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FLORIDA'S
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
PART D
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FLORIDA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
1953
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FLORIDA'S UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
PART II
A SURVEY OF
STATE-SUPPORTED HIGHER EDUCATION
IN FLORIDA
AS REPORTED TO
THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
BY THE
LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU
FEBRUARY 1953
Ki
This is the second part of a report on the FloridaUniversiry
System. The first Dart of the report was concerned with the
University System as a whole. The University System was ex-
amined against the background of all higher education for
the people of the State of Florida. The first part of this
report gave attention to the manner in which the University
System is managed, to the enrollment in the institutions,
to some financial aspects of the system, and to the programs
offered.
In this second part of the report more detailed information
concerning the institutions in the University System is pre-
sented. Particular attention is given to the programs of
instruction, but the other activities in the institutions
are noted. An attempt has been made to report the function
of various parts of the institutions in relation to their
financial requirements.
In addition to information about the three institutions,
attention is given to the experiment stations and to the
extension programs which are apart of the University System.
THE FLORIDA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
WALLACE E. STURGIS
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE
OCALA
CHA I RMAN
A. ROY SURLES
REPRESENTATIVE. POLK COUNTY
LAKELAND
VICE- CHAIRMAN
SENATE MEMBERS
GEORGE C. DAYTON
DADE CITY
R. B. GAUTIER
MIAMI
HARRY E. KING
WINTER HAVEN
GEORGE W. LEAIRD
FT. LAUDERDALE
B, C. PEARCE
PALATKA
WAYNE E. RIPLEY
JACKSONVILLE
J. B. RODGERS, JR.
WINTER GARDEN
GEORGE G. TAPPER
PORT ST. JOE
HOUSE MEMBERS
JOHN E. BOLLINGER
WEST PALM BEACH
C. FARRIS BRYANT
OCALA
DOYLE E. CONNER
STARKE
B. ELLIOTT
PAHOKEE
JAMES S. MOODY
PLANT CITY
FLETCHER MORGAN
JACKSONVILLE
GEORGE S. OKELL
MIAMI
JOHN S. PITTMAN
JAY
SELECT COHHIITTEE ON EDUCATION
A. ROY SURLES
CHA /RMAN
SENATOR GEORGE G, TAPPER SENATOR GEORGE W. LEAIRD
REPRESENTATtVE JOHN S, PITTMAN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
of
PART II
THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.................................. 125
INCOMfE .................. ........................... 130
EXPENDITURES...................................... 38
INSTRUCTIONAL LOAD ...............................143
RESIDENT INSTRUCTION............................. ..1.47
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE.......................... 153
.SCHOOL OF FORESTRY.... ............ .. ............ 169
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS...........175
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES......................184
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISAI.................. .........206
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMNISTRATION................210
COLLEGE OF EDUCATIO. ..............................221
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING............... ..............229
COLLEGE OF LA.....................................242
DIVISION OF MUSIC................ ............... 246
COLLEGE OF PhiRYfACY...... ..................... ....... 250
COLLI OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIO......... ................255
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE............................. .262
GRADUATE SCHOOL.................................. 266
SCHOOL OF IVTER-AMERICAN STUDIES..................268
KILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS...................... 270
OTHER 'DUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES...................... 272
.GENERAL ADMINISTRATION...................... .....276
NONEDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.........................278
THE FLORIDA ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL
EXPERIMENT STATION ...................................... 285
THE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION ........................288
THL AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE ........................290
THE GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION OF FLORIDA.................297
FLOrlDA STATE UNIVERSITY .............................. ....303
INCOME..................................... ..... 306
EXPENDITUPES..................... ................. 308
INSTRUCTIONAL LOAD ............ .... ............... 312
RESIDENT INSTRUCTIO ............................. 316
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES......................320
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS................................ 351
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION............................... 364
SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS.........................378
SCHOOL OF LIBRARY TRAINING AND SERVICE............392
SCHOOL OF IUSIC ......... ....................... 398
SCHOOL OF NURSING................................ 402
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION...................406
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WELFARE.........................412
GENERAL EDUCATION ............................ .... 417
GRADUATE SCHOOL .................................. 418
OTHER EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ......................420
OPERATION OF PHYSICAL PLANT .......................424
GENERAL ADMINISTRATIOvN... ........................425
AGENCY AND AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES...................429
FUNDS............................................430
FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE...............433
INCOME. ...........................................435
EXPENDITURES.......................... .......... 437
INSTRUCTIONAL LOAD................................ 438
RESIDENT INSTRUCTION..............................439
DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE.......................... .443
DIVISION OF EDUCATION .................... ......... 446
ENGINEERING AND MECHANIC ARTS DIVISION ............449
GRADUATE STUDIES DIVISION.........................452
HOME ECONOMICS DIVISION...........................454
HUMANITIES DIVISION ........ ....................... 457
LAW DIVISION ......................... ........... 460
DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND NATHRMATICS......463
DIVISION OF NURSING EDUCATION .....................466
DIVISION OF PHARYACY.............. ............. 469
SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION.......................... 472
EXPENDITURES FOR INSTRUCTION ......................475
OTHER ACTIVITIES................................. 476
FUNDS............................................. 482
INDEX TO PART II ......... ...... ........................484
"......One university to be known as the UNIVERSITY
OF FLORIDA located at Gainesville, to which
shall be admitted both white male and white
female students;......"'
FLORIDA STATUTES 1951. 239.10 (I)
INSTALLATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1. University of Florida, Agricultural Experiment Station Main Station
and Agricultural Extension Service Headquarters
(a) Dairy Unit Agricultural Experiment Station
(b) Williamson fract Agricultural Experiment Station
(c) Austin Cary Memorial School of Forestry
(d) Biology Laboratory Newnan's Lake
(e) Lake Wauburg Camp Florida Student Union
(f) Radio Station WRUF
(g) Devil's Hillhopper Tract
2. West Florida Experiment Station Jay
3. Camp Timpoochee 4-H Club Camp Agricultural Extension Service
4. North Florida Experiment Station Mobile Unit Chipley
5. Florida National Egg Laying Test Chipley Agricultural Extension
Service
6. North Florida Experiment Station Mobile Unit Marianna
7. North Florida Experiment Station Quincy
8. North Florida Experiment Station Mobile Unit Monticello
9. Pecan Investigations Laboratory Monticello
io. Cherry Lake 4-H Club Camp Agricultural Extension Service
11. Suwannee Valley Experiment Station Live Oak
12. State Forest Ranger School Lake City
13. Comparative Zoology Tract
14. Marine Biology Laboratory Seahorse Key
15. Welaka Conservation Reserve Project
16. Potato Investigations Laboratory Hastings
17. Doe Lake 4-H Club Camp Agricultural Extension Service
18. Camp McQuarrie 4-il Club Camp Agricultural Extension Service
19. Watermelon & Grape Investigations Laboratory Leesburg
20. West Central Florida Experiment Station Brooksville
21. Central Florida Experiment Station Sanford
22. Strawberry Investigations Laboratory Plant City
23. Citrus Experiment Station Lake Alfred
24. Weather Forecasting Bureau Lakeland
25. Gulf Coast Experiment Station Bradenton
26. Range Cattle Experiment Station Ona
27. New 4-H Club Camp Agricultural Extension Service
28. Indian River Field Laboratory Ft. Pierce (Citrus and Everglades
Stations)
29. Everglades Experiment Station Belle Glade
30. Old Plantation Field Laboratory Ft. Lauderdale (Everglades Station)
31. Subtropical Station Homestead
LOCATION OF THE VARIOUS INSTALLATIONS OF THE
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, THE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE,
AND THE UNIVERSITY PROPER
THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
NUMBERS ARE IDENTIFIED ON OPPOSITE PAGE.
