CATALOG 1952-1953


 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
 GENERAL STATEMENT
 All work offered in the College of Pharmacy meets the highest requirements of
pharmaceutical instruction in this country. The College is accredited by the American
Council on Pharmaceutical Education with a Class A rating and therefore receives
recognition for its courses from all state boards requiring graduation from an accredited
college of pharmacy as a prerequisite for examination and registration. The College is
a member of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy and complies with its
educational requirements.
 Senior students are given complimentary memberships in the Florida State Phar-
maceutical Association.
 The curriculum is designed to provide a systematic course of instruction in those
subjects which are essential for the successful practice of pharmacy in drugstores and
hospital pharmacies. The courses provide a foundation for additional study to qualify
one more fully to work in laboratories in the pharmaceutical, chemical, biological, and
cosmetic industries. The curriculum furnishes a basis for training for analysis and
inspection of food, drug, and cosmetic products. Graduates are in demand for sales
work with wholesale and manufacturing pharmaceutical firms. Pharmacists are eligible
for a limited number of commissions in the U. S. Public Health Service, the Army,
and the Navy.
 The College of Pharmacy is housed in Leigh Hall. The equipment includes new
pharmaceutical machinery for manufacturing medicinal products on a pilot-plant scale
and modern facilities for undergraduate and graduate work in pharmacy, pharmaceutical
chemistry, pharmacology, and pharmacognosy.
 A ten-acre tract is used by the College of Pharmacy for a medicinal plant garden.
This teaching adjunct is a source of supply of fresh material for study, investigation,
and classroom illustration.
 The Chemistry-Pharmacy branch of the main library is housed in Leigh Hall.
The library includes text and reference books and many American and foreign periodi-
cals on chemical, pharmaceutical, and medical subjects.
 The Bureau of Professional Relations was established in 1940 and is partially fi-
nanced by an annual grant of $5,000 from the Florida State Board of Pharmacy. It
actively assists in solving mutual problems of physicians and pharmacists. The work is
approved by the Florida Medical Association and the Florida State Pharmaceutical
Association. Many thousands of pieces of informative professional literature are mailed
each year to members of both professions.
 Students in the University College who plan to major in pharmacy are urged to
confer with any of the members of the faculty of the College of Pharmacy regarding
their problems.
 REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
 (a) Graduation from the University College or its equivalent as determined by
the Board of University Examiners, (b) recommendation of the Board of University
Examiners, and (c) approval of the Dean of the College of Pharmacy.
 Students in the Lower Division planning to study pharmacy are advised to follow
the program of study outlined under University College. Only students having an
average of C or higher will be admitted to the College of Pharmacy and/or pharmacy