Show CHANGES COMING COMIN AT Regents Issue Announcement Regarding Next Years Faculty SUMMER SCHOOL EXPANDS I OUTLINE OF COURSES AND PER PERSONNEL PERSONNEL PERt PERSONNEL OF TEACHERS S t The changes in the University faculty for next year y ar were decided upon by the board of or regents at their last meeting They will not go Into effect until next year A number of ot others are contemplated contemplated contemplated plated but no further action will be taken by the regents until the latter part of ot the year Jear D R It Allen secretary pf f the board of regents said that counting the changes that have Just lust been made there will wm be on the University payroll This Includes the Branch Normal at Cedar City CUty The changes es and additions in the faculty are as follows E H 11 Beckstrand professor In mechanics Instead of or assist ant apt professor In mechanics Ira D Car diff associate professor In botany in stead of or assistant professor In botany E G Gowans Cowans professor of ot anatomy instead of associate professor protessor or anatomy Joseph H assistant director of ot cal cai ul education and supervisor of athletics with rank of or assistant professor Ross floss Anderson professor of f bacteriology and pathology Instead of If assistant professor of bacteriology and pathology Robert W Fisher Isher professor of materia medica John Z Brown after leave of or absence as In in physiology Joseph E F Mc Me Knight ht principal and director of train ing school with rank of professor llor Joshua II Paul superintendent and special teach T r of nature study with rank of sor lor Moslah Hall hail assistant professor of education and Institute teacher Dr Fisher isher and Professor Hall are new ad to lo the faculty Dr Fisher was a graduate grad at or of the Jofferson Jefferson Medical col cot lege in 1890 ani is a prominent Salt Lake Mosiah Hall is Ig at present a member of ot the faculty of the L Ii D S university as professor of or education The announcement of the fourteenth of the th University summer school made mado its appearance yesterday v It will he be held from June 10 to July 19 The course Is designed d for teachers and students of ot the University that have hav conditions renditions to make malto up UI and In the latter case credits will be given in the regular University cours Last year the attend ance anee at the summer school was 61 and the tho indications are arc that the enrollment this tins year ear will be much larger Many Courses Offered A larger number of courses will be of this year than at any previous pr time In English there will wilt be elates cau es in or English grammar elementary rhetoric rhetoric and composition ele dc literature classics Dante Shakespeare English literature in iii the Nineteenth century Other studies are 1 and dramatic tation French German Latin United States history general history modern history political economy econom Industrial problems sociology Lu civil government u science of education history of education mary methods and training ethics phi Josoph arithmetic algebra plane geo gee metry advanced algebra al ebra physics general chemistry qualitative analysis anal physical geography physiology ph zoology general botany histology a There will be advanced courses relating to medicine nature study political geography art normal drawing oil charcoal and water color Olor Jug ing domestic science and manual train trainA ing ingA A series s rles of lectures have also been ar arranged ranged by b the regular summer school in instructors Instructors and negotiations are under way with several prominent educators of the T I S t 3 to give lectures at the sum summer summer mer school Personnel Perso nel of Faculty The following will compose the fac Gorge Giorge Marshall A II M I pro fessor f sor of English language and litera ture lure George Corny Coray C ray A M professor sor of ot eco economics economics economies and sociology William Imam Clarence Ciarence Ebaugh Ph D pro fessor lessor of ot chemistry Milton Bennion A M SI professor proCessor of phi Y Edwin Evans professor of ot art James Lambert Gibson A M professor sor of mathematics Ralph Vary Chamberlin Chamborlin Ph D dean of the thc department of medicine professor of biology David R It Allen Alien associate professor of mathematics I Frederick William Reynolds Renolds A M aS aSsociate a professor of ot English Leon Wilson Hartman Ph D associate ate nt professor or of physics Robert Ro crt Lindsay McGhie A M assist assistant ant lIt professor af at ancient languages Levi Edgar Young S B assistant pro fessor of or history Ira D Cardiff Ph D assistant pro lessor of ot botany botan Moslah Mosiah Hall hail A M lI professor of edu education education cation Esther Nelson A B librarian Get Go re r Chester V se 00 A M 11 instructor In modern languages Alvin Peterson eterson A B instructor tor in elo do cation ution Joshua II IT Paul Ph D supervisor and an I special teach r of or nature study Howard R It Driggs supervisor of ot lan Ian language guage and literature Normal school Jacob H II Tipton lipton supervisor of manual training Normal school Althea Wheeler heeler director of domestic science sl Normal school Madam Hellen Helln M I Root domestic ml science flee ence department Normal school Ellis Shipp student in iii Teachers college Columbia university |