Show U UI A C C. C SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOOLBOOK orF PRESS Th The catalogue for the second annual session of or the Utah Agricultural Col ol l lege ge National Summer school is III oft off the press and ready to fop to distribution according to an announcement m made maila n by Dr Da J. J JH H H director tor of or the summer ummer school The summer school calendar r In is an announced announced announced an- an ns as follows Rl Registration da dates datu ton Friday and Saturday Juno June 1 13 12 and unit 13 13 Clr first t term opens Monday June JUlie a and clones Saturday July 25 Ia s second sec cad ond i term opens n Monday lu July 27 i and d closes Saturday August 29 The Tho summer school faculty as announced an an- flounced includes tho the nam names e of ot n ty tour r faculty members se- se t from the o tal heading educational lo i institutions Institution of or America and Canada of four tour nationally famous lecturers and anti of or the large larre resident nt faculty of or orthe the Institution The faculty and lecturers include the following names COLUMBIA MAN COMING Professor W. W II hi Kilpatrick of ot the department of ot education of ot Columbia university Professor r will offer an Intensive course In education education educe educe- tion and anti the philosophy of education that wilt will be completed during toe first two weeks o or of the summer session sea ses sion Blon Professor Protestor T. T N. N Carver David AVella A. A Wells Vella pr professor of f political economy I Harvard r university IJ in Professor ig Carver IT ITI will teach courses courses' In e economics during I the entire twelve weeks of ot the summer summer summet sum sum- mer met quarter Professor Protessor Charles A. A I head of ot department of sociology UnIversity University University Uni UnI- of ot Missouri and immediate past president of ot the American Sociological Sociological Sociological So So- society Ellwood will teach courses In sociology during the entire summer quarter Professor U. U V. V In charge of ot the work In biochemistry at Johns Johnso Hopkins o n university v will VI give courses jes of six week weeks e duration ro In nutrition HAS HISTORY COURSE Professor Roderick J. J Turner pro- pro fes festor or of ot history of ot Harvard unIversity university sity city will IU give courses in United States history for tor six weeks weeks' duration Dr M. M J. J and Charles Wilder Wil Wil- der tier professor of ot preventive medicine and hygiene of Harvard university will teach Courses in health education tion and health for tor the six SU weeks of Jt the first term Miss Silas Alma educational directOr directOr director tor of ot the Child Study A Association of ot America New York City will teach courses in mental hygIene of or the family tam fam ily lIy and education for parenthood for tor forthe forthe the first term Professor protessor Raymond l Franzen de department department de- de of ot psychology University of ot California will vill give Ive courses of ot six weeks' weeks duration in hi Ms of or educational educational educe educe- psychology Professor E. E Laurence Palmer of ot ott t the e department of ot nature study of ot Cornell university and Mrs E E. Laurence Laurence Laurence Lau Lau- rence Palmer editor of ot tile the Cornell Rural Leaflet will vili cooperate In givIng givIng giving Ing courses in nature study the first six weeks of ot the summer session ACCOUNTING INCLUDED Professor Protessor 1 R. R n. n Kester department of accounting of ot Columbia university will teach courses in tn accounting for tor forthe forthe the first three weeks of ot the summer quarter Ho lie will be followed by VL W V i L. L Walker Valker efficiency engineer manEger manager man man- ager riger of ot the Washburn Manufacturing compa company Worcester Mass dass who vilt offer clUe co daring during the second three weeks of tho the first term In business efficiency n Pl Professor G. G Q t. Se depart- depart metH or of ot British Columbia will offer otter courses during the term of the summer session In his field Courses In ln the marketing of agricultural tural product products and and in cooperating marketing marketing mar mar- organization will vIII te lr I given durIng during dur dur- ing lag the six ix weeks of ot the first term by Professor James E S. Boyle Doyle of the department of at agricultural economics of ot Cornell BOTANY AND ZOOLOGY Six weeks weeks' courses will be offered bo In botany by Professor Henry l C C. Cowles in charge of the d department t tot of ot botany University of ot Chicago and courses In zoology y will be offered by Professor Protessor W W. C. C Allee Aliee of the department department department depart depart- ment of ot zoology of the University of ot Chicago o. o Comp Composite courses coures In recreation willbe will willbe willbe be offered by Professor Peter w. w Dykema director of ot the mu music c education education education tion of ot Columbia university