Three-year Courses in Education and Medical Secretaryship G. H. Vande Bogart, President For publications and detailed information concerning the different schools and colleges address the Registrar of the particular institution concerned. Communications intended for the Executive Secretary of the University should be addressed to the State Capitol, Helena, Montana. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA BULLETIN State University Series June, 1940 Number 373 Montana State University COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, EDUCATION, FORESTRY, JOURNALISM, LAW, MUSIC, PHARMACY, AND THE GRADUATE SCHOOL CATALOG NUMBER For 1939-40 INCLUDING ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1940-41 MISSOULA, MONTANA Issued six times yearly, Jan., Feb., March, April, June, and December. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Missoula, Montana, under Act of Congress, A ugust 24. 1912. Table of Contents Page Organization .......................................................................................... Inside Cover M ontana State University Calendar ............................................................... 3 O fficial Directory .............................................................................. 4 U niversity of Montana ........................................................................................ 13 M ontana State University .................................................................................. 13 Admission Requirements .............................. 15 G raduation Requirements .................................................................................. 19 R egistration ............................................................................................................. 23 Scholarship and Conduct ................. 24 Fees ............................................................................................................................ 27 Expenses and Living Accommodations .......................................................... 30 Scholarships and Prizes ...................................................................................... 34 A ctivities ................................................................................................................. 37 O rganization of Instruction ............................................................................. 40 College of Arts and Sciences ............................................................................. 41 D ivisional Requirements for Graduation ............................................ 41 Division of Biological Sciences ................................................................. 43 Medical Technology ............................................................................. 43 N ursing Education ................................... -....................... 44 W ild Life Technology ......................................................................... 45 Biological Station ................................. 45 Bacteriology and Hygiene ................................................................. 46 B otany ....................................................................................................... 47 Physical Education ............................................................................. 48 Psychology and Philosophy ............................................................... 51 Zoology ..................................................................................................... 52 Division of the Humanities ....................................................................... 54 Classical Languages .................................................-......................... 54 English and Dramatics and Speech .............................................. 56 Fine A rts ................................................................................................ 59 L ibrary Economy ...............................................-................................. GO Modern Languages ............................................................................... 61 Division of Physical Sciences ................................................................... 65 Chem istry ................................................................................................ 65 Geology ..................................................................................................... 66 Home Economics .................................................................................. 68 Mathematics .................................-...................................... 70 Physics ......................................... 71 Pre-Medical Course ............................................................................. 73 Division of Social Sciences ....................................................................... 74 Economics and Sociology ................................................................... 74 H istory and Political Science .......................................................... 77 Pre-Business Administration .......................................................... 79 P re-Education ........................................................................................ 79 Pre-Legal ................................................................................................ 79 G raduate School ..................................................................................................... 80 Public Service Division ...................................................................................... 81 School of Business Administration ................................................................. 84 School of Education .............................................................................................. 88 School of Forestry ............................................................................................... 94 School of Journalism ..........................................................................................100 School of Law ....................................................................................................... 104 School of Music ....................................................................................................107
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