The Making of University of Michigan History
Dana, Moore named deans of new schools...
Three academic programs were expanded in 1926/27. Library Science, previously taught only in the summer session, was made a department of the College of LS&A. The Department of Forestry was elevated to the School of Forestry and Conservation under Dean Samuel Trask Dana. The private University School of Music, under the direction of Earl V. Moore, became officially affiliated with the university. It would become the University of Michigan School of Music in 1946.
Additional Resources
- Finding aid for the School of Information records (formerly the Department of Library Science)
- Finding aid for the School of Natural Science records (formerly the Department of Forestry)
- Finding aid for the School of Music records
- Finding aid for the Samuel Trask Dana papers
- Finding aid for the Earl V. Moore papers
Photo Source: Photo credit: Samuel T. Dana, Dean School of Natural Resources; Samuel. T. Dana papers, Box 10, Photos; Earl V. Moore; Earl Vinvent Moore papers, Box 3, Portraits