New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
UNIVERSITY CONTOC4TION.
PROGRAMME OF THIRTY EIGHTH MEETING
ADDRESSES BY WELL KNOWN MEN

ADDRESSES BY WELL KNOWN MEN.
Albany. May u (SpeciaD-The programme for
the thrty-eighth University convocation which
will be held in the Assembly chamber on June %,
26 and q, is about completed. An ordinance OF
university declares that all trustees, instructors
and other officers in University colleges normal
schools academies. high schools and other insti-
tutions OF secondary and higher education in the
State ex-officio members Of the convocation.
invitations have been sent to those holding SINH
lar places IN other States and all others interested
in education. The programme opens with the
statement:
Each institution T in the University is earnestly
and trustees and to cooperate in making this
II Ield. Inc oesI interests or educauoh III New
York demand that each institution in the Univer-
vocation
The convocation will be opened on the evening
of June % with addresses by Arson J. Upson, the
Chancellor OF the University: Governor Roosevelt,
st. Clair McKelway, Chester s Lord. Lewis A.
Stimson and John T. McDonough. Secretary Of
State. The programme for the following days is
given below:
TUESDAY. JUNE %. A. NJ
Education Ctventy s-dress-TIon
r Skinner. State Superintendent Public Instruction.
Discussion (ten minutes):
Principal John c. Wight New-York Girls High School.
General discussion give minutes), $40 a. m.
Manual m t5snng G IN secontary schools S 1910 Dt.
Professor Charles P. Richards Teachers College New
2o specialized girls ftteen minute ad
Mrs, Alice P. Norton. Auburndale. Mass.
Discussion ten minutes).
Director Barton Cruikshank, Thomas s Carkson
Principal Charles D. Larkns. Brooklyn Manual Training
Principal E. c. Colby. Rochester Atheneum
dustrial Arts. Bnghamton.
General discussion five uinutes).
TUESDAY. P. M.
Libraries as source OF inspiration (ffteen minute ad-
q, Pnbie PGfSfeSi libraries.
F N crunden Librarian St Louis Public Library.
" = Foster. Librarian Providence CF. i Public
MelviI Dewey. Director New-Tork State Library.
Dr.. James H, canfeld, Columbia University Library.
institute Conductor Sherman Williams, Department
Public Instruction.
General discussion Glve minutes Ais p m.
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ntz. Germany
TUESDAY. P NJ
Annual address. DR. Hamilton W Mabie Theme to be
annoUncedD
WEDNESDAY. JUNE o. 8 A. NJ.
Entrance Board for the Middle States and Maryland
Dr. Nichoias Murray Butler Columbia University.
! Discussion (ten minutes):
! President : NJ Taylor. Vassar College.
Dean Albert Leonard, syracuse University.
General discussion. s:45 five minutes
| Informal discussion educational topics, II a. m.
! % High school defects from the college standpoint.
President Thomas Hunter Normal College Of the City
! Of New-York
%. Presdeat George 2 Merrill Colgate rniys5rstty
e. College defects from the high school standpoint
Principal Charles W. Evans Elmira Free Academy,
Superintendent Darwin I. BardweI, BinghamtOn.
/ 81 Systematic Individual instruction.
! (a) In college and university.
! Professor H De r. Smith, Bowlon College
! Principal Abraham FleXner, Louisville, Ky.
secondary school.
superintendent John Kennedy, Batavia.
/ (C) IN the professional school.
President William J. Milne, State Normal College.
! (4l What secondary subjects are most valuable
/ For d business lfe2
Principal Thomas O. Baker, Yonkers High School
Esevan Antonio Fuertes. Cornell University.
/ a professional life?
/ J Il Bea College. Ohio.