The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-15
SUMMER WORK AT YALE.
DIRECTOR JUDD ANNOUNCES IN
 NOVATIONS AT YALE.
Department of Physical Culture Will be Retained-COurses Can be Made to Go Toward Either the B. A. or the M, A. Degree.

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 Professor Charles H. Judd, head of the Yale Summer school for the comig summer, announces his faculty and plans for the school during the coming summer. The dates decided upon for the school are July , to August IS, and it has finally been decided that the school of physical culture will be again included as one of the departments of the school
 About fifty courses are offered, ac- cording to the circular which has just been sent out by Professor Judd. They include;
 Anatomy, art Especially for teach ers), biology, chemistry QncIuding lab oratory course), commercial geography Illustrated by a well equipped muse um), educaton Courses in history and theology), Englsh, French, geology Gn- cIuding foundations of geography, German, Greek history (American and EuropeanEuropean), Latin, mathemat ios, methods of teaching Ca special course, in winch six leading authorities will discuss methods in elementary sci ence, language arithmetic, geography, history and manual training in the grales), physical education Gan elabo rate group of courses, including prac- tioal work and theoretical work, by a full faculty of especially selected in- structors), physics Concluding laborato- ry courses), physiology, psychology Qncluding laboratory course) rhetoric and school organization (by leading school organization (by leading school superintendents.)
 These courses are designed for teach- CTS and college students. Some are ad- vaneed courses, and may be credited towards the degree of M. A. by persons qualified to register in the graduate school. Certain other courses may be credited by students registered in the college towards the degree of B. A. All I,students who satisfactorily complete the work of any course receive a certif- icate.
 No examination for admission is re- quired. Students who register for the courses in physical education must ful- fill the requirements laid down by the normal setion of the American Associ- ation of Physical Education.
 Arrangements have been made by Professor Judd so that the certificate of the Yale Summer school is accepted for subjects covered by these certifi- cates by the state boards of Connecti- cut and Rhode Island. It is also re- cognized by the department of educa- tion of the state of New York, by New York city authorities and by number of other states and cities.
 The faculty of the school has been selected as follows for the coming year.
 Professor A. M. Wheeler, history; Professor c. H. Smith, history; Profess sor H. A. Beers English; Professor T. D. Seymour, Greek; Professor D. P. Morris, Latin; Professor A. H. Palmer. German; Professor F. M. Warren, French; Professor E. c. Bourne, histo- "; Dr. w. L. Anderson, physical edu- cation; Professor H. B. Ferris, anato- my and biology; Professor H. E. Greg ory, geology; Assistant Professor c. s. Baldwin, English; Assistant Professor P. E. Brownng, chemistry; Assistant Professor C. U. Clark, Latn; Assistant Professor H. k. Hawkes., mathematics; Assistant Professor c. H. Judd, psy- nbaI1o.x,. A Ter, commercial geography; A. Keogh, lbrary methods; Assistant Professor H. Suzzallo, assistant professor of educa- tion, Leland Stanford university, edu- cation; Dr. E. P. Wilson, mathemat- ics; Dr. c. B. Tinker, Englsih; G. A. Thompson, painting; G. H, Langzettel, drawing, A. l.. Bishop, commer- cial geography; I. Bowman, commer- cial geography; E. H. Cameran, psy chology; Dr. o. c. Lester, physics; H. s. Anderson, physical education; H. D. Bellis, physical education; Dr. w. H. Callahan, physical education; w, c. Dole, physical education; Max Schwartz, physical education.
 Additional lecturers on education will be:
 F. H. Beede, superintendent of pub lie schools, of this city; H. T, Burr, principal of State Normal school, Willi- mantic c. F. Carroll, superintendent of public schools, Rochester; c. s. Cha pin, principal of State Normal school, Providence; w. F. Gordy, superinten- dent of public schools, Springfield; c. D. Hine, state superintendent of educa- ton; c. N. Kendall, superintendent of public schools, Indianapolis; A. B. Morrill,, superintendent of State Nor nal school of this city; w. Sargent, agent of the Massachusetts Board of Educator for the Promotion of the Manual Arts; Dr. W. w. Stetson, state superintendent of education Maine; and Marcus White. principal of State Normal school New Britain.
 Additional instructors in physical ed ucation will be:
 W. L. Anderson, St Paurs school, Long Island; G. J. Bohrer, New York Normal School of Gymnastics; Miss M. F. Carter, dean of New York Normal School of Gymnastics; Dr. L. Collins, Boston Normal School of Physical Ed ucation; Miss G. Dudley Chicago uni- versity; G. Ehler, director of physical training in public schools, Cleveland; Miss F. Kelor, Chicago university; John H. Mack, Yale Athletic assooia- ton; Dr. M. T. Macy, New York city; D. V. Mitchell, director of the Young Mems Christian association gymnasi- um, Oskaloosa, la; B. J. O'Connen, Yale Gymnasium Dr. L. T. Smart,