Although SUite University of New York is one of the 1,n-gcst state universities in the country, its students have the added advantages of attending relatively small colleges. The pottery industry did all the things expected of it and, in doing so, greatly expanded the knowledge and prestige of pottery.
PLACEMENT
VETERANS
THE INSTITUTION
OBJECTIVES
LOCATION
I\lajot Ethvanl Holmes was named the first Deau of the College and :-;ervcd in it. Some of the research work i:~ cared for under the direction of the College staff [or in houses owned by Alfred University.
LIBRARY
ADMISSION
PROCEDURE
Alfred UniH?rSlry agrees to the uniform date of the College Board's reply, which is as follows: .. 34;Insliintiolls listed below lwvc, hy COHHTWlI agreement. try not to claim any GlIldici;)tc recognized as a freshman, lo give uotiee hepred !\'!ay 18, I9GO, of his decision to attend OllC. Even if it is his decision not to attend the Institution, he should report it.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
These considerations are made on an individual basis, with particular attention paid to the following considerations. Appointments for interviews must be made several days in advance by writing to the director of Adndssjons.
REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREES
It is not the policy of the in~til Ulioa to cllcom'age the cnfollmcnt of special -':!wdcnls which are not clJHlidatcs for ,I tkgrcc. ])ii'Jappoinl- ment, both to the in::.dwLion and the student, uSllally results froID this arrangement. The programs of students coming to other institutions may dilrer (- especially of those of graduates of the College of Ceramics. vWhere the Bachelor's degree was obtained in a field other than cenIllliu, student); will be required (1) to take 1mdergradnatc courses which will bring the knowledge of ceramics to the level required for graduation from this College, or (2) to canyon indcpcnden t );study in stich course); and pass a special suitable examination.
MASTER OF FINE ARTS DEGREE
4, S~I~ccss[l1l performed during a 1.0-hour oral c-xanilua1l0n 11 the candidate's main religion .. for the level lVfaster of Sdencc. Complete requirements [or Bachelor of Fine Arts ;!l'C also sarrie, except that t)~ hours of graduate work are required. A thesis or thesis project is 110t llccccssarHy written for publication and examination [or a degree in fine arts may vary in format.
Those "ItlHients" beginning g;raduatc v{ork in September of 1960 must have at least two years or graduate study and approximately GO hours at the gT~iduate level, of which no lcs!i than 40 hOUfS in b (~ . taken in the creative fields Graduate students who wish to specialize in industrial design may be permitted at the di~cretion of tllC Department Chair to spend part of the nile semester as students in a ludnstrial design laboratory of liberty.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE
TUITION FEES AND EXPENSES
TUITION
FEES
DEPOSITS
DORMITORY EXPENSES
TERMS OF PAYMENT
REFUNDS
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
The purpose of the ClllTicuJUllL in Glass Technology is to prepare the graduate [or ill mefulity in the glass industry or related fields. He learns how to analyze glasses and how to design and calculate compositions for various purposes; he studies fnels l'urnar{;S and gains experience 1n glass-mclting on a laboratory scale; does not become a glassmaker, hut learns the principles of the art; he funnel Ollt 11m\' glass is mature and gives a great deal of time to llis classroom and laboratory study of his physical support. In Ceramic Technology, gcneraJIy subjects accepted as scientific or technological in char:lCtcr have bccn sHhstituteu for thc engineering subjects in the engineering program ('ulnm.
Kunikulm Dc;sign Dcpaflmcnt offers an opportunity for profcss;onal fnning: in the design and manufacture of ceramic products. By taking appropriate courses in the third and fourth years, students can specialize in the design of ceramic products [or indu~¥. The study of ceramics bc-g-ins in the third year with b.bor'llnry exercises and lectures on the properties of earth materials and their use in the manufacture of glassC, clay and OtilCl' ceramic products, 'Technical stndies arc Lkmlcd w ;fh exrrclSes jn the Hse oz .
7vLife Sciences is a regular college (ours for which the student receives academic credit toward a bachelor's degree, students who complete the four-year program of instruction will be commissioned as Second Lieutenants in the United States Army Reserve, and OUt5L111 Graduates may to be offered a commission in the Regular Army.TWO-YEAR BASIC COURSE, which is held three hours a week, is given during the first and second years) and js required of all physically [he. Credit fot" all or part of the Hasic course may be given by the Professor of 1\-fj]i~. THE TWO-YEAR ADVANCED COURSE, which meets, five hours each week is offered to juniors and seniors who have volunteered and meet the eligibility criteria established by the Department of Anny In general, students selected for the advanced course are those who have demonstrated aptitude and aptitude for military service.
