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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1957
Page
9
A June 11 message from Bishop Matthew F Brady of Manchester to the National Catholic Educational Association emphasizes the aim of Catholic education. He asserts education seeks to know and love God, promotes peaceful neighborly relations, and upholds the constitutional right of parents to seek this education for their children.
The University of Dallas announces multiple scholarships and on campus work opportunities for high achieving students in the Diocese of Dallas Fort Worth. Competitive awards include 500 yearly for four years and 250 yearly for four years based on exams held at the university. Entries for entrance exam due by April 15. Weinzapfel and Brennan winners are named with hometowns and high schools noted. The Bishop Thomas K K Gorman Scholarship Fund adds full tuition awards to incoming freshmen Beesley Farrell Cruse noted.
The University of Dallas plans its second academic year starting Sept 11 with a Bachelor of Arts degree offering majors in 14 departments including Art Biology Business and Economics Chemistry Education English Foreign Languages History and Political Science Mathematics Music Philosophy and Psychology Physics Sociology Speech and Drama. In cooperation with St. Paul's Hospital Dallas and St. Joseph's Hospital Fort Worth the university will offer BS degrees in Medical Technology Nursing and Radiologic Technology.
In Dallas the first annual TCIL track meet, co sponsored by the University of Dallas and the TCIL, drew strong support and will be sponsored annually by the university in Dallas.
The medical education of a doctor never ends after medical school. After internship, many pursue a residency of two to five years, with St Pauls offering three years in Medicine Surgery or OB-Gyn, two in Pediatrics, and four in Pathology. Ongoing learning continues through conventions, literature, and committee work while doctors teach others and their patients, embodying the Hippocratic ideal.
The Catholic graduate lives in the natural and supernatural orders. Faith and grace illuminate truth beyond reason, aiding free will. Catholic colleges equip students with knowledge, profession, and divine gifts, removing skepticism and guiding life as a free person.
University of Dallas marks the start of its second academic year on September 11 with steady growth. Under Bishop Thomas K. Gorman and President F. Kenneth Brasted, the Catholic co educational four year institution opened on September 24, 1956. The campus expanded rapidly as faculty and curriculum grew, reflecting progress since inception under the Diocese of Dallas Fort Worth.
The Emergency Room is described as a vital hub handling non emergency tasks such as E S T and I P P B treatments, admitting clerks on 24 hour shifts, and assisting nursing staff. Monthly ER cases approach 1000 with peak daytime hours, plus ER forms part of the hospital disaster plan and serves many departments.
Dallas in cooperation with St. Pauls Hospital School of Nursing and St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing has crafted a nursing education arrangement. First year students study mainly at the university with plans for a four year Bachelor of Science in Nursing and graduate pathways. A parallel medical technology degree program is also being developed with hospital-based training.
Saint Peter's Academy of Dallas ranks as one of the Diocese of Dallas Fort Worth's oldest schools and among the few coeducational secondary institutions. The Boarding program drew students from Puerto Rico and the British West Indies as well as the United States. The four Sisters plus lay teacher staff, with Father Thomas B. Collins heading Religion and athletics, guide the Crusaders squad under Coach James L. Finnell. Schedule lists open dates and contests from September through November against Little Rock El Paso Austin Abilene Sherman Denison Dalworth and Waco.
Dallas report says University of Dallas students will get a free subscription to The Texas Catholic starting the new academic year September 11. The special rate will be bundled into the student enrollment fee, a first for a Catholic college.
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