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Advanced Studies
THE COLLEGE OF LAW
Richard S . Wirtz, Dean
Mary Jo Hoover, Associate Dean
R . Lawrence Dessem, Associate Dean
The College of Law has, since 1890, continuously
sought to provide high quality legal
education in a University community . The college
offers a professional curriculum leading to the
degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence . Two dual
degree programs are available in conjunction
with the College of Law : the J.D .-MBA program
with the College of Business Administration
and J.D .-M.P .A . program with the Department
of Political Science .
Information regarding admission, financial
aid, academic policies, extracurricular activities,
and student services is available in the "College
of Law Bulletin" . A copy may be obtained from
the Admissions Office, The University of
Tennessee, College of Law, 1505 W. Cumberland
Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1800 .
Completed application should be received before
February 1 of the year of requested admission .
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY
MEDICINE
Michael Shires, Dean
James J . Brace, Assistant Dean
The College of Veterinary Medicine, established
in 1974, offers a professional curriculum
leading to the degree of Doctor of Veterinary
Medicine (D .V .M .) . The college offers graduate
studies leading to the degrees of Master of
Science (M .S .) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D .)
with a major in Comparative and Experimental
Medicine . Residency training programs in the
various clinical specialties are also offered . The
Graduate Catalog contains complete information
concerning the programs in the college .
Forms and instructions for making application
for admission may be obtained from 201 Student
Services Building, The University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-0200 .
Applications must be received by January 15 of
the year of requested admission . All pre-veterinary
requirements must be completed by the
end of the spring term of the year in which the
student plans to enroll in the college .
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
C.W . Minkel, Associate Vice Chancellor and
Dean of The Graduate School
Linda R . Painter, Associate Dean of The
Graduate School
Michael W. Singletary, Assistant Dean of The
Graduate School
Diana Lopez, Director, Graduate Admissions
and Records
S . Kay Reed, Assistant to the Dean
Ann L . Lacava, Thesis/Dissertation Coordinator
Rose Ann Trantham, Assistant Director,
Graduate Admissions and Records
Irene Kaplon, Assistant Director, Graduate
Admissions and Records
Jeannette Bouchard, Staff Assistant
The University of Tennessee is the official
land-grant institution for the State of Tennessee
with its main campus in Knoxville . UT Knoxville
is the state's largest and most comprehensive
institution, and is the only state-supported
"Research University I" (Carnegie Classification)
in Tennessee . A wide range of graduate programs
leading to the Master's and doctoral degrees
is available . The University offers Master's
programs in 85 fields of specialization and doctoral
work in 52 . Approximately 6,800 graduate
students are enrolled, both on and off campus .
The Graduate School administration
develops procedures to implement the policies
formulated by the Graduate Council, and has
primary responsibility for Graduate School
admissions and records . Much of the dayto-day
administration of graduate study is
conducted by department heads or faculty
advisors and committees responsible for particular
programs . In addition to departmental
units, numerous interdisciplinary programs,
institutes and centers have been developed on
campus and in locations throughout the state .
The Graduate School brings together faculty
and graduate students as a community of
136
scholars with a common interest in creative
work and advanced study . Graduate programs
are available to students desiring full-time study
toward the Master's and doctoral degrees or
professional certification, those interested in
continuing education for updating and broadening
knowledge, and those pursuing postdoctoral
research . Traditionally, universities have provided
graduate programs primarily for full-time, degreeoriented
students . Serving the needs of students
engaged full-time in intensive study and pursuit
of a degree continues to be a major emphasis
of UT Knoxville's graduate effort . At the same
time, the University employs a variety of modes,
traditional and non-traditional, in offering
quality programs designed to serve students .
Complete information concerning graduate
study at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
is available in the Graduate Catalog published
annually . For a copy, write or visit the Office of
Graduate Admissions and Records, 218 Student
Services Building, The University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-0220 or call
(615) 974-3251 .
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Raymond A . Popp, Director
FULL-TIME FACULTY
Professor:
D.E . Olins, Ph .D . Rockefeller.
Research Professor :
A.L . Olins, Ph .D . New York .
Research Assistant Professors:
Robert S . Foote, Ph .D . Duke ; E.C .
Uberbacher, Ph .D . Pennsylvania.
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
offers programs leading to the Master of Science
and Doctor of Philosophy degrees . The School
publishes supplementary information in addition
to the regular Graduate Catalog. All inquiries
concerning admission should be addressed to :
Director, The University of Tennessee-Oak
Ridge Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences,