This changed status of the institution was made possible by the large increases in state appropriations planned by the administration. The instructional courses are designed to cover all the most modern phases of scientific education in the field of ceramic technology and engineering. Emphasis was placed on ceramic arts and the school was particularly distinguished for its training in fine ceramics. However, the year 1932 marked a transition in the institution's career.
This changed status of the institution was made possible by large increases in state aid planned by the government. The instructional courses are designed to cover all the most advanced phases of scientific education in the field of ceramic technology and engineering. The objectives of the Board were set out in the legislative decree that provided for the establishment of JTS.
Therefore, the development of the highest possible degree of professional ability on the part of the graduates is the main task of the institution. He solves the problems himself, but he does so with the help and cooperation of the faculty. Good citizenship as well as professional skill is an objective of the entire cuucalionaJ program.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The college's equipment is generally considered to be excellent, not only in. No serious accident or injury to health has ever occurred in the history of the institution. All housing facilities are supervised by the administration and meet approved standards.
With the exception of the electives, all courses are definitely prescribed and no change can be made in the schedule. Intelligence and f-adjustment tests are given. .Private conferences with individual members of the: faculty are provided. From 1110re specialized interest for the ceramic students of the University. the Student Branch of the American Ceramic Society, the Ceramic GuIld, ~he ~eramos Fraternity, and St. Patrick's Board.
All technology and engineering students, numbering approximately 230, belong to the student branch of the Ceramic Society of America. Council of St. Patrick consists of Semor Ceramtc technologists and engineers selected by class vote. A well-organized religious program under the direction of the University Chaplain is an integral part of campus life.
It is distinctly secular and places a strong emphasis on the students' spiritual development. All the facilities of the college are taxed to the utmost by taking (:i\rc off. For that reason it is not the policy of the institution to compel the matriculation of special students.
Two copies of the thesis, appropriately typed and bound, must be submitted two weeks before commencement. Most of the work offered is in the Liberal Arts College of Alfred University, but ceramics courses are given where there is sufficient demand.
ADMISSION
Evidence of special interest in obtaining a ceramic education of the kind offered by the New York State College of Ceramics, and .. absence of too absorbing interest in other fields of education, will influence the committee in making its decisions. All applications for admission to the freshmen class are kept on file and processed by the admissions committee the first week in July, and all applicants who submitted their applications before July 1st will be notified by July 10th. of the committee's decision.. Applications received after July 1 are only gLvcn processing in the event that the quota of students has not been met. It is not the institution's policy to encourage the admission of special students who are 110t candidates for a degree: Disapl:olnment, both for the institution and the student, 118ua.lly results trom tlns arrangement, However in special approx. .seen where the applicant is of mature age and of extraordinary ability, measures can be taken to exclude, e.g. in all cases he must be educated from some approved institution.
For specific questions regarding the nature of the courses, please contact the Dean of the College of Ceramics. After submitting the application 18, it is necessary to correspond and consult about admission with the dean of the College of Ceramics. If an application draws its IS. a. application before the admissions committee takes action: on July 1, the money is returned to the applicant.
For students who are legal residents of the of New York, the total expenses for the two semesters of the College year, excluding pcr.on;ll expenses, such as transportation, clothing, etc., m;ty he estimated. as follows:. 1110 arc Warm legal residents of the state pay a tuition fee of $50 per semester, in addition to all other fees and expenses. No person shall be eligible to register as a. resident of the State of New York, unless he has been a bona fide resident of New York for six consecutive months immediately preceding the date of his entry, a counterho.. person shall be deemed to have acquired or lost his resident status in this State for the purpose to register by any act of his own while he is a student in the College, unless after attending the College for one year, it is clearly established by the student that his previous legal residence has been abandoned and a new one established in is settled in New York for purposes other than simply attending the College; but persons whose lawful res!- .. donce follow those of other persons as herein provided} shall be deemed to have or lose lawful residence in this f)tate. for such purposes all students in the College shall according to changes of legal residence of such other persons, except that such legal residence shall not be considered as such until six months after such other person has become a legal scholar. of the state,.
The unused part of these deposits is returned to the students at the end of the course. The unused part of the payment is returned to the students at the end of the year. No extension is allowed for more than half of the general and special commissions and deposits.
No rebates based on tuition and will be allowed if the student withdraws after the middle of the semester. A student who withdraws before the middle of the -~semester~, due to serious illness or other good enough reason, may be granted a rebate by the Treasurer of the University) the amount of a small rebate, if any .
SCHOLARSHIP REQUIRE1VIENTS
DEPARTMENT OF CERAMIC ENGINEERING
- ESCRIPTION OF COURSES
The last two years of the course are mainly devoted to the application of these fundamental sciences to the technical and engineering problems of the ceramic industries. One of the SP Fcllowshi is being maintained by a producer association, thus providing service to an entire group rather than an individual. All companies are kept informed about the work progress through monthly reports which are sent to them.
11lclivH.1ual companies engaged in using the \\Tork of the Stat10n are welcome. A detailed study of the chemical and physical properties of important ceramic raw materials in relation to the production process and properties of ceramics. products. An engineering course dealing with manufacturing operations in industry up to drying and roasting options.
This course covers the technological and technical aspects of commercial drying and firing of all types of ceramic products. A specific course covers the technological and technical aspects of the industry in which mixtures and glazes are used. A study of the fUl1chuncnta.1 technology of all kinds of refractory materials and the technical aspects of their production and use.
A study of the production methods of the minerals and chemicals used in glass; their chemical reactions and properties. La.bQratory practice in measuring the physical and optical properties of glass, the identification of defects. The work in this course is closely aligned with that of the design courses.
InaUcs developed the concept of a function and its relation to equ(llion in the 10 ell!}). The last half of the second semester is devoted to the general study of the main topics of Strength of Materials using numerical problems. part of the second semester is devoted to the study of strength of materials.
Survey of the development of EngHsh literature fn:lm its beginning to the close of the nineteenth century, with emphasis on the most significant writings of the rcprc' 5cn (authors active in each period.
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