The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-05-11
Embracing a Large
Number of Prominent Ed
ucators is Complete.

IPACpdi aNShs ~ tAiS ASAL peSSlOu Vi
the university summer school are
now practically complete. 1t will
begin June 10 and continue for six
weeks. The announcements show
T, that the courses offered will be even
more attractive than those OF any
former session. The director of the
summer school also reports that the
prospects are good for largely in
creased attendance over last year.
The dean of women is looking after
the boarding arrangements for all
women students, and she has already
engaged accommodations for a very
large number. All of the rooms in
Woman's hall were taken some time
ago, but Miss Moore is providing
convenient outside rooms for all
who apply.
The coming of Sarah E. Griswold
of the Chicago Normal school and
teacher in Horace Mann school, Co.
lumbia university, to conduct
model classes and to give courses
in the principles and methods of
teaching in the various grades, is
arousing great interest among pub
lie school teachers. The unusual
opportunities offered in agricultur-
al education and in domestic sci
ence are also attracting special at
tention.
The summer school faculty as
completed is as follows;
Daniel Boardman Purinton, Ph.
D, Ill. D., President of the Unlver-
sity.
Mailman Barbe, A. NJ. Lit. D.,
Director of the Summer School.
Richard Green Moulton, A. NJ.
Phi. D., professor of Literature in
English in the University of chica-
go.) Literature.
O. j. Kern, County superlnten-
dent of Schools. Winnebago County,
Illlnois,) Rural and Village Schools.
Charles William Kent, Phi. D.,
professor OF English in the Univer-
sity Of Virginia. English Literature.
Morris p. shawkey. A. NJ, Estate
Superintendent of West virginia),
School Administration.
Sarah E. Grlswold, Critic Teach
er in the Chicago Normal SCHOOL,
Observation Glass; In Grammar
Grades; Principles and Methods Of
Elementary Teaching.
Clara Mabel Wheeler, (Head Pri-
mary Teacher in the Horace Mann
School, Columbia University OBJ
servation Glasses in Primary
Grades; Conferences on Primary
Teaching.
Lillian Fligee, '(Graduate Pratt
Institute, and Supervisor of Draw
ing in the Davenport, Iowa, Public
schools) Public School Drawing;
Handwork; Clay Modelling.
Jasper Newton Deahl. A. NJ. Phi.
D., professor of Education in the
University Education.
Study and Botany.
John Lewis Sheldon, A. NJ, Phi.
D., professor Of Botany and Bac-
teriology in the University Nature
Ctud,, Owl poton,,
Alexander Reid Whitehill, A. NJ,
Phi. D.. professor of Chemistry in
the University, Chemistry.
Chauncey William Waggoner, A.
NJ, Phi, D., professor of Physics in
the University, Physics.
James Morton Callahan, A. NJ,
Ph. D., professor of History in
the University History.
John Harrington Cox, A. NJ, Phi.
D., professor of English Phiiology
in the University English Litera-
turi
Simeon Conant Smith, A. B., A.
NJ, associate Professor of Rhetor-
lie in the University Composition
and Rhetoric.
John Arndt Eiesland, Phi. B., PHI.
D., professor of Mathematics in the
University Mathematics.
Frederick Wilson Truscott, A. NJ.
Phi. D., professor of German in the
University German.
Alfred Jarrett Hare, A. NJ, (Pro-
fessor OF Latin in the University
Latin.
E. Dwight sanderson, B. S, B. s.
Agl. Dean of the College of Agri-
culture in the University, Entomol-
ogy. NJ
Aretas Wilbur Nolan, A. NJ, CAS-
sociate Professor of Agricultural
Education in the University Agri-
culture.
]. f. Cook, Assistant Professor
Of Asronomy in the University Ag-
ronomy and Animal Husbandry.