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INCOME FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
In his report to the Board of Control, the Business Manager
of the University of Florida'showed $16,965,584.71 as the
combined income for the Agricultural Experiment Station, the
Agricultural Extension Service, the Engineering and Indus-
trial Experiment Station, and the University Proper (includ-
ing the General Extension Division of Florida).
This grand total income is shown on a percentage basis in
the illustration on the opposite page. It i's based on the
following information taken from the business manager's re-
port:
Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Extension Services
Engineering and Industrial Experiment
Station
University of Florida Proper, (in-
cluding Gen. Extension Div.).
GRAND TOTAL INCOME
$ 3,328,090.70
846,181.79
620,344.87
12,170,967.35
$16,965,584.71
This income will be shown by -source in the following pages
of this report.
INCOME FOR UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
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TOTAL $16,965,584.71
INCOME FOR THE UNIVERSITY PROPER
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
Although the grand total income for the University oLFlorida
for 1951-52 is reported as $16,965,584.71, only about 72% of
that amount was for the use of the "university proper".1
$12,170,967.35 of the grand total income was income for use
of the university proper. $9,213,872.54 was income for edu-
cational and general purposes. $2,933,282.69 was income for
auxiliary activities, and $23,812.12 was income from other
non-educational activity.
These figures are from the report of the business manager to
the board of control.
The income figures for the university proper are 'shown on a
percentage basis in the illustration on the opposite page.
1. SEE THE TWO PAGES IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING FOR DISTRIBUTION
OF THE GRAND TOTAL INCOME.
INCOME FOR THE "UNIVERSITY PROPER"
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
EDUCATE IONAL
' .*.^* EDUCATIONAL
- AND
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AUXILIARY
INCOME
INCOME '
(75. .
OTHER NON-
EDUCATIONAL
(0.2%)
TOTAL $12,170.967.35
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THE SOURCE OF EDUCATIONAL AND GENERAL INCOME
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
Of the $12,170,967.35 which comprised the income for the
"university proper",1 about 76% was income for educational
and general purposes.
The following information concerning the 'source of
$9,213,872..54 which was available for educational and
eral use at the University of Florida was taken from
business manager's June fiscal report to the Board:
Student Fees
Endowment Income
State Appropriations
Federal Government
Private Gifts and Grants
Income from Sales and Services,
(educational)
Other Income University
Income from Organized Activities
Related to Instruction
TOTAL
$1,426,096.98
3,541.79
7,115,000.00
93,969.66
262,475.23
.53,730.24
233,582.30
'25,476.34
$9,213,872.54
This information is -shown on a percentage basis, using $100
as the basis for the chart.
i. SEE THE TWO PAGES IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING FOR THE INFORMA-
TION FOR THE TOTAL INCOME FOR THE UNIVERSITY PROPER.
the
gen-
the
gifts L grant
$2.85
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governmen-
$1.02
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services
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BREAKDOWN OF STUDENT FEES
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
The business manager's June fiscal report to the Board shows
that $1,426,096.98 was received by the University of Florida
in student fees. This sum constituted about 15% of the in-
come of the university proper for 1951-52.
Included in the students fees collected in 1951-52 is a sub-
stantial item of $451,919.10 which was collected from the
Federal Government as veteran student fees for prior years.
Veteran Student Fees...........$213,870.42
Nonveteran Student Fees........ 503,588.51
Graduation Fees................ 29,058.89
P. K. Yonge School, Fees....... 2,477.oo
Late Registration Fees......... 4,936.82
Music Fees.................... 13,636.68
Student Building Fees.......... 111,763.07
Extension Fees
Extension Class Fees......... 37,844-96
Correspondence Study Fees.... 29,108.86
Extension Short Courses...... 15,761.61
Miscellaneous Student Fees..... 12,131.06
Veteran Student Fees
(Prior Years).......... 415,919.10
TOTAL................. $1,426,096.98
DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENT FEES
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
SWIMMING POOL $1
TOTAL StSO.00
CONTINGENT FEE
USED FOR GENERAL PURPOSES IN
UNIVERSITY CURRENT FUND.
SWIMMING POOL
USED FOR OPERATION, AND MAIN-
TENANCE.
ATHLETICS $9.00
PUBLICATIONS $6.95
FLORIDA UNION $7.00
INTRAMURALs $1.95
STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE*
LYCEUM COUNCIL $1.35
MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS $1.30
CHEERLEADERS $0.10
PEP CLUB $0.10
BUILDING FEE
USED FOR BUILDING CONSTRUC.
TION AND REHABILITATION
INFIRMARY FEE
USED FOR SUPPORT OF STUDENT
HEALTH SERVICES. AN ADDI.
TIONAL CHARGE IS MADE FOR
BOARD IN THE INFIRMARY AND
FOR SPECIAL MEDICINES AND
SERVICES AS REQUIRED.
FLORIDA PLAYERS $0.65
DEBATE $0.60
WOMEN'S STUDENT ASSOC. $0.10
SPECIAL FUNDS $0.50
*STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES ARE ASSESSED BY VOTE
OF THE STUDENT BODY AND APPROVED BY THE
BOARD OF CONTROL BEFORE THEY ARE ADOPTED.
TOTAL EXPENDITURES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
$14,723,932.84 is the total amount of money which was 'spent
by the University of Florida during the fiscal year 1951-52,
but about 31% of thi's amount was -spent by divisions which
are outside the "university proper".1
The opposite page shows the distribution on a percentage
basis, using $ioo.oo as the amount of money distributed.
That distribution to the university proper and to four other
divisions i's based on the following totals taken from the
June 19.52 monthly fiscal report of the business manager to
the board's executive 'secretary.
University of Florida Proper $10, 198,272.64
Agricultural Experiment Stations 2,845,843.55
Agricultural Extension Service 806,804.27
Engineering and Industrial
Experiment Station 617,673.90
General Extension Division2 255,338.48
GRAND TOTAL $14,733,93a.84
The expenditures of the university proper will be di'stribu-
ted to the various-services further in the report.
1. INCLUDES GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL EXPENSE;
RESIDENT INSTRUCTION; ORGANIZED RESEARCH; THE LIBRARY;
THE MUSEUM: THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THEPHYSICAL
PLANT; ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES RELATED TO INSTRUCTIONt THE
AUXILIARIES AND OTHER NONEDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES. INCLUD-
ING INTERCOLLEGIATE, ATHLETICS.
2. SERVES THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM AS A WHOLE.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
DISTRIBUTION OF 1951-52 EXPENDITURES
(CHART BASED ON $100)
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION
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$5:.8 "
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$5.48
ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL
EXPERIMENTATION
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AGR I CULTURAL EXPERIMENTAT I ON
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$19.33
UNIVERSITY PROPER
$69.26
GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION
V '" 9'! '
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$4.20
$1.73
GRAND TOTAL $14,723,932.84
EXPENDITURES WITHIN THE "UNIVERSITY PROPER"
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
About 69% of the $14,723,932.84.* spent by the University of
Florida was spent by the university proper.
The distribution of these expenditures on a percentage basis
is shown on the following pages. The distributions are based
on the following figures which were taken from the 1952 fiscal
report of the university business manager to the board.
General Administration and
General Expenses
Resident Instruction
Organized Research
Library
Museum
Operation and Maintenance of
Physical Plant
Organized Activities Related
to Instruction
TOTAL EDUCATION AND GENERAL
Auxiliary Activities
Other Non-educational Activities,
including athletics
TOTAL NON-EDUCATIONAL
TOTAL FOR UNIVERSITY PROPER
$ 879,628.54
4,614,486.79
243,832.50
384,554.58
11,240.66
1,206,973.98
92,687.76
$ 7,433,403.81
$2,587,677.15
177,191.68
$ 2,764,868.83
$10,198,272.64
SEE THE PAGES IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF
THIS GRAND TOTAL FOR ALL UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA EXPENDI
TURES.
DISTRIBUTION OF UNIVERSITY PROPER EXPENDITURES
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
EXPENDITURES '' \
SFOR .
S.. AUXILIARY ...
""ACTIVITIES ;;' .*
(25)5X
EDUCATIONAL (2% OTHER NON-
.. -- :: EDUCATIONAL
AND.. -(2%)
GENERAL -
-. --- '-. EXPENDITURES
(73%)
TOTAL $10,198,272.64
141
DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND GENERAL EXPENDITURES*
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951 -52
STUDENT WELFARE
I0
: ...
"' ...: .. ..
$2.50
ORGANIZED ACTIVITIES RELATED
TO -- INSTRUCTION
$1.25
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF PHYSICAL PLANT**
$16.24
$16.24
RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
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$62.08
GENERAL EXPENSES
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
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$8.12
LIBRARY
$5.17
ORGANIZED RESEARCH
FLORIDA MUSEUM
$1 .21
$.15
* CHART BASED ON $100.
** INCLUDES 190 FOR CONSULTING ARCHITECT TO
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.
$3.28
INSTRUCTIONAL LOAD IN FULL-TINE STUDENTS'
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
(STUDENTS BY 1.000)
S 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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FALL
1940
72
19417
47
19421
19
1944 [ 1
19
19451
31
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GRADUA TE'STUDENTS
NO. FULLTIME
STUDENTS
1940-41
1941-42
1942-43
1943-44
1944-45
1945-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
1950-51
1951-52
1952-53
3,894
3,439
3,242
701
783
1,379
6,636
8,583
10,090
10,616
9,765
8,975
9,118
1946 1
1947
225
1948
386
1949 5
506
1950
561
19 51
428
1952 L
384
1. FULL TIME STUDENTS DETERMINED ON BASIS OF 15 SEMESTER HOURS CREDIT FOR UNDERGRADUATES
AND 12 SEMESTER HOURS CREDIT FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
PER FULL-TIME STUDENT COSTS
YEAR
1940-41
1941-42
1942-43
1943-44
1944-45
1945-46
1946-47
1947-48
1948-49
1949-50
F. 1950-51
S 1951-52
1952-53
1953-54
GENERAL REVENUE
APPROPRIATIONS
(CURRENT OPERATIONS)
$1,000,250.00
1,035,000.00
1,035,000.00
1,013,175.00
1,013,175.00
1,141,813.00
1,141,813.00
3,627,575.00
3,627,575.00
5,978,464.00
6,688,216.00
7,115,000.00
7,115,000.00
$7,902,860.00
GENERAL REVENUE APPROPRIATIONS PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
(CURRENT DOLLARS) (CONSTANT DOLLARS)
$256.87
300.96
319.25
1,445.33
1,293.97
828.00
172.o6
422.65
359.52
563.16
684.92
792.76
780.32
($866.73)3
$253.82
270.16
264.28
1,162.78
1,018.87
636.43
113.57
254.46
208.66
334.82
381.15
421.91
(415.28)1
REQUESTED
($461.27 }-3
EXPENDITURES FOR
RESIDENT
INSTRUCTION
$860,447.96
S907,817.98
848,267.97
958,326.25
736,963.50
1,048,822.40
2,162,272.28
3,322,339.78
3,377,841.52
4,508,001.20
4,894,221.18
4,517,336.23
(4,589,271.76)2
$5,632,302.00
EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
(CURRENT DOLLARS) (CONSTANT DOLLARS)
$220.97
263.98
261.65
1,367.08
941.20
760.57
325.84
387.08
334.78
424.64
501.20
503.32
(503.32)
($617.71)4
$218.35
236.97
216.60
1,099.82
741.10
584.60
215.08
233.04
194.30
252.46
278.91
267.87
(267.87)1
($328.74)1'4
1. ASSUMES 1951-52 PRICE LEVEL.
2. ESTIMATION USING 1951-52 EXPENDITURE.
3. ASSUMES 1952-53 INSTRUCTIONAL LOAD. (IF APPROPRIATION
PER STUDENT IS HELD AT 1952-53 LEVEL, THE APPROPRIATION
REQUESTED WOULD PROVIDE FOR 10,127 STUDENTS.)
4. ASSUMES 1952.53 INSTRUCTIONAL LOAD. (IF EXPENDITURE
HELD AT 1951-52 LEVEL, THE AMOUNT REQUESTED FOR RESIDENT
INSTRUCTION WOULD PROVIDE FOR 11,190 STUDENTS.)
GEMERAt PFr. V YE APPPaOPiyA TO' PER FLP E -rE ri. OET
University of Florida
$ 1500
$! 00
! 130 -
$1200
$1 o00 -
$1000
$900
soo !
$800 -
$700
3600 -
$500 -
$400
$300
$200
$ 100 -
N C I (0 M Go
L t I I I t I I
o NM C' %' )O t O
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/. Assumes /952-53 Instructional Load
2. Assumes /951-52 Price Load 41
2.
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$1500oo
- <3 0' ;'
i i200
I 2 900
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. $70
- 600
-1 00
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530
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EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
University of Florida
$1400
$ 1300
$ 1200
$ 100
$1000
$900
$800
$1400
$1300
$ 1200
$1100
$1000
$900
$800
$700
$600
$500
$400
$300
$200
$ 100
-DOLLARS 1. 3
CON ST"N T S. ,1T,..,. .- ...
.' -a, c gl -n q ei n u_
I. Assumes that expenditures for Resident
Instruction at 1951-52 level.
