R. W. Van Houten, Chairman J. A. Bradley F. D. Carvin A. A. Nims _Committee on Student Relations_ F. N. Entwisle, Chairman J. A. Bradley F. D. Carvin H. N. Cummings _Committee on Social Affairs_ A. S. Kohler, Permanent Chairman J. A. Bradley Three Class Advisers OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Allan R. Cullimore _President_ James A. Bradley _Dean_ Harold N. Cummings _Supervisor of Evening Sessions_ L. C. Spry [2]_Secretary to the Faculty_ H. H. Metzenheim _Comptroller_ R. W. Van Houten _Assistant to the President_ Lillian M. Scott _Bursar_ P. L. Cambreleng _Registrar_ Margaret A. Yatsko _Recorder_ C. H. Stephans _Supt. of Buildings and Equipment_ E. B. Berlinrut _Director of Publicity_ Gertrude C. Isaacs _Secretary to the President_ Edna Schneider _Asst. to Sec’y of Faculty_ Adele Garrison _Asst. to Bursar_ [2] All communications to the Faculty should be addressed to the Secretary. COLLEGE LIBRARY FACULTY COMMITTEE P. M. Giesy, Chairman J. Joffe J. M. Robbins G. D. Wilkinson STAFF Katharine Maynard _Consulting Librarian_ P. M. Giesy _Librarian_ Ruth Littig _Librarian in Charge of Circulation_ Gladys E. Birkelo _Cataloguer_ Marion Page _Assistant Librarian_ C. P. Deutsch _Assistant Librarian_ The Library of the College consists of approximately 21,000 volumes of technical reference books and of engineering texts, together with many volumes covering all branches of literature, and bound volumes of the more important engineering periodicals. The College subscribes to a considerable number of engineering periodicals and trade journals which are available on the shelves of the library for student use. In addition the College has an arrangement with the Newark Public Library so that books may upon request be obtained from the city library for reference and general use. The facilities of the Library of the Public Service Corporation are also at the service of the College. In 1936 Dr. Edward Weston bequeathed to the College his scientific library of approximately 12,000 bound volumes and 65,000 pamphlets, together with his collection of scientific and laboratory apparatus. Arrangements are now in progress to provide adequate facilities for making these collections available to the students and the public. THE NEWARK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING The Newark College of Engineering instituted in 1919, is a development of the Newark Technical School founded in 1881 by the Board of Trade of Newark. The College is a public institution supported by both the City and the State and is governed by a Board of Trustees appointed by the Governor of the State of New Jersey. The Governor and the Mayor of Newark are ex-officio members. The control and supervision of finances of the College is vested in the Board of Regents of the State of New Jersey.