Miss Silas Edna Geister lecturer In recreational leadership for tor Columbia and Miss Mary Wood Hinman of of- the Dancing I school O arId and special teacher e at gg Chicago university lIft 88 Cooperating ba with these will be Clayde la de Cornwall Corl of Salt Sait Lake and 3 or W. W O. O Robinson of ot otI 1 r I Logan Miss RIgs Elga M. M Shearer supervisor of ot primary and elementary grades of Long Lon Beach Deach Cal CaI will wilt return for tor the first term to offer otter courses in ti tion n. n Courses in health education for tor elementary schools will be offered during the first six Weeks by Miss Mary K l I Moriarty larty of ot New Y York LOUDERBACK ON LIST The work In geology will be taught by Professor Protessor George D D. Louderback ot the University of ot California Special courses in m costume design and home furnishing will be offered by Professor Protessor Mabel Wilkerson of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York formerly home furnishing specIalist specialist ape ape- of the University of ot Illinois Professor John A A. Widtsoe formerly former former- ly college rod president I and dt o of of tt the the eU University Utah I e Agricultural r of Utah h will offer work worle during durin the first term in Irrigation practice and anti economics While a a. number of ot the educators on the above list Hat will be available for tor special lectures during the summer quarter the following outstanding lec- lec have been secured each to give a series of lectures covering one week Professor Protessor Shaller Matthews dean of the divinity school University of ot Chi Chi- Dr Edward Howard GrIggs New lew York City Professor Protessor E. E A. A St Stel- Stel l- l ncr ner ner professor of ot applied Christianity of ot Grinnell coll college ge Iowa and A A. E. E Winship editor of the Journal of ot Edu Edu- cation Boston It appears from Crom the catalog that special emphasis this year rear will be placed upon the he problems of ot the rural community Including subject courses In various agricultural departments department of ot the institution In rural health education tion rural sociology and rural eCOnomIcs economIc econom eCOnom- Ic ics upon home economics and upon education and pedagogy MANY JUNIOR COURSES More thin courses are listed in inthe inthe inthe the catalog of ot Junior college senior college and graduate rank in In n commenting commenting com coin upon the nature of ot the work to be e offered e d both t by the visiting t faculty faa fac dt ld te W t a and by t the resident f faculty Dr Linford issued the following statement statement state state- ment We have been ve very careful to are arrange ar arrange ar- ar range e our work for r the coming summer summer sum sum- I ha oi mer so that there e will tl be ample opportunity op for students holding the bachelors degree to continue their work toward the masters degree Atthe Atthe At Atthe I the same time we have outlined a large number of ot senior college courses for upper division students and of ot Junior college courses for tor stud students of ot freshman and sophomore rank who wish to secure credit toward vard the bachelors degree Our courses In education edu edu- cation catton and pedagogy have been outlined outlined out out- lined to meet the recent requirements toe for certification of ot teachers in Utah as announced by the state board of at education Teachers will find It possible possible ble bie to meet all 3 for tor certification within the tate s-tate by attending the tho national summer school Th college col- col lege faculty has hns also made It possible I for tur applicants for tor or the bachelors de de- de Cree gree to satisfy the r resident requirement require require- reqUire reqUire-I ment meat of or one ono year ye for tor this degree deree by attendance 1 at t three full quarters It ItIs ItIs Itis Is also possible to satisfy the resident I requirements for tor the masters malters degree by attending three full tull summer quarters tore r taken a any time during a a. period perlO t of five lv years EXCURSIONS EXCURSION PLANNED An extensive recreational program Is announced by the tho catalog Including excursions to Mt l Ic Logan gan Logan canyon can can- yon Hear Bear lake Ogden canyon anon Great Salt lake Boar Bear River RIvet n They Bay y and Mt l Ben Den Lomond More orore extensive excursions lons will wilt be conducted to Yellowstone National park to Bryce can canyon can on Cedar Breaks and to the tho Grand Canyon CanOn of the Colorado For or the special benefit of ot the teachers teachers teach teach- ers era attending the summer session the where college fee applications will I operate a at for teachers teachers' a positions ro bureau r will willbe willbe l be received and where superintendents and 8 school hool boards may call for recommendations The Th catalog catalo Is being sent to teachers teach ers era of Qt Utah and to the list of or nearly one thousand special requests from t four fifty states and Canada |