2. Assumes 1952-53 Instructional Load
3. Assumes /951-52 Price level
$200
$100
Inm i in in
2?LO (T
O'J O
$700
2
S$600
S $500
$400
2. 3
$300
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52 EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
SALARY
EXPENSES
Agriculture
Forestry
Architecture and
Allied Arts
Arts and Sciences
Journalism
Business Administration
Education
Engineering
Law
Music
Pharmacy
Physical Education
University College
Subtotal
Board of Examiners
Graduate School
Inter-American Studies
Military Science
Subtotal
Grand Total
$ 347,280.99
102,533.34
190,928.18
964,929.74
31,856.28
378,843.24
539,492.22
415,934.76
153,176.34
101,278.47
104,816.04
217,783.87
451,480.07
4,010,333-54
44,231.43
26,593.38
22,436.15
10,591.43
103,852.'39
$4,114,185.93
$ 54,412.87
24,917.77
20,875.82
95,085.79
5,406.26
10,098.13
24,241.01
111,399.12
32,394.46
31,700.11
15,075.95
45,624.43
6,633.08
477,864.80
12,495.67
1,599.67
6,890.42
1,450.30
22,436.06
$500,300.861
$ 401,693.86
127,451.11
211,804.00
1,o6o,015.53
37,262.54
388,941.37
563,733.23
527,333.88
185,570.80
132,978.58
119,891.99
263,408.30
468,113.15
4,488,198.34
56,727.10
28,193.05
29,326.57
12,041.73
126,288.45
1. INCLUDES $97.150.56 IN UNLIQUIDATED ENCUMBRANCES.
TOTAL
UNIVERSIl
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1951-52
(CHART BASED ON $100)
S10 $20
TY COLLEGE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
& ALLIED ARTS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND
SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
(INCLUDING LABORATORY
SCHOOL)
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
GRADUATE SCHOOL
SCHOOL OF INTER.AMERICAN
STUDIES
COLLEGE OF LAW
MILITARY SCIENCE AND
TACTICS
DIVISION OF MUSIC
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
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RESIDENT INSTRUCTION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
The budgets of the University of Florida, as we1. as for the
other institutions of the University System, provide for
resident instruction; and the financial reports of the insti-
tutions report expenditures for resident .instruction. Under
that term, resident instruction, the primary activity is
classroom and laboratory instruction, but there are a number
of other related activities which are .included.
Page 155 of this report shows what use was made in 1951-52
of the time of faculty members .in the 13 schools and col-
leges of the University of Florida,1 The percent of faculty
time devoted to instruction in classrooms and in laboratories
varied from less than 50% to more than do%.
Each of the schools reported time 'spent in administration,
apart from administrative services provided in the general
university administration. Each of the schools reported
time spent in student counseling.in addition to the student
welfare program. Most of the schools reported time spent in
research. To the extent to which schools provided staff for
instruction in the General. Extension Division, time for ex-
tension.is .included under resident instruction. Some time
was spent in other miscellaneous activities.
The use of the term resident .instruction refers primarily to
classroom and laboratory activities, but other functions are
requested in the legislative budgets under that title, and
expenditures for other functions are included in financial
reports under that name.
i. INFORMATION FOR F.S.U. IS ON PAGE 318.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
UNIVERSITY TOTAL
FACULTY
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
188
143
187
113
6312
AVG1 YRS.
AT U. OF F.
72%
59%
36%
5%
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENTAGE IN 7 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
THE PERCENTAGE IN 6 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F, IS HIGHER,
25%
AVERAGE1 SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR 4 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
THE AVERAGE FOR 8 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER OR EQUAL.
$5.000 $5,400 $5.800 $6,200
1THE AVERAGE IS THE MEDIAN.
THIS TOTAL DOES NOT INCLUDE ACADEMIC PERSONNEL
IN GENERAL ADMINISTRATION (20). STUDENT WELFARE
(27). LIBRARY (34). DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL (30).
AVG
SALARY
$7,125
$5,800
$5,150
$4,200
$5,500
100%
$4,600
$6,700
__ __
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DISTRIBUTION OF TIHE OF ACADEMIC STAFF*
BY FUNCTION
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
(IN TEACHING UNITS ONLY)*
80%
AGRICULTURE
ARCHITECTURE &
ALLIED ARTS
ARTS & SCIENCES
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
EDUCATION
ENGINEERING
FORESTRY
JOURNALISM
LAW
MUSIC
PHARMACY
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA
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TEACHING COUNSELING ADMINIS. EXTENSION RESEARCH
TRATION
OTHER
*EXCLUDES LIBRARY, STUDENT WELFARE,
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.
1. FACULTY QUESTIONNAIRES DID NOT DISTINGUISH
BETWEEN RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AND OTHER PROJ-
ECTS. INCLUDES PERFORMANCES. RECITALS AND
MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS.
100%
THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
TOTAL OF ALL COLLEGES
AND SCHOOLS
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
SALARY COST
PER FULL-TIME
STUDENT
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES 1,033
GRAD. COURSES ONLY 260
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES 561
GRAD. COURSES ONLY 182
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7,868
454
3,463
1,172
$1,913,426
$ 267,550
285,087
86,690
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NUMBER
COURSES
AVG.
SI ZE
CLASS
$243
$588
$ 82
$ 74
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THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
University of Florida
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
SCHOOL OF
FORESTRY
EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
1951-52
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
General
Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Engineering
Agronomy
Animal Industry and Husbandry
Botany
Dairying
Entomology and Pest Control
Horticulture
Poultry
Soils
Veterinary Service
SALARY
$ 23,813.18
35,833-42
24,456.54
29,864.84
30,337.32
64,890.12
18,224.78
33,602.40
43,900.79
5,164.92
33,842.76
3,349.92
$347,280.99
EXPENSES
$22,909.22
1,650.11
1,338.31
2,188.oo
1,640.20
5,152.69
1,206.82
9,144.44
5,791.87
*519.23
2,731.02
140.96
$54,412.871
TOTAL
$ 46,722.40
37,483.53
25,794.84
32,052.84
31,977.52
70,042.81
19,431.60
42,746.84
49,692.66
5,684.15
36,573.78
3,490.88
$401,693.86
1. INCLUDES $12.789.80 IN UNLIOUIDATED ENCUMBRANCES.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
FACULTY
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENTAGE IN 9 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
,/
25%
50%
THE PERCENTAGE IN 3 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER
75%
100%
AVERAGE* SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR 11 SC
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
$5.000
$5,400
:HOOLS AT THE AVERAGE FOR I SCHOOL AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER
-5,800 $6,200 -6,700
$5,800 $6,200 $6,700
AVG* YRS.
AT U. OF F.
78%
67%
46%
6o%
AVG*
SALARY
$7,200
$5,900
$5,175
$.,o000
$6,000
4,00
$4,600
*AVERAGE USED IS THE MEDIAN
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER
COURSES
AVG.
SIZE
CLASS
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
131
42
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
20%
40%
40%
COST PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
THE COST IN 7 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER
THE COST IN 5 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
I 3
250 300
10
450 500
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
SALARY COST
PER FULL-TIME
STUDENT
$170,076
$37,832
$20,807
$6, o10
182
59
$304
$8o5
$114
$103
7.1%
0%
6I
60%
80%
100%
$ 200
$ 200
AVERAGE OF TWO SEMESTERS.
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AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
30
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THE RELATION OF CLASS SIZE AND TEACHING COST
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
$100
$200
$300
I I I I I I
COST OF CLASSROOM TEACHING
PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
$400 cn
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AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
ESTABLISHED IN 1926
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 15
NO. GRAD. COURSES 5
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 48
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 16
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $16,310
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $340
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951
1950
1949
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$2159
1948 1947
Agricultural
Economics
B.S.A.
M. of Ag.
M.S.A.
AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
ESTABLISHED IN 1923
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 10
NO. GRAD. COURSES 2
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 57
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 18
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $14,110
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $247
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
3
1
20
13
$2505
$125
MAJOR
Agricultural Eng.