RESEARCH
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION
An imcnnc-diat treatment of the statics and dynamics of paxtides and rigid bodies, with a series of hHCh (;()/H;epts as SUCN) <) and strain, Hooke's law, failure of theories. A sll!dy of the basic tedmolngy of. a~pccfs of their production!1on and usc. refractories and the engineers 1 hTeL' ~. I he technology no the application of. Monitor the chemistry of the elements and their compounds with particular emphasis on bon(lin~.
CH 581-General Surface Chemistry and tllcrmuill'tlilmln o( slltface ad'iorllcrl Stlldy ad~orptlon phenomena. A :';quick vocabulary study of t\\'fHifmctlsioll design: point, IJne. tcslnrc, value and COLOR, Use of these \' ocalmliLq itl drawings- :lItd clcllIenlat)' de!'iign pmblems lemlillg (0 an tllHkls!antiing of two-dimell;;lowtl form and Sl'MC. Area (If indcpelltiellt stndy wlJtflluing- IhtOllgh all fOilf Ilil(krgrathl A n:view u[ lminting. sculpture and arcnitf'C:lllrc of the majOl" C!1li:urC3 of the Wcstem World frnm Anciellt Egypt to the present. One credit holdT§ each semester. nnd architecture from the time of the French Revoluliou [0 the prescot. Tlw suhject o ([the pwject is 1idecll~(l together with the facnlty and is based on IlJl; sl\lth'nt's 10lere;:ls ,nil aptitude as evidenced by past performance in all (OHriiC!L 'When COlnplcted awi,m \)mitk.j In :111 approvt'd form nll~ ~~radna{c project mal' be con"htel('d in ~UPP()r. The r!)emisfry of the glass-nwking oxides, A slIldy (I[ tht~ with bods of j)fodW-lioll 'Of the mhwrah and cLeluica1s used iu glass makillg' and of the cllnnka. Slt\"vey (cchnillues 01 expcrimenhtlh:m and properties of maHer al very low temperatures. especially high I)'" Ab~ol\lw. Dielectric theory. polarity of materials, with emphasis on solids. Various ptoprocesses lead to )101arizahilily and to clickctric losscs arc con·. EXTRA·CURRICULAR PUBLICATIONS RELIGIOUS LIFE CONCERTS AND LECTURES SOCIAL LIFE SELF-HELP INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE STUDENT HOUSING REGULATIONS GRADES AND INDICES Any special provisions will be made through joint consultation with the swdent's advisor and his academic dean. A student who is dismissed from the University for the first time (or for academic reasons) is usually granted conditional reinstatement after one second semester. To do so, he must request a letter of readmission from his academic dean as the chairperson of the school's board of trustees responsible for dismissal. The Committee will be particularly interested in indications that the 'itudcnt will continue its studies more successfully than in the past. Such action is normally taken only after [full consideration by the Disciplinary Committee and the approval of the President. Suspension or expulsion may be accompanied by (l) a public statement of the reason (or action of the Board. This is composed of the names or students [from all classes who have the scholarship index of the semester or at Jeast 2.30, and who have no college entrance requirements. 1e REGISTER OF STUDENTS 1958-1959 State University Downstate Medical Center i New York City State University Upstate Medical Center i Syracuse LÆRERHOLLER. State Uttivcrsity College for Teachers ved Albany State University Teachers College ved Brockport Slate University College for Teachers ved Buffalo State University Teachers College ved Cortland State UniVel'sity Teachers College ved Fredonia State University Teachers College ved Genesco State University Teachers College i New Palt~. Stat University Teachers College ved Oneonta State University Teachers College ved Oswego State University Teachers College ved lllattslmrgh State University Teachers College i Potsdam ANDRE PRO].'ESSIONAL COLLEGES. State University College of Forestry at Syracuse University State University Maritime College at Fort Schuyler State University College on I,ong Island at Oyster Bay State University College of Ceramics at Alfred University New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University New York State College of Home Economics at Cornell University. New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University New York State Veterinary College at Cornell University. State University Agricultural and Technical Institute at Alfred State University Agricultural and Technical Institute at Canton State University Agdcultuul and Technical Instimte at Cobleskill State University Agricultural and Technical Ill8titllte at Delhi State University Agricultural and Technical Institute at Vanningdalc State University Agricultural and Technical Institute at Morrisville.SEMESTER STANDARDS
