Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-29
NOTED TEACHERS COMING
University of Vermont Summer
School Greatly Strengthened.
Madame Florence milford Added to
Music Depnrtment-Socinl Life
TO lie Attractive Feature Of
Coming Seasons Session.

Inc plans ror the summer school at
.iie "ta'e university are ABOUT complete.
ne STEADY CROWN OIL the summer school
mas WARRANTED 'he university IN making
i"rScr oherihes thah ever before AS In
former years emphasis VIII he laid on
work Tor superintendents, principals, and
mo he'ter CLASS OF teachers' Last year
about MIR OF the s'udents were college
graduates ana nearly all or the remain
Ing half had had part OF a college course.
or normal course and experience in
teaching Whlch gave thcm maturity ana
made the associations valuable and agree
able.
Those from the university faculty who
VIII offer courses are: Professors - T..
bas.c tt George +. Burns, S. = Emerson,
W. l." Fulton, j. +. 1ielyar. \ g. Myrick,
M. b. Oele. G. II Perkins. II. r Perkins.
Evan Thomas. J. f. Messenger. Among
hose from other Institutions wNo were
here last year will ')e Dr.. Robert I. ker-
in, Miss olive Hinman, MISS hcsahe
Oele.
PRESIDENT MITCHELL TO LECTURE.
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r.,ut,,,or b,va beon s.curod < G.,
ui,cb,u PHI n H. n ,ro,idort % the
State 1-niversitv NJ South Carolina. will
pivo t,vo courses p, bis,orv presiden,
Mitchell isoneof tboabIes, and hest known
educators IN tho South I1e v.as ono ~
,he oryonizcrs and a nroni,or. worker IN
tho re,nork,b lv succe,arul carnnaien for
better education which vas conducted in
tho southern states few years ago. lie
is somewhat acquainted in New England,
having once been an instructor In Brown
University. He is forceful lecturer and
His presence Will add much to the sum
mer school.
professor waiter baHou Jacops. mead
Of tie departn nj Of education in Brown
University, will give course In principles
: education. Professor Jacobs Is well
known to the teachers OF New England
He is secretary Of the New England as
sociation of College and Preparatory
Schools and has held important Offices
IN other educational ORGANIZATIONS Dr.
Harlan Tpdegraff chief Of the division OF
school administration of the United States
bureau OF education will give n course in
school administration. DR.. Ccdegrar has
charge of the United States bureau pub
locations relating 20 the administration
OF education. He has had a wide expert.
encc ana mas written on various SUBJECTS
In h pecial field, including "a monograph
on the development Of schools in Massa.
chusctts. For two years ne WAS in charge
Of the governments educational work !r
Alaska
NEW WOMEN INSTp1-CTORs
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LECTURER a,onr m,Iico, and socia,
lines. She has Travelled extensively
in Europe and in the Orient. studying
the management OF hospitals. SAM
tary conditions and social questions
While in India she made some inves-
LEGATIONS of the bubonic PLACE and re-
ported to the Johns Hopkins Medical
society She Is officially connected
with several medical association and
last year was guest of the British
Medical association at the London
meeting Last fall she gave a lecture
in Burlington under the auspices o.
the Klifa club, and the impression
made was so favorable that a mum
Der of ladies of the city who hearG
her have already giten their names tc
the director of the SUNNI school as
students in her course. Or. Fannie X
Robinson, formerly president of Ok
ford College and now head Of the Rob
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