New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-03
More than 1000 Students
Expected to Enroll
$40 Courses Ready.
RESEARCH CLASS TO
BE OPEN TO WOMEN
Universities of United States and
Europe Drawn On for Faculty
of All Professors.

Columbia's summer session this year
promises 70 break all former enrolment
records and 70 place il far ahead Of any
other summer school in the world.
Professor James c. Egbert, director %
the session has announced elaborate
plans for the term, which opens July
10. He expects the registration TO ex-
ceed 1000
Provision has been mad. for $40
courses and faculty Of All professors
and assistants, many OF whom will come
from universities on the Pacific Coast
and from institutions In Scotland, Bel
GUM and the Philippines.
Business Courses Provided.
A course in Journalism will be given,
and preparatory 20 the opening Of the
New Columbia School Of Business next
September many interesting business
courses will be given during the sum-
mer, including international trade, rail-
way transportation, problems OF popu-
lation, principles Of money and bank
ing. banking organizations, advertising
and selling, commercial geography and
commercial law. There will be elao-
crate secretarial courses and training
in spoken languages, with emphasis on
Spanish.
With the decision Of the university
% open the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, the university medical school,
10 women students, Professor Egbert
has added many important medical
courses 70 the summer curriculum, and
women students will be admitted 70
practically all Of them.
The 100000 Croker cancer research
laboratory will be open 20 women stu
dents as well as men, and courses deal
ING with cancer tumors will be given
under DR.. Francis Carter Wood, the
director Of the fund, and DR.. william
G. Woglom.
One OF the interesting features Of
training for teachers offered at the
sumner session vii be chldren's play
centres. which will be established on
South Field and Barnard Field.
Many Recreation Features.
Much attention Will be devoted TO the
recreation side Of the summer session,
and the students will have an oppor-
tunitv 70 visit interesting places in and
about New York City. In addition TO
these excursions, band concerts, organ
recitais, open air plays, choral concerts,
receptions and dances are planned Tor
the busy six weeks of the summer term.
Prominent members OF the Columbia
faculty viii conduct courses. Among
tho professors from other parts Of the
country will be Benjamin VI. Anderson,
Harvard: Raymond ". Alden, Leland
Stanford. Jr., University, Julia Hlu
Atweu. Porto Rico; David Prescott
Barrows. Pm D., California; Francis b.
Barton. Minnesota Carl Lotus Becker,
Kansas: Albert Joseph Carney, Uni
versity Of Louyain. Belgium; e. Mar
tin Caskey, Wisconsin; II. A. +. Chand-
Ter. Arizona: Albert ". nMcMaster,
virginia: Elwood 7. Cubberley, Leland
Stanford. Jr, University; Arthur y.
Dean. New York; James Claude Elsom'
chusetts; Harold W. Foght, United
states Bureau of Education; William
+. Gephart Illinois; Harold c. God
dard. Swarthmore; Richard NJ Gum
mere. Haverford; Mel.en ". Haskell
California; James Fleming Husic, Chi
cago; c. Z. Huston, Leland Stanford
Jr., University; Frederick D. Lowson'
Alabama; Jessie l. Lowson, Scotland;
Mathew T. Mcclure, Tulane; William
4. Maddox. Oswego, y. Y; Ralph Y.
d. Nagofin, Johns Hopkins; Junius l.
Merriam. University Of Missouri; Irving
+. Miller, University Of Rochester
y. y; Harry V. L. Palmblad, Kansas,
and Frederick Upper, Vermont.