DEGREE 1951
B.S.A. 32
M.A. 4
M.S.A. i
1950
81
4
1949
47
5
1948
17
1947
13
1
AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY
ESTABLISHED IN
1905
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 11
NO. GRAD. COURSES 6
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 48
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 16
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $12,804
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $267
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$2053
MAJOR
Agroncoy
Gen.
Agriculture
DEGREE 1951
B.S.A. 3
M. of Ag. 5
N.S.A. 2
B.S.A. 7
1948
1947
1950
9
2
3
12
1949
6
1
3
10
AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
TEACHING BEGAN IN 1909
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
SUMMER SESSION
1952
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE
Animal Husbandry B.S.A.
M.A.
M.S.A.
Animal Nutrition Ph.D
1951
30
'7
1950
63
1
5
1949
46
2
4
2
1948 1947
$14,839
$198
$2552
$106
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DIVISION OF BOTANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1925
(FIRST TAUGHT IN DEPT. OF BIOLOGY)
REGULAR YEAR SUMMER SESSION
1951 52 1952
NUMBER OF COURSES 23 10
NO. GRAD. COURSES 8 5
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 109 36
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 18 6
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $43,579 $6,993
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 400 $ 194
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR DEGREE 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947
Bacteriology B.S.A. 4 3 2 1
Bacteriology M. of Ag. 1
Bacteriology M.S.A. 1
Bacteriology M.S. 12 17 8 4 1
Botany B.S.A. 2 2 3 2
Botany M.S.A. 1
Botany. M.S. 2
Plant Pathology B.S.A. 1 1
Plant Pathology M. of Ag. 1
Plant Pathology M.S.A. 4 1
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF DAIRY SCIENCE
ESTABLISHED IN 1949
(INSTRUCTION BEGAN IN 1912)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 11
NO. GRAD. COURSES 4
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 17
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 9
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $9,035
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 531
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Dairy
Dairy
Dairy
Dairy
Dairy
Dairy
DEGREE 1951
Manufactures
Manufactures
Manufactures
Husbandry
Husbandry
Husbandry
B.S.A.
M.A.
M.S.A.
B.S.A.
M.A.
M.S.A.
1950
7
1
3
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$846
$220
1949
2
1
4
1948
1947
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY
ESTABLISHED IN 1924
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 13
NO. GRAD. COURSES 4
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 38
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 13
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $12,812
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 337
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
4
1
6
4
$1,o16
$ 169
MAJOR
Entomology
Entomology
Entomology
Entomology
DEGREE 1951
B.S.A.
M. of Ag.
M.S.A.
M.S.
1950
25
2
1948
1947
1949
7
3
1
1
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE
(TEACHING BEGAN IN THE 1890'S)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 16
NUMBER GRAD. COURSES 3
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 60
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 16
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $18,683
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 311
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Horticulture
Horticulture
Horticulture
Horticulture
DEGREE 1951
1950
1949
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$686
$ 34
1948
1947
B.S. InAg.
Master of
Ago
M.S. in Ag.
Ph.D.
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F,
THE DEPARTMENT OF POULTRY HUSBANDRY
(INSTRUCTION BEGAN BEGAN BEFORE 1920)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Poultry lus-
bandry
Poultry lius-
bandry
Poultry Hus-
bandry
DEGREE 1951
B.S.A. 3
M. Ag. 1
2 Yr. Course
(Non Degree)
$ 326
1950
1949
1948
1947
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF SOILS
(INSTRUCTION BEGAN IN 1907)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 11
NO. GRAD. COURSES 4
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 57
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 19
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $16,963
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 298
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951
Soil Fertility
& Management B.S.A.
Soil Chemistry
?& icro-
biology B.S.A.
Soils Surveying B.S.A.
Soils
Soils
1950
SUMMER SESSION
1952
4
1
16
7
$1,738
$ 109
1949
1948
M.S.A.
M. of Ag.
1947
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY. SCIENCE
ESTABLISHED IN 1949
(SERVICE COURSES AND RESEARCH 'WORK INITIATED IN 1919)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
NO DEGREES GRANTED
3
2
8.9
2,727
$ 306
SUMMER SESSION
1952
1
1
2.2
2
$259
$119
THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
University of Florida
DIRECTOR OF THE
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
1951-52
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
U. OF F.
General
State Ranger School
SALARY
$ 88,115.13
14,418.21
$102,533.34
EXPENSES
$16,219.78
8,697.99
TOTAL
$104,334.91
23,116.20
$127,451.11
1. INCLUDES $3.497.45 IN UNLIQUIDATED ENCUMBRANCES.
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY &
FOREST RANGER SCHOOL
FACULTY
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
AVG* YRS
AT U. OF F.
33%
33%
100%
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENTAGE IN 6
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
0%
SCHOOLS AT THE PERCENTAGE IN 6 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
25%
50%
75%
AVERAGE* SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR 7
U. OF F. IS LOWER
$5000
$5,000
SCHOOLS AT THE AVERAGE FOR 5 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER OR EQUAL.
$5,400 $5,800 $6,200 $6,700
AVG*
SALARY
$6,150
$5,700
$5,175
$3,700
$5,6oo
100%
$4600
$4,600
AVERAGEE USED IS THE MEDIAN
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY*
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER
COURSES
AVG.
SIZE
CLASS
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES 9
GRAD. COURSES ONLY 2
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
20%
40%
COST PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
THE COST IN 12 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER,
S 200
s 200
"A SCHOOL IN THE COLLEGE OF AGRI CULTURE.
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
SALARY COST
PER FULL-TIME
STUDENT
59
1.3
40
2.2
$28,066
$3,093
$4,383
$536
$476
$2,326
$110
$246
0%
60%
80
80%
100%
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U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY
ESTABLISHED IN 1935
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 21
NO. GRAD. COURSES 3
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 59
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 10
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $28,066
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 476
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
9
2
40
9
$4,383
$ 110
MAJOR
Forest Manage-
ment
Wildlife Manage-
ment
Forest Products
Technology
DEGREE 1951
B.S.F. 34
M.S.F. 8
B.S.F.
M.S.F.
B.S.F.
M.S.F.
1950
1949
1948
1947
THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
U. OF F.
THE FOREST RANGER SCHOOL
The Forest Ranger School at Lake City was established as a
department of the School of Forestry. The Columbia School
of Forestry which had been in operation under the "sponsorship
of a group of interested citizens was taken over as a state
school in 1949-
The program of instruction in the Forest Ranger School is
designed to prepare men for non-professional forestry work
in the foreman category. The course carries no university
credit, but .a certificate is awarded for
completion of the one-year course.
The expenditures for this program for the
shown on page 170 of this report.
Number Completing
Course
the -succes-sful
year 1951-52 are
1951 1950 1949 1948
19 29 29 28
THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
AND ALLIED ARTS
University of Florida
PRESIDENT
DEAN
EXECUTIVE SECRETARYI
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1951-52
ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS
U. OF F.
SALARY
EXPENSES
General
Architecture
Art
$ 17,115.75
119,686.95
54,125.48
$190,928.18
$ 6,725.47
2,238.84
11,911.51
$20,875.821
$ 23,841.22
121,925.79
66,036.99
$211,804.00
1. INCLUDES $20,875.82 IN UNLIQUIDATED ENCUMBRANCES.
TOTAL
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND
ALLIED ARTS
FACULTY
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENT.
