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University of Iowa handbooks for new students, 1960-1968
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[hand drawing]student & adviser Consultation with Adviser. Your adviser is your official channel of communication with the University. You should remember his name, his office number, and the building in which he is located. Consult with him concerning any questions which you may have about your program. If you should forget his name, call at the Office of the Dean of your College (Liberal Arts Advisory Office in case of Liberal Arts students) for the information. What the University Expects of Its Students. As a new student you will find the State University of iowa to be one of the country's major universities. It has a student body with a wide variety of backgrounds, interests, and talents; the library and laboratory facilties are of high quality and are designed to serve students from the freshman year through the doctor of philosophy degree; the faculty consists of men and women who are devoted to the academic calling and are working on the frontiers of their respective fields; finally, and significantly, the chief objective of the University is to foster intellectual excellence while at the same time being concerned with the student's total development as a person and a member of society. In securing your education at the State University of Iowa, you will enjoy several advantages. First, you will have the privilege of working under the guidance of teachers who are also contributors to their respective fields of knowledge. Many of them are known nationally and internationally for their scientific discoveries or their contributions to scholarship. Second, the University provides high-quality facilites not only in the basic disciplines of the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, but also in professional fields such as business, engineering, medicine, law, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, and education. Whatever your special interests may be, you will work and 47
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[hand drawing]student & adviser Consultation with Adviser. Your adviser is your official channel of communication with the University. You should remember his name, his office number, and the building in which he is located. Consult with him concerning any questions which you may have about your program. If you should forget his name, call at the Office of the Dean of your College (Liberal Arts Advisory Office in case of Liberal Arts students) for the information. What the University Expects of Its Students. As a new student you will find the State University of iowa to be one of the country's major universities. It has a student body with a wide variety of backgrounds, interests, and talents; the library and laboratory facilties are of high quality and are designed to serve students from the freshman year through the doctor of philosophy degree; the faculty consists of men and women who are devoted to the academic calling and are working on the frontiers of their respective fields; finally, and significantly, the chief objective of the University is to foster intellectual excellence while at the same time being concerned with the student's total development as a person and a member of society. In securing your education at the State University of Iowa, you will enjoy several advantages. First, you will have the privilege of working under the guidance of teachers who are also contributors to their respective fields of knowledge. Many of them are known nationally and internationally for their scientific discoveries or their contributions to scholarship. Second, the University provides high-quality facilites not only in the basic disciplines of the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, but also in professional fields such as business, engineering, medicine, law, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, and education. Whatever your special interests may be, you will work and 47
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