The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-27
IERICANIzAT1oN"-tbe train

- ing Oh Americans Tor patrl-
otto. loyal, and effective service
during the reconstruction period has
been chosen az the central theme of a
large number Of University Summer SEES
SION courses. announces Walter Morris
Hart, Dean OF the Summer Session of
the University OF California. Some
OF the foremost American authorities in
political. civic and social lines will come
to Berkeley TO conduct the courses. ac-
cording to the schedule which Dean
Hart made public
Dean Hart outlines the purpose of the
courses us follows: ITO cooperate in
the training of Americans for the better
performance OF their manifest Suty in
perpetuating all that Is best in our own
traditions, in borrowing and assimilating
all that may be of value In the heritage
of our immigrants. With this end in
view, courses have been planned aiming.
first, at wider and more intelligent
appreciation of what Americanlzation
means: second, at n more thorough
knowledge of the Immigrant and OF the
conditions and problems which he faces /;
and, third, at his education and assimi-
lation."
Prof. William NJ. Sloane OF Columbia
University, known as one of the fore
most historians OF this country. will
courses on "The Evolution OF Democ-
racy in Society and Politics." tracing
the rise and spread of tho democratic
state OF mind. and closing with a dis
cussion of the radical antagonism be-
tween MARKHAM socialism and democratic
government. Col. David p. Barrows,
former dean OF the university faculties,
will return from military service In ST.
IBERIA in time to give courses in "Ameri-
can Foreign Policy" and in "Interna-
tional Relations in the Far East"
DR.. Il. r.. Williams of the university
faculty. who is attending the Peace Con-
ference in an advisory capacity, will
lecture on Social and Economic Condi-
tions OF China; Prof. Stuart Daggett
will give n course in THE Industrial
History of the United States" Prof II.
A. Mills OF the University OF Chicago
will discuss the nature and extent of
immigration into the United States, i'm
migration legislation and immigration
problems
The other courses are announced on
the schedule as follows: Prof. Edgar
Dawson. Hunter College. city of New
York. The Teaching OF Government :;
the Problems of Organized Democ-
racy': Mrs Sarah T.. Gclsmar, advisory
member. Cincinnati Americanization
Executive Committee "The Teaching Of
English to Foreigners; Prof. H. f. Boil
ton. western American History; Dr.
Ludwik Ehrlich. Comparative Govern
nent"; Prof. Charles Cestre Of the Sor-
bonne. France English Literature /:
Ircf. c. w. Wells. Tho American Spirit
as Il Expresses Itself in Literature" /;
Prof. Eugen Neuhaus. The Develop
nent of American Painting: Prof. A.
l.. kroeber, discussion OF Race and
Race Problems: Burton VI. Varney,
Geography of Europe; DIR. l. L. Kan
del. lecturer in education. Columbia Uni
rersity. Education and Reconstruction
In Europe" Prof. c. l. Lewis. "Phi.os-
ophies of Social Relations DIR. George
b. Mangold director Of the Missouri
school OF Social Economy. st. Louis,
Organization for Social Workers,
Methods OF Family Treatment" Child
| Welfare; DR.. Luther NJ Bowers, "Firs.
Md; Mrs. Lottie c. Zeitfuchs, Home
Care OF the Sick; Prof. William T.
Se1gwick. Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. Public Health Problems"
Principles Of Sanitary Science and
Public Health; Prof Robert ]. Leon
ard. Theory and Administration" !;
Walter H. Currier. head OF the voca-
tional Department. Lincoln High School,
; Los Angeles THE Development OF Gre
atiVe Art THE Art of the Poster" =
Julia NJ. Raines. "Basketry," Metal
Work." "Jewelry"; Frof Mary +. Pat
terson. "House Furnishing: Helen NJ
Fancher. ~ Teachers Course in Cloth
ing: Prof Doris \. Daniels, Washing
ton State College. Elementary Cook
ing. Prof !. l.. Winter of Harvard
I"iVersitN. Prepared and EXtemporary
Speaking; Prof. Eric w, Allen. Dean
% the School OF Journalism. University
ot Oregon, Journalism and Pros. u.
=. Watkins, Augmentation aud De
bate"
An inclusive curriculum Of courses
bearing or education has been an
n'unced for the Los Angeles Summer
school session of the University OF Cali
fornia by Dean Monroe T.. Deutsch
Among the authorities on the subject
OF education who will conduct the varl-
Gus courses arc Ruby Baughman. super
visor OF tho Department OF Immigrant
Education and Elementary Evening
schools. Los Angeles: DR.. Richard O.
Boone. Professor Of Education. Univer-
Sitv OF California; rr John NJ. brewer,
| Profession of Education state Nor
mai School; Or. John w, Han, pro-
fcssor OF elementary cducntion. Cnivers-
ity OF Cincinnati; pr, Ernest Carroll
Moore. president of State Normal
school; Dr. Agnes l.. Rogers professor
of education, Gouchcr College. Balti-
/ more Or. William ~ Smith. professor
.