AGE IN 2
SCHOOLS AT U.
OF F. IS
LOWER.
0%
THE PERCENTAGE IN 10 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER
25%
50%
AVERAGE* SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR 3 SCHOOLS AT THE AVERAGE FOR 9 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER. U. OF F. IS HIGHER,
$4.600 $5.000 $5.400 $5,800 $6.200
$6700
$6.700
AVG* YRS.
AT U. OF F.
AVG*
SALARY
$',800
$5,850
$5,550
$4,300
75%
100%
*AVERAGE USED IS THE MEDIAN.
Y
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
AND ALLIED ARTS
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER
COURSES
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
AVG.
SIZE
CLASS.
16
2
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
323
4
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
80
7.8
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
S106,223
$3,168
$13,080
$643
SALARY COST
PER FULL.TIME
STUDENT
$329
$812
$161
$82
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
20%
40%
60%
80%
COST PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
THE COST IN 8 SCHOOLS AT THE COST IN 4 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER. U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
S 200 250 300 350 400 450 500
550 600
4.1%
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100%
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THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
20 15 10 5 0
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$100
$200
COST OF CLASSROOM TEACHING
PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
$300 $400
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AND ALLIED ARTS
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
ESTABLISHED IN 1925
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 80
NO. GRAD. COURSES 4
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 276
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 16
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $89,924
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 326
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951
Architecture B. of Arc
Architecture M. of A.
Arch.
Building Con-
struction B.B.C.
Building Con-
struction M.S.B.C.
Interior Design B.A.A.
Landscape Archi-
:h.
in
1950
1949
SUMMER SESSION
1952
59
6
8o
3
$13,080
$ 164
1948
1947
55 70
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THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
AND ALLIED ARTS
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ART
ESTABLISHED IN 1929
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
17
1
46.8
16
$16,299
$ 348
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Art
Commercial Art
Crafts
Printing &
Drawing
DEGREE 1951
M.F.A.
B.A.A.
B.A.A.
B.F.A.
1950
1949
1948
1947
THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE &
ALLIED ARTS
U. OF F.
THE UNIVERSITY CENTER OF THE ARTS
The Center of the Arts is an unbudgeted activity of the
College of Architecture and Allied Arts. It is described
in the catalog as the beginning of a teaching, research and
public service center in which students, faculty, and the
general public can study examples of outstanding contemporary
work in painting, industrial design, furniture, crafts, com-
munity planning, architecture, and other arts.
The expenditures for this center are not identifiable in the
budget or financial reports of the University of Florida.
THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
AND ALLIED ARTS
U. OF F.
THE BUREAU OF ARCHITECTURAL AND COMMUNI TY RESEARCH
This is another unbudgeted activity of the College of Archi-
tecture and Allied Arts. It was established to conduct and
coordinate research in those fields which concern the design
of shelter. The Bureau provides an opportunity for graduate
-students and for faculty members to engage in research in
architecture and community planning.
The expenditures in connection with thi's activity are not
identifiable in the budget or the financial reports of the
University of Florida.
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U. of F.
PRESIDENT
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1951-52
COLLEGE OF
ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
SALARY
General
Biology
Chemistry
English
Foreign Languages
Geography
Geology
History
Homemaking
Library Science
Mathematics and Astronomy
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Sociology and Anthropology
Speech
$ 34,065.85
87,942.09
145,971.55
97,493.69
86,107.88
24,466.84
10,374.94
44,221.48
3,547.95
109,018.34
11,774.94
62,436.00
47,215.23
68,836.81
12,883.25
45,229.84
73,343.06
$ 9,108.80
14,787.50
34,359.24
1,315.45
2,618.56
998.18
734.53
1,634.97
130.16
482.41
2,084.53
301.58
8,987.38
3,916.49
5,801.53
423.51
3,942.68
3,458.29
$964,929.74 $95,085.79 1
1. INCLUDES $23.325.69 IN UNLIOUIDATED ENCUMBRANCES.
185
$ 43,174.65
102,729.59
180,330.79
98,809.14
88,726.44
25,465.02
11,109.47
45,856.45
130.16
4,030.36
111,102.87
12,076.52
71,423.38
51,131.72
74,638.34
13,306.76
49,172.52
76,801.35
$1,o6o,015.53
EXPENSES
TOTAL
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
FACULTY
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
93%
81%
63%
12%
67%
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENTAGE IN 11 SCHOOLS AT THE PERCENTAGE IN I SCHOOL AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER. U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
25%
50%
75%
100%
AVERAGE* SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR 4 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
THE AVERAGE FOR 8 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. 15 EQUAL OR HIGHER.
$4,600 $5.000 $5.400 $5,800
- $6,200 $. ..- 6,700
$6.200 $6,700
*AVERAGE USED IS THE MEDIAN.
AVG* YRS.
AT U. OF F.
AVG*
SALARY
$7,250
$5,750
$4,900
$4,100
$5,5oo
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THE COLLEGE OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER
COURSES
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
330
95
AVG.
SIZE
CLASS
18
5
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
1,906
128
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
$511,583
$110,728
$80,379
$25,495
SALARY COST
PER FULL-TIME
STUDENT
$268
$865
$98
$195
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
40%
60%
80%
COST PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
THE COST IN 6 SCHOOLS
AT U. OF F. IS LOWER.
THE COST IN 6 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
$ 200 450-- -- 500 550 600----
24.3%
Zo 20%
100%
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450 500
550 600
$ 200
THE RELATION OF CLASS SIZE AND TEACHING COST
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
40 30
$100
$200
$300
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U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY
ESTABLISHED IN 1853
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 23
NO. GRAD. COURSES 11
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 69
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 13
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM
TEACHING $38,101
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $552
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
16
10
34
5
$5,132
$151
MAJOR
Biology -
Departmental
Biology Group
Biology
Biology
DEGREE 1951
B.S.
B.S.
1M.S.
Ph. D.
1948
1947
1950
11
26
6
4
1949
10
33
4
1
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
(INSTRUCTION BEGAN IN 1905)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 33
NO. GRAD. COURSES 16
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 386
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 29
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $81,941
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 212
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Chemistry
Chemistry -
Departmenta
Chemistry -
Group
Chemistry
Chemistry
DEGREE 1951
1950
SUMMER SESSION
1952
22
12
119
11
$11,449
$ 96
1949
1948
B.S. inChem.
Ll B.S.
B.S.
M.S.
Ph.D.
1947
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
ESTABLISHED IN 1905
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 42
NO. GRAD. COURSES 9
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 181
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 19
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $54,032
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 299
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$10,401
$ lo9
MAJOR
English-Depart-
mental
English Group
English Group
English
English
DEGREE 1951
B. A.
B.A.
B.S.
M.A.
Ph.D.
