Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-23

thousand persons have enrolled at the
extension center which is more than dou-
Bile any previous enrolment.
The administrative officers are J. J.
Petition, director of the extension di-
vision; Frank w. Shockley, associate
director in charge Of the extension
| teaching center; Revert A. Cavanaugh,
officer in charge of the teaching CEN
ter and Miss Mary B. Orvis secretary.
The following courses In the various
departments will be given:
In the Economics Department Prin-
ciples Of Economic, Industrial Society,
Public Finance, Tax Problems, Money
and Banking, Labor Problems and In
PRODUCTION to Statistics.
In the Sociology Derartment-Prin-
ciples Of Sociology, Community and So
ciaI Surveys, Business Organization and
Management, Efficiency Standards, Iii
dusrtial Surveys and Commercial and
Civic Organizations
In the Education Department-Public
Education In the United States, Prob
lens of