Denison University Bulletin, Granville, Ohio 1953-1954

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BULLETIN
CATALOG NUMBER 1953-54

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CATALOG NUMBER 1953-54
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DENISON
UNIVERSITY
BULLETIN
Granville, Ohio
1953-54
A COLLEGE OF LIBERAL
ARTS AND SCIENCES
Founded 1831
CATALOG NUMBER Volume LIU. No. 3
October, 1953
Published by Deniion Univenity. Granvillo. Ohio, lour limei a year in June,
Augutt. October, and November. Entered 01 second-elan matter ot the Poll
Office al Granville. Ohio, under the Acl ol Auguil 24, 1?I2.
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CALENDAR
1953-1954
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FIRST SEMESTER
.1; : v JANUARY
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AUGUST 1BBRUARY '■linn Day. Saturday.
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. MI:I i: MARCH ComprehenTsihvie,r » Edxaya-mWineadtnioesnd aRye. ading
Janunry 14-20
S M T W T r 8 M T W T P s Comprehensive Examinations for
l : 3 4 1 . i .: I i .'. * ■, Thursday-
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IS 14 15 14 14 IS 11 : - 11 Classes end Friday. January 22. S p.m.
to 211 inn tS tt. KS1 FiTnalul r aEdxaaym. iJnaantiooin !. Monday-
Pahruary 4. 11:30 a.m.
OCTOBER APRIL Piln«lt> rSue*mr>e s t4e. r ends Thursday.
S M T W T P 8 MTWTFS
1 - :t SECOND SEMESTER
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M T W T P S B M T W T r ■ "ive Examinations. Thuraday-
1 2 3 4 * .12 3 4 6 v. May 27-29
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...i " 19 1 Final Examinations. Monday-
11 J Thursday, May 31-June 10
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Map Frontispiece
University Calendar for 1953-54 2
Table of Contents 3
Statement of Objectives 4
University Calendar for 1954-55 6
General Information 7
Air Force ROTC 16
Admission 16
Student Services 19
Registration 21
Expenses 24
Scholarships and Grants-in-Aid 27
Academic Honors and Prizes 86
Plan of Study and Degree Requirements 41
Courses of Study 63
Courses in General Education 63
Departmental and Transdepartmental Courses 69
Conservatory of Music 118
Faculty 118
Curriculum 120
Summary of Student Enrollment 123
Summary of Geographical Enrollment 124
Personnel 125
Board of Trustees 125
Faculty 128
Administrative Staff 137
Student Services' Staff 138
Student Enrollment 140
Index 149
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STATKMENT OF OBJECTIVES 5
Achieve philosophic and religious insights for consistent and
constructive living.
The assertion that Dcnison University is a Christian college
is a declaration of purpose. To be Christian a college should seek
the following:
To foster in each student ethical and spiritual <iualitiea;
To Integrate each personality around Christian principle! and
. ;ils;
To stimulate a fearless and untiring search for truth;
To develop rapacity and purpose for creative social and religious
living;
To cultivate adherence to the highest ethical standards in eco-
nomic, political, and social life; and
T<> ; nlmate the whole group with Christian idealism.
These purposes are to be realized by the following means:
tion nf a faculty of men and women of exemplary conduct
and character, who are heartily and definitely committed to
the Christian purpose of the institution, whose instruction
. pathetic with such a purpose and never hostile to It;
Offei ipecific instruction in religion;
Providing for the expression of religion through various suitable
saltation* and activities;
i ; | olding standards of elTort and achievement that an* thorough
i onest; and
Observing Christian ideals in all corporate activities of the
University.
By common declaration of trustees and faculty, Dcnison Uni-
versity makes these its aims to be progressively and continuously
realized.