1950
'22
23
11
1949
28
13
5
1948
13
12
1
19
1947
8
6
8
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
ESTABLISHED IN 1950
(TEACHING EXISTED SINCE ESTABLISHMENT OF COLLEGE)
REGULAR YEAR SUMMER SESSION
1951-52 1952
NUMBER OF COURSES 43 18
NO. GRAD. COURSES 7 5
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 141 55
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 10 8
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $58,339 $8,724
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 414 $ 159
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR DEGREE 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947
French -
Departmental B.A. 1 3 2 2
French Group B.A. 1 1 2 2
French Group B.S. 1 1 1
French M.A. 1 2
German -
Departmental B.A. 1 2 3
German Group B.A. 1 2 2
German Group B.S. 3 4 11 5 5
German M.A. 1 2
Latin Group B.S. 1
Spani'sh -
Departmental B.A. 7 3 4 5 2
Spanish Group B.A. 3 11 2 2 1
Spanish I. A. 1 6 6 3 1
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY
ESTABLISHED IN 1948
(INSTRUCTION BEGAN IN 1926)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 14
NO. GRAD. COURSES 5
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 30
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 10
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $10,978
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 366
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
6
1
26
10
$2,460
$ 95
MAJOR
Geography -
Dep artmen t al
Geography Group
Geography -
Departmen tal
Geography Group
Geography
DEGREE 1951
B.A.
B.S.
B.S.
B.S.
M.A.
1950
1949
1948
1947
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY
ESTABLISHED IN 1948
(TAUGHT FOB MANY YEARS IN DEPT; OF OfOLOGY AND GEOLOGY)
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO...GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
7
19
11
SUMMER SESSION
1952
1
2.4
6
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 468
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE
1951
1950
Geology Group B.A.
Geology -
Departmental B.S.
Geology Group B.S.
$309
1949
1948
1947
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
ESTABLISHED IN 1950
(HAD BEEN TAUGHT WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 25
NO. GRAD. COURSES 7
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 111
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 18
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $31,071
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 280
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951
History -
Departmental
History Group
History
B.A.
B.A.
M.A.
1950
19
32
4
SUMMER SESSION
1952
12
4
64
13
$5,728
g 90
1949
10
13
7
1948
11
9
3
1947
12
7
1
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY
ESTABLISHED IN 1905
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 25
NO. GRAD. COURSES 10
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 281
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 19
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $64,832
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 231
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951 1950
Mathematics -
Departmental
Mathematics -
Group
Mathematics -
Departmental
iMathematics -
Group
Mathematics -
Departmental
Mathematics -
Departmental
Mathematics -
Departmental
B.A.
B.A.
B.S.
B.S.
1949
SUMMER SESSION
1952
23
10
121
10
$11,799
$ 98
1948
1947
2 12
M.S.
Ph.D.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENTS OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
WORK IN PHILOSOPHY STARTED IN 1884
DEPT. OF RELIGION ORGANIZED IN 1946
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 14
NO. GRAD. COURSES 2
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 63
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 20
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $17,872
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ -284
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE
Philosophy -
Departmental B.A.
Philosphy -
Group B.A.
Philosphy -
Group M.A.
Religion -
Group B.A.
Religion -
Departmental B.A.
1951
2
3
1950
2
2
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$2, 150
$ 77
1949
1948
1917
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
ESTABLISHED IN 1930
REGULAR YEAR SUMMER SESSION
1951-52 1952
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
17
6
97
14
$28.114
$ 290
10
2
35
11
$4,182
$ 120
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Physics Depart-
mental
Physics Group
Physics
DEGREE 1951
B.S.
B.S.
M.'S.
1950
4
6
3
1947
1949
5
4
7
1948
8
4
i
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
ESTABLISHED IN 1950
(FORMERLY TAUGHT WITH HISTORY)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 19
NO. GRAD. COURSES 6
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 86
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 17
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $23.874
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $278
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
7
1
31
11
$2,361
$ 76
MAJOR
Political Science-
Departmental
Political Science
Group
Political Science
DEGREE 1951
B.A.
B.A.
M.A.
1948
1950
30
18
3
1947
1949
25
17
4
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CLEARING SERVICE
The Public Administration Clearing Service is a branch of
the Department of Political Science in the College of Arts
and Sciences. The activity was established in 1948, and it
is not identifiable in the budget of the University.
The Public Administration Clearing Service (i) provides con-
sulting service to state, county and local government in
Florida, (2) it has a regular program of research and publi-
cation on problems of government and public policy in -state
and local government in Florida, and (3) it cooperates with
the General Extension Division in training programs and short-
courses for public officials and employees.
This organization is responsible for the research and ser-
vice programs in public administration. The instructional
program leading to a bachelor's degree in public administra-
tion is conducted in the College of Business Administration.
Because this organization is not identifiable .in the budget,
the expenditures connected with its activity are not shown
in the budget or in the financial reports of the University
of Florida.
200
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
ESTABLISHED IN 1930
(FORMERLY TAUGHT WITH PHILOSOPHY)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES ii
NO. GRAD. COURSES 10
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 148
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 21
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $34,i04~
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 230
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951
Psychology Depart-
mental
Psychology Group
Psychology Depart-
mental
Psychology Group
Psychology Depart-
mental
B.A. 29
B.A. 11
B.S. 4
B.S. 16
M.A.
1950
33
15
22
17
17
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$5,312
$ 95
1949
20
11
23
22
15
1948
1947
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
ESTABLISHED IN 1926
(TEACHING BEGAN IN 1900)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 20
NO. GRAD. COURSES 3
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 169
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 40
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $21,644
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 128
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
8
2
80
25
$2,734
$ 35
MAJOR
Sociology -
Departmental
Sociology Group
Sociology Group
Sociology
DEGREE 1951
B. A.
B.A.
B.S.
M.A.
202
1948
1950
21
'22
4
1947
1949
16
9
5
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH
ESTABLISHED IN 1929
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
NUMBER OF GRADUATES
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
29
7
119
13
$34,884
$ 293
BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
16
6
58
8
$6,222
$ o07
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951
Speech Depart-
mental
Speech Group
Speech
B.A.
B.A.
M.A.
1948
1950
27
18
11
1947
1949
22
7
7
203
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY SCIENCE
ESTABLISHED IN 1922
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
SUMMER SESSION
1952 (
NUMBER OF COURSES
NO. GRAD. COURSES
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT
3 ;
5.9
10
$984
$ 52
$ 318
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
The original purpose of the department was to provide
the training in library science which is required in
the public schools of the State. It provides the 12
semester hours which the State Department of Education
requires for the Restricted-Certificate in Library
Science for teachers.
Since 1949, additional courses have been added to en-
able students to enter professional schools of library
science.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES
U. OF F.
CANCER RESEARCH LABORATORY
The Cancer Research Laboratory was established in 1949 under
the College of Arts and Sciences. It carries on research in
the cause, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer.
Courses, seminars, and research problems and courses in re-
lated instructional departments are used in an instructional
program in cancer research. A program is established for the
Master's Degree, and there is a program leading to the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy.
The program is carried out with cooperation and financial
assistance from the United States Public Health Service, the
State Health Department, the Anna Fuller Fund, the Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund, the Florida Order of Eastern Star, the
Florida American Cancer Society, and the William Klein
estate.
Expenditures are reported under the organized research pro-
grams of the University. For the year 1951-52, expenditures
are shown in the following amounts:
Salaries Expenses Total
$50,655.31 $11,645.17 $62,300.48
THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
University of Florida
1951.52 EXPENDITURES
SALARY
$3 1 856. 28
EXPENSES
$5. 406. 26
TOTAL
$37. 262. 54
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM**
FACULTY
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
AVG* YRS.
