Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944
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1943] Agronomy (Farm Crops) UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 801 Floriculture •RUDOLPH ELLSWORTH, Downers EUGENE F U N K , Bloomington •LAWRENCE L. LOWE, Aroma P a r k C. B. SHUMAN, Sullivan Grove W I L L I A M G. LOVERIDGE, Peoria J A M E S SYKORA, Chicago Agronomy (Soils) P. A. WASHBURN, Bloomington •WILLIAM J. WERSTLER, Champaign ROY BURRUS, Arenzville W . W . MCLAUGHLIN, Decatur W. E. RIEGEL, Tolono Forestry L. A. ABBOTT, Morrison M R S . C. P . MILLER, Oregon RICHMOND ROBISON, Delavan Animal Husbandry Ellery LYMAN BUNTING, Horticulture • L E R O Y FOURNIE, Collinsville J. W . FRAZIER, Charleston J. R. FULKERSON, Jerseyville ARLEY HOHENBOKEN, Geneseo LEO J. HAGEMANN, Peoria • V I L A S HENSEL, Princeton DAVID B. PERRINE, Centralia P A U L RINGHAUSEN, H a m b u r g L. E. MATHERS, Mason City Animal Pathology and Hygiene C. E. DILLE, Cairo L. J. DRAKE, Chicago J O H N F . HARMON, Lebanon General Committee Economics E. D. LAWRENCE, Agricultural R. S. MCCORMICK, Agricultural E. A. JENKINS, Shelbyville C. VANDERWARF, Chicago Heights Dairy Husbandry Waterloo Engineering W . E. RIEGEL, Agronomy J. R. FULKERSON, Animal *F. H . KULLMAN, J R . , Chicago ALBERT C. KOLMER, Husbandry L. J. DRAKE, Animal Pathology and Hygiene HARRY M. WOOD, Dairy Husbandry J A M E S SYKORA, Floriculture *W. J. SAWYER, Chicago CHARLES H . SNOW, Bloomington HARRY M. WOOD, Delavan L. A. ABBOTT, Forestry On motion of Mr. Nickell, these committees were appointed as recommended. REVISED CURRICULUM I N MINING ENGINEERING (4) F o r several years the Department of Mining Engineering has offered four options in its curriculum. But the student enrollment has been small, most students have gone into coal mining, and there seems to be little justification for so wide a dispersion. Accordingly the Department, with the approval of the College of Engineering, has proposed to reduce its four options to a single integrated curriculum, which will be aimed especially at coal mining but which will also give adequate preparation for metal mining. In support of this adjustment, the courses in Mining Engineering have been largely revised and renumbered. T h e proposed curriculum follows: First Year The common program of all engineering freshmen. Second Y e a r F I R S T SEMESTER HOURS SECOND S E M E S T E R Geol. 43—Engineering G e o l o g y . . . Math. 7—Calculus Min. 1—Elements of Mining Phys. ia—General Physics Phys. 3a—Physics Lab Physical Education Military Science Total. 3 5 4 4 1 % 1 18K Geol. 20—General Mineralogy. . . . Math. 9—Calculus Min. 2—Mining Methods Phys. ib—General Physics Phys. 3b—Physics Lab T.A.M. I—Analytical Mechanics (Statics) Physical Education Military Science Total. 3 3 4 4 I 2 yi I iZX
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