New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
COLUMBIA EXPECTS
RECORD SUMMER
Seven Hundred and Fifty
Courses Will Be Open
TO Students.

All derartmcnts Of Columbia Uni
versity will be thrown open to the sum
mer students this year, according 10
the announcement yesterday OF FRO
fessor James c. Egbert, director OF the
summer session. Professor from all
parts of the country, as well as from
Porto Rico and Brazil have been added
TO the faculty staff for 75O summer
courses. There are 9SS professors and
instructors for this work.
The enrolment last year totalled o.
500 students.
There are several novel features
which promise to make the session TINS
year one Of the most important In the
university's history.
The Medical School, the Colleeg OF
Physicians and Surgeons, with the new
Cancer Research Laboratory, Will re
ceive summer students, and the Law
Graduate and Architecture schools VIII
he thrown open. Teachers College VIII
offer 300 courses and Camp COLUMBIA
in the Berkshires, Will get engineering
students from all parts Of the country
One Of the most interesting courses
is a geographical excursion to the
Western United States under the SUI
pervision of Professor d. W. Johnson
Of the graduate engineering depart
ment. II is expected that the party
will leave the city the first week III
July. and that the excursion VIII oc-
cupy about eight weeks. ,.
I'm addition TO commercial suDJcc,s
special arrangements have been mace
this wear for the instruction OIL tehch
ers of these subjects in the commercIhi
schools throughout the country.
course on the teaching Of agriculture
in elementary schools will be gwen by
Miss Ethel GOwans, OF the OhIIeu
States Bureau Of Education.
instruction will be given IN BOY
Scout lor..
Among the professors who have been
called to the summer session are:
Rodrigo uur,,p BuUa. Annapolis. spanish:
Eugene En., VAIN. Gtaluar college Brazil. rs
tory: A. j. wilson. principal liist I1- -
Torto Rico fire a-,s. Harold {. Brown. w.. ana
stanford Jr. University. philosophy. M"'ti '"...,l'
supervisor ~ Rural schools 81 MI, ',2la' -.A'
schos. Charles Nacp"ia ("i-o' Hii .'.sGe' M
lcge of Mines. lloUsAioH. Mich. ohem'-.t' ~, H ial
fiu flg.sl. director NI.nu.rlN H."Ni 'i '"'s .''f
riys,ral ,.iuraron. Frank Nad'rlrb thaud er. lr"-
fc,,o- n English. Cincinnati. Lasi,h literature,
Michael +. Dee. ForiAam lr'ri-iIy IoN ie, ,
W Dykcua Jni,crsiy OF Wisconsin. community
music: Clarence 4. Dyketra Kansas lLlte,iy'
politics: James Claude Esom, University Of, WIS WIS
c0gsiu physical education. George Irving fAlay'
New yotR University. geology John Dh.cou tiz-
Gerald. Illinois University. Romance lAglasgs;
Daniel johnson Fleming director department OF
fnTeig. service Union seminary. religion, william
f. Gephaft. Washington University, 81 LOUIS
jtbel Gowaus United states Bureau Of Iiuea-
don. agriculture. Joseph Mar G".nu. hupgh-
teuient OF schools Naa orleans. education. ~ .
VI Hayden Tufts College. romance languages. NAN
d. MN Louisville supervisor oi hrIt,sircs'
Gordon T. IlI. Dartmouth college IA.s,.. -
ward b. Krehbiel. Leland stanford. Jr. diversity.
history: Charles Ransdcl L.lg.cy. Dartmouth ..s-
tory, James Patterson Mcia.nc University or NJ a-
souri, law. Francis ". Mccullough. CA,1e-o IN
ttIute Pittsburgh. mechanics, j %. MDNoE.iti,
University ~ Missouri. Law. Craze Ham" VA
curly. Yassar. pd.1 ogy; Ralph V ID M4f.,I I'M
Johns Hopkins University. history. ]. A Osg VS.
co1sln University. political sri"ce, Waller D.
Scott Northwestern University. p.r holnS IeHy
W1pibuu Sinner Massachusetts, Institute ~ Tech
no.ogy. gco.psy. De los Smith. Montana music
Edwari s. Ilursiou Minnesota la". ard Bert Id
wand Young Vanderbilt University. law.