The Washington herald., 1915-10-15
G. v. UNIVERSITY WILL,
HAVE SUMMER SCHOOL
Dr.. William Carl Ruediser Appointed
Director Regular Faculty
Enlarged.

George Washington University is to
have summer school next season.
Action authorizing the establishment OF
such a school has been taken by the
board OF trustees Of the institution. d..
William Carl Ruediger. dean Of the
been appointed director Of the school
Dean Ruediser is an authority on sum-
mer schools. and in addition to having
taught at a number Of them he has re-
Gently been engaged In an Intensive
study of their methods. Realizing how
popular a summer school would be in
connection with the work at George
Washington, he suggested some time ago
to the board of trustees that the ad-
visa bility of establishing such an insti-
tuition be given consideration.
Rear Admiral Charles Herbert Stock
ton, L. S. NJ. retired. president Of the
university. was favorably impressed with
the suggestion and he appointed COM
mittee to consider the project. The com>
mittee, of which Dean Ruediger was
chairman, reported Ifavorably. and the
board of trustees Immediately authorized
the establishment Of the school.
As a forerunner of the summer school
several courses in chemistry were given
at the university during the past sum-
mer. Their success demonstrated the
feasibility of establishing the curriculum
for the school next summer. 1t probably
will have broad scope. embracing courses
in most of the arts and sciences. The
school probably will open about the mid
die of June and will continue for about
eight weeks.
The following appointments to the reg
ular faculty have been announced by the
board of trustees:
Albert Lewis Harris. professor OF architecture; Dr.
Ernest p King clinical professor Of genito-urnary
surgery; Dr.. Edward Rogers Noyes. assistant pro-
fessor Of chemistry; DIR. Frank Roy Rutter lee
turer on commerce: Cecil X. Jones' instructor In
Spanish; Delos H. Smith, instructor in architecture:
Waldo SchmItt instructor in zoology; Dr. James
X. Scott instructor in bacterioloGy and pAthology;
Richard knight Thompson. instructor in mrtalurgy;
Mrs. Victoria Briggs Turner. assistant librarian:
Joseph Bush Kingsbury, assistant in history; Elmer
Louis Kay-e- student assistant i'll history; Leon
Anthony Tasnof student assistant in history; Homer
William Ball student assistant in physics; 1etta
BrCz student assistant in rhysics: Mrs. Ella N. 4.
Enlovs assistant in chemistry; George Washington
Phillips STUDENT assistant in chemistry; Theresa
KerIer. student assistant in chemistry; Leopold
William PAIL student assistant in chemistry; Her
bert H. ShinnIck, student assistant in chemistry;
Bonifant Hamilton student assistant in chemistry:
Vivian X. Rt hey, student assistant in chemistry;
Leo " Tcecne student assistant in chemistry;
Paul II. Brattain, student assistant In chemistry;
Everett 4. Hellmuth student assistant in chemistry:
Gladys H. Kain, student assistant in chemistry;
Meta Neumann assistant in arts and sciences
library: John Bertole Zerbe student assistant in
chemistry; Thomas Moren Cajisas. student assistant
in chemistry Boyce Richardson Bolton. student
assistant in clinical chemistry: James Eiwin Housh-
ton student assistant in dental histology: Edward
John Coping, student assistant in dental labors-
tory; John T. COpring student assistant in dental
laboratory. and VI. Louise Gardner. student assist
ant in chemistry.