Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-13
PART OF UNIVERSITY
College of Pharmacy Enters
Upon New Relation.
MAKES CHANGE IN ITS NAME.
Former Independent Institution At.
filiates With George Washington.
BUT RETAINS ITS PROPERTY
New Articles of Incorporation Filled
Today-Plans for Future Edu-
cational Work.
BUT RETAINS ITS PROPERTY

The National College of Pharmacy which
has been among the separate educational
institutions of Washington for the past
thirtyfour years. will henceforth be, SO
far as educational matters are concerned
part of George Washington University
AS to the ownership of property and imam
cial and other matters the college main
tains its Independent existence.
In affilating with the university the col
lege changes its name in a minor particu-
lar. Dropping the word 1.-The" as part
of the title it becomes National College
OF Pharmacy" Articles of Incorporation
embodying the change were filed today at
the city hall.
the act of Congress of March 3, 1905,
amending the charter of the George Wash
ington University, whereby that institution
Is given the authority to extend It's general
supervision in educational matters over
such other institutions of learning as may
desire to prosecute their courses as part
OF the university.
In the articles of incorporation 1t is pro-
vided that the college shall be under the
mana cement and control of board of trus-
tees consisting of thirteen members; that
the president of said university shall be
eX-officio a member of the board. and the
twelve other trustees shall be divided into
three classes, provided the number of trus-
with the consent of the university, to
number not exceeding eighteen. exclusive
of the president of the university.
The First Board.
The trustees constituting the first board.
with the president of the university, and
their terms of Office arc follows: 6. G.
C. Simms, Samuel l.. Hilton, Frank c. Hen
ry Henry E Kalusowski, whose term ex-
pres at the annual meeting in June. 1906;
Frank P. Weller, Samuel Waggaman, wal
ter G.. Duckett, w. H. Bradbury, whose
term will expire at the annual meeting In
June 1907: Charles B. Campbell, Herbert z
yesterday, Lewis Flemer and Willard s.
Richardson, whose term expires IN june
1908.
Article fourth of the agreement provides
as follows: 1.-The particular subjects to be
taught in this college are pharmacy. cnem,
istry, materia medica, botany, cnemlcal
ANALYSIS and such other branches as are or
may be taught in pharmaceutical colleges
in courses leading to degrees"
The highest office of the college is to be
a dean, who, with the other members OF
the faculty will be a member of the edu-
cational councils of the university in &C
Cordance with the rules governing the uni
versity.
Degrees Conferred by University.
Article seven provides that all degrees
shall be bestowed by the university, and
article eight is to the effect that IN all
financial and legal responsibility the col
lege shall be an independent organize ton.
In testimony the names of the twelve
trustees headed by Dr. Charles w. Need
ham, president of George Washington Uni
versity, are signed to the written agree
ment.
The certificate on the part of George
Washington University is signed by Presi-
dent Needham and Mr.. John B. Larner. the
secretary. 1t reads: This is to certify that
the George Washington University hereby
assents to the organization of the National
College of Pharmacy under and in accord
ance with the foregoing certificate
The College OF Pharmacy numbers among
It's alumni many of the leading pharma csts
of this city. DR.. Henry E. Kalusowsk Is
the president of the school.