AT. U. OF F.
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENTAGE IN 12 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
/0% 25% 50%
AVERAGE* SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR II SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
THE AVERAGE FOR I SCHOOL AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER
$4I600
$4,600
$5,000
*AVERAGE USED IS THE MEDIAN.
**A SCHOOL IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS d
SCIENCES.
$5,400 -$5.800
207
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
AVG*
SALARY
$6,000
$5,2oo
$4,200
$6,000
75%
1 00%
$6,200
$6,700
I_
I __ _
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM*
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER
COURSES
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES 12
GRAD. COURSES ONLY 1
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES 4
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
AVG.
SIZE
CLASS
16
4
8
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
38
1
11
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
$17,513
$1,521
$2,075
SALARY COST
PER FULL-TIME
STUDENT
$461
$1,521
$189
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
20%
40%
60%
80%
COST PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
THE COST IN 11 SCHOOLS AT THE COST IN I SCHOOL AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER. U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
200
S 200
*A SCHOOL IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS
. 5%
0%
0%
100%
_ I~ ~__
___
1 I __ I ___~I
~
~I_ II__
d SCIENCES.
208
THE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
U. OF F. .
THE DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM
ESTABLISHED IN 1949
(HAD BEEN TAUGHT SINCE 1929)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 12
NO. GRAD. COURSES 1
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 38
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 16
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $17,513
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 461
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Advertising
Editorial
Radio
Journalism
DEGREE
B.S.J.
B.S.J.
B.S.J.
M.A.
SUMMER SESSION
1952
11
8
$2,075
$ 189
1951 1950 1949 1948 1947
12 3
10 24
1
3 1
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U. of F.
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I
EXPENDITURES FOR RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
1951-52
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U. OF F.
SALARY
EXPENSES
General
Accounting
Business Organization
and Operation
Economics
Real Estate
$ 40,722.38
59,872.00
109,821.33
143,041.69
25,385.84
$378,843.24
$ 2,731.35
1,802.64
2,324.38
2,144.13
1,095.63
$10,098.13 1
$ 43,453.73
61,674.64
112,145.71
145,185.82
26,481.47
$388,941.37
1. INCLUDES $1.806.66 UNLIQUIDATED ENCUMBRANCES.
TOTAL
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
PROFESSORS
ASSOC. PROFESSORS
ASST. PROFESSORS
INSTRUCTORS
ALL RANKS
% WITH
DR.'S DEGREE
83%
50%
33%
AVG* YRS.
AT U. OF F.
52%
PERCENTAGE OF THE FACULTY HOLDING DOCTOR'S DEGREES
THE PERCENTAGE IN 8 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER.
2o 25% !
THE PERCENTAGE IN 4 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
50% 75%
AVERAGE* SALARY OF ALL RANKS
THE AVERAGE FOR 4 SCHOOLS AT THE AVERAGE FOR 8 SCHOOLS AT
U. OF F. IS LOWER. U. OF F. IS HIGHER.
4600
S4,600
$5,000
$5,400
$5,800
$6.200
*AVERAGE USED IS THE MEDIAN.
212
AVG*
SALARY
$6,7co
$5,650
$5,000
$4,200
$5,500
100
100%
$6,700
-- --
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM
NUMBER
COURSES
REGULAR YEAR
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
AVG,
SIZE
CLASS
21
6
NUMBER OF
FULL-TIME
STUDENTS
872
29
SUMMER SESSION
ALL COURSES
GRAD. COURSES ONLY
302
16
SALARY
FOR
TEACHING
$213,632
$21,732
$29,973
$4,755
SALARY COST
PER FULL-TIME
STUDENT
$245
$749
$99
$297
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL RESIDENT INSTRUCTION
20%
I 4
40%
60%
100
100%
COST PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
THE COST IN 3 THE COST IN 9 SCHOOLS AT
SCHOOLS AT U. OF F. U. OF F. IS HIGHER
IS LOWER.
$ 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600
$ 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600
11.1%
0%
__
_ __ __~~_~ __ I ____
_ j__ ~1____1__~_ _1__11
I I
eOOJd
THE RELATION OF CLASS SIZE AND TEACHING COST
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
0E II
COST OF CLASSROOM TEACHING
PER FULL-TIME STUDENT
$200 $300
$100oo
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
*/*
3
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U, OF F.
PROGRAM IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Since 1949 the College of Business Admini-scration has
granted degrees in public administration. The bachelor'-s
degrees granted are shown below. A graduate program in pub-
lic administration curricula is reported in the catalog, but
no degrees were reported.
The research and 'service programs in public administration
are carried out in the College of Arts and Sciences in the
Public Administration Clearing Service, a division of the
Department of Political-Science.
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE
1951 1950 1949 1948 1947
Public Adminis-
tration
B.S.P.A.
2 12 7
215
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING
ESTABLISHED IN 1947
INSTRUCTION GIVEN SINCE 1926-27
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 15
NO. GRAD. COURSES 3
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 157
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 20
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $37,128
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 236
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$6.063
$ 103
MAJOR
Accounting
DEGREE 1951
B.S.B.A. 67
1950
1949
1948 1947
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATION & OPERATION
(FORMERLY TAUGHT WITH DEPT. OF ECONOMICS. ESTABLISHED 1926-27)
ESTABLISHED IN 1948
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 40
NO. GRAD. COURSES 5
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 311
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 23
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $76,344
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 245
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE 1951 1950
Banking and Finance B.S.B.A.
Executive Secretary-
-ship B.S.B.A.
General Business B.S.B.A.
Industrial Manage-
ment B.S.B.A.
Industrial Relations B.S.B.A.
Insurance- Life B.S.B.A.
Insurance Property B.S.B.A.
Marketing Adver-
tising B.S.B.A.
Marketing General B.S.B.A.
Marketing Retailing B.S.B.A.
Marketing Sales &
Sales Management B.S.B.A.
Resort P; Club Manage-
ment B.S.B.A.
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$9,943
$ 101
1949
1948
1947
13 10
4
9
217
217
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
ESTABLISHED IN 1948
(INSTRUCTION BEGAN IN 1926-27)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 32
NO. GRAD. COURSES 10
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 327
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 10
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $85,319
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 261
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
DEGREE
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$11,585
$ 1oo
1951 1950 1949 1948 1947
Business Sta-
tistics B.S.B.A.
Economics B.S.B.A.
Economics of
Latin American
Trade B.S.B.A.
Foreign Trade &
Economic Geog-
raphy B.S.B.A.
Labor Economics B.S.B.A.
Public Finance
&c Taxation B.S.B.A.
Transportation
& Public
Utilities B.S.B.A.
5 2
18- 15,
5 1
8 5
218
THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
U. OF F.
THE DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED IN 1946
(SPONSORED BY FLORIDA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION)
REGULAR YEAR
1951-52
NUMBER OF COURSES 11
NO. GRAD. COURSES 2
NO. FULL-TIME STUDENTS 75
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 25
SALARY FOR CLASSROOM-
TEACHING $14,841
TEACHING SALARY COST PER
FULL-TIME STUDENT $ 198
NUMBER OF GRADUATES BY DEGREES
MAJOR
Real Estate
SUMMER SESSION
1952
$2,382
$ 79
DEGREE 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947
B.S.B.A. 23 33 36 33
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