The College of Science, Literature and the Arts.
The College of Engineering, Metallurgy and the Mechanic Arts.... 147
The College of Agriculture..
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
The University of Minnesota was one of the first of American institu-
tions to enter upon the work of University Extension. Before the work
received its present name and models from England, the spirit of the
new movement was embodied in the conduct of Farmers' Institutes
which in the earlier years were carried on under the auspices of the
University.
University Extension courses with the modern methods and name
were undertaken in 1889-'90.
The rapid growth of the University itself has prevented the faculty
from pushing University Extension.
This year, however, it was decided to meet the demands of the work,
and a standing commmittee of the faculty was appointed to superintend
it, and to invite the cooperation of the colleges, normal schools and
high schools of the State.
The coming year similar courses of lectures will be offered and there
is every prospect of the fuller organization of local centres and of the
development of classes above the lectures. For circulars of informa-
tion and announcement of courses, address Professor Willis M. West,
secretary of the committee.
1. Title Page, 1.
II. Statement of Catalogue, 2.
III. General Calendar, 3.
IV. University Calendar, 4,5.
V. Program of Examinations, 6.
VI. History, Organization and Government. Organizing Act of 1851, 7; What was Ac-
complished, 9; Re-organizing Act of 1860, 9; Act Appointing Three Regents, 1864, 11; Final
Re-organizing Act, 1868, 12; Congressional Land Grant, 14; Organization, 16; The Geological
and Natural History Survey, 17; The Experiment Station, 18; The Hatch Bill, 19; The Mor.
rill Bill, 19; Appropriation, 21; Government of the University, 21; Regulations Defining the
Duties of the President and Faculties of the University, 22-23.
VII. Administrative Officers. Board of Regents, 24; Executive Officers, 24-25; Faculty,
26-31; Instructors and Assistants, 31-32; Scholars, 33.
VIII. The University. Organization into Colleges and Departments, 35-36.
IX. Material Equipment. Lands, 37; Libraries, 37-38; Museums, 38-39; Laboratories,
40-45.
X. General Information, 46-55. The University Year, 46; Students. Societies, 46-48;
Alumni Societies, 48, 49; Scholarships, 49; Prizes, 50, 51; Publications, 51; Students Expenses,
52-54; Care of Negligent Students, 54, 55.
XI. The Graduate Department, 59-66. The Master's Degree, Science, Literature and
Arts, 59-61; Engineers' Degrees, 61; The Degree of Master of Laws, 62; The Degree of Doc-
tor of Philosophy, 62-63; Courses of Instruction, 64-66.
XII. The College of Science, Literature and the Arts, 69-107. The Faculty, 69; Scholars,
70; Admission, 70; Requirements for Admission to the Freshman Class, 73-76; Course of
Study, 77-88; Courses of instruction, 89-107; the Teachers' Course, 107; the Summer School,
108; Unclassed Students, 107.
XIII. The College of Engineering, Metallurgy and the Mechanic Arts, 113-156. The
Faculty, 113; General Statement, 114; Admission, 114-115; Course of Study, 115-121; Notes on
Course, 122-124; Department Statements, 123-149; Civil Engineering, 124; Mechanical Engi-
neering, 129; Electrical Engineering, 134; Chemistry, 140; Mining and Metallurgy, 143; School
of Design, 149; Graduate Studies and Degrees, 152; Society of Engineers, 153; Libraries, 153;
Technical Essays, 154; the Gillette-Herzog Prizes, 155; Fees, 156.
XIV. The College of Agriculture and the School of Agriculture, 159-177. The College
of Agriculture-The Faculty, 159; Admissson, 159; Course of Study, 160, 161; Facilities for
Instruction, 161, 162. The School of Agriculture-The Faculty, 163; Admission, 163; Ex-
penses, 163, 164: Course of Study, 165; Program, 166-168; Special Students, 169; Equipment
and Courses of Instruction, 169-174; Graduation, 174: Students' Debating Society, 174: The
Dairy School, 175-177.
XV. The Experiment Station, 177-179.
XVI. The Department of Law, 183-194. The Faculty, 183; Organization, 183, 184:
Building, 185; Admission, 185; Special Students, 185; Advanced Standing, 186; Course of
Study, 186; Graduate Course, 187; Libraries, 188; Instruction, 189; Courts, 189; Moot Courts,
189; The Lecturers, 190; Literary Society, 190; Degrees, 191; Admission to the Bar, 191;
Books, 192, 194.
XVII. The Department of Medicine.-Organization, 197: Enrollment, 197; Admission, 197, 198; Special Students, 198; Facilities for Instruction, 198-200; Fees, 200; Advanced Standing, 201.
The College of Medicine and Surgery, 202-212. The Faculty, 202; Professional Examinations, 203; Yearly Expenses, 203, 204; Graduation, 204; Course of Study, 204; Courses of Instruction, 205-209; Dispensary, 201; Hospitals, 210, 211.
College of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery, 213-223. The Faculty, 213; Announcement, 213; Course of Study, 214; Announcement, 215; Yearly Expenses, 216; Examinations, 216; Courses of Instruction, 217-223.
The College of Dentistry, 225-239. The Faculty, 224; Announcement, 224-226; Courses of Instruction, 227-238; Graduation, 238; Text-Books, 238; Fall Quiz, 239; Examinations, 239. The College of Pharmacy, 240-250. The Faculty, 240; Scope of Instruction, 241; Courses of Instruction, 241-248; Special Students, 248; Examination, Graduation and Fees, 249; General Statement, 250.
XVIII. Students, 251-277.
XIX. Appendix-University Extension, 278.
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