CATALOG 1952-1953


 RESEARCH PROGRAM AT THE OAK RIDGE
 INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR STUDIES
 The University of Florida is one of the Sponsoring Universities of the Oak Ridge
Institute of Nuclear Studies located at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Through this cooperative
association with the Institute our Graduate Research Program has at its disposal all the
facilities of the National Laboratories in Oak Ridge and of the research staffs of these
laboratories. When Master's and Doctoral candidates have completed their resident
work it is possible, by special arrangement, for them to go to Oak Ridge to do their
research problems and prepare their thesis. In addition, it is possible for the staff mem-
bers of this University to go to Oak Ridge for varying periods, usually not less than
three months, for advanced study in their particular fields. Thus, both staff and stu-
dents may keep abreast of the most modern and up-to-date developments in atomic and
nuclear research that is in progress at the Oak Ridge laboratories.
 The students will go to Oak Ridge on Oak Ridge Graduate Fellowships which have
varying stipends determined by the number of dependents they have and the level of
work that they are doing. Staff members may work in Oak Ridge on stipends commen-
surate with their present salary and rank.
 A copy of the bulletin and announcement of the Graduate Training Program of
the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies is available in the office of the Dean of the
Graduate School. Should you be interested, ask for this bulletin at his office, and he
will be glad to assist you in making an application for an Oak Ridge Fellowship. If you
prefer you may request a bulletin by writing to the Chairman of the University Relations
Division of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Box 117, Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
 All arrangements for these fellowships will be made between the Dean of the
Graduate School and the Institute.

 FLORIDA POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATES
 For regulations governing the securing of recommendations for the Florida Post
Graduate Certificate and the Advanced Post Graduate Certificate, consult the Office
of Graduate Studies in Education, 202 Yonge Building.

 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
 1. The requirements for admission to the Graduate School are printed in the
 Admission section of this catalog. Additional requirements may be imposed by
 individual colleges and divisions. (See General Index.)
 2. Correspond with the Dean and, if necessary, with the head of the depart-
 ment, of the college in which you propose to do your major work.
 3. Eligibility for admission to graduate study can be determined only after you
 have filed all the credentials specified in the Admissions section of the catalog.
 The proper forms will be furnished by the Admissions Section of the Office of
 the Registrar and the prospective student will also be advised concerning other
 credentials he must submit in order to be considered for admission to graduate
 study.
 4. The fees which graduate students must pay are listed in the section of this
 catalog dealing with expenses. (See General Index.)
 5. At the time designated by the Registrar, register with the dean of the college
 or division in which you propose to take your major work. Your registration
 form must be signed by the dean or someone designated by him. Either the