The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-06

Rev. George whitefield Mead, Phi. d.
Professor Of English Literature
A COLLEGE COURSE GUARANTEES
SUCCESS
Sixty-eight per cent OF all the men
who reach prominent stations in
life are graduates of four year COL
lege courses. A four year college
course will double your chance Of
success.
A College Course in Berea to Fit
Everyone
Berea College offers two standard
four year courses. There is the
Classical Course of which the dis
tinctive feature is that seven units
of Latin or Greek or both must be
completed. The degree Bachelor OF
Arts is given for the completion Of
this course. The Scientific Course
also requires four years of work,
major part OF which must be in
Science. The degree Bachelor Of
Science rewards the completion of
this course. With the advice OF the
Dean student may so elect his
studies as TO make a major in Eng
lish, in History, or in Education.
The degree for such a course will
be b. S. in English, B. S. in History,
or B. s. in Education. This makes
il possible to get four year degree
without taking Latin or Greek.
For those who cannot give four
years TO college work the three year
Philosophical Course or one of the
two year courses, the Literary
Course and the Education Course,
adapt themselves admirably to the
needs and wants of students. These
short courses are made up Of the
identical studies found in the four
year courses. The only difference
is that the student does not take so
many different studies. These
shorter courses are for many stu
dents more desirable than the long
er courses. There is a course at
Berea College adapted to the needs
OF every student.
The College Faculty Is Made up of
Specialists
Every professor is a specialist in
his line. Professor Humphrey is adj
ding several hundred dollars worth
of the most up-to-date equipment
to his Biological Laboratory. Those
looking to Surgery, Anatomy, Med
icine, Pharmacy, will find first class
instruction and work in material.
Professor Welsh is a leader in Ger
man and Greek Literature instruc-
ton. She was called TO read a paper
before the Kentucky Educational
Association. She is graduate OF
Wellesley College and has lived,
studied and Travelled extensively in
this country and in Europe.
Professor Phalen is a Maizena,
tician and Engineer Of high stand
ing. He was president Of the Math-
ematics section OF the Kentucky
Association Of Colleges and Univer-
sites last year. Tufts College is his
Alma Mater.
DR.. Robertson earned his doctors
degree for work in History in the
University OF California. He is an
author OF historical works on the
early history Of Kentucky and is
called upon for contributions at the
State and National Historical Socie-
ties. He is at present one Of the edi-
tors OF the Encyclopedia Of Histor-
zeal Reference.
Three new members came into
the College this year. Miss True,
who will teach Domestic Science;
Mr.. Phil. Clugston, who will teach
Latin; and DR.. George Whitefleld
Mead, the professor of English Lit
erature.
Miss True is a Bachelor OF Arts
from the University OF Wisconsin,
and Bachelor Of Science from the
Teachers College of the City OF New
York. She will teach Domestic Sci
ence TO the College women. and will
manage the Rural Home for the Col
lege Department. She will add TO
the effectiveness Of every College
woman. Every College woman should
be in these courses.
Mr.. Clugston is a graduate (A.B)
of Wabash College. Following his
graduation he spent one year in
Harvard Law School, and then one
year at Wabash, working on his
chosen work. This summer he is
getting the best at Wisconsin Uni
versity. He has charge Of the Latin
Department.