, 1908-05-16
SUMMER
SCHOOLS
INTERESTING CIRCULAR ISSUED
BY FACULTY OF THE UNIVER-
SITY OF WYOMING.
Description of the Course and Other
Information Relating to the
Courses Offered During the Heat.
ed Months-Cost of Stay In City
and Advantages to Be Derived.

The following is a circular issued by
the faculty of the University of Wyo-
ming and generally mailed throughout
the state, advertising the excellent
summer course at that institution,
starting June 90 and continuing six
weeks. The circular contains an ex-
cellent halftone cut of the buildings on
the first page and of the primary train
ing class on the last page:
The Circular.
For three years the University of
Wyoming has been conducting sum
mer schools, and the remarkable sue
, cess of these schools in the past, to-
gether with an imperative demand for
their continuance has prompted the
BOARD of trustees and the faculty to
announce their intentions of carrying
out a similar school during the sum
mer of 1908. The object of these
schools is to provide a special training
for students, teachers, and others with
in the state along such lines as they
may select and which may meet the
oPNtidl uCIldluo VI inc lnulNluudl SUI
dent. While the courses will be of a
fexibility to meet requirements of
students in a great diversity of direc-
tions, the following courses are the
more prominent and have in the pasc
proven the more popular with the class
of students that attend:
Examinations for Certificates.
l. A course to prepare students and
teachers for examinations for second
and third grade teachers certificates.
The studies offered are arithmetic, U.
S. history, civil government, gram
mar, physiology. geography and theory
and practice of teaching
2. A curse designed to prepare for
examinations for first grade certifi-
Gates. The studies offered are alge-
bra, geometry, rhetoric, English litera-
ture, botany, physics, political econ
omy. psychology (both elementary and
advanced), history of education, and
school organization and administra-
ton, and high school problems.
Courses for Principals.
8. Courses for principals and SUI
p~erintendents of schools, teachers and
university students desiring advanced
work leading to a university degree.
The range of subjects offered for this
work includes practically everything
taught in the university. Arrange
ments for this work should be made
in advance, and the work may be con
/ tinnaJ avon ha,,nni tho 3, ~ - - 1obAN1
period and through the regular uni
versity year.
A. Courses in general mining meth
DDS, mine administration, assaying,
| ETC., designed especially for students
and practical miners desiring special
their conditions and fitting them
selves for positions of responsibility
in and around mines.
Equipment.
All students in the summer course
have full access to the university IL
brary, its museum, laboratories class
| rooms, and shops. A full corps of pro-
fessors will be detailed for this work
and every department and the course
of study will be under the direction
of one of the university specialists. A
more detailed outline of this work can
be obtained by writing to the presi.
dent for a university catalogue.
Expenses.
A library and incidental fee of $3.50
is required of every student entering
the university. Students doing work
in the laboratories will be required to
used and for such damages as result
from neglect or carelessEess. Living
expenses in Laramie for good accom-
modations, including board, and
light, range from $40 to s25 a month.
The university details ar officer to Sc.
cure accommodations for prospective
| students. and the attempt is always
made to provide good, clean. comfort
able homes, located at a convenient
distance from the campus.
Correspondence.
The summer schools in the past have
been attended very largely by young
men and women who are preparing to
take teachers examinations. and much
of the work has been review of the
branches required in these examina.
lions and the study of improved meth
DDS of teaching. All correspondence
relating to the course and securing
accommodations, or of minor details,
should be addressed to the president.
A complete catalogue of all the uni
cation. Address the President, Uni
versity of Wyoming, Laramie. Wyo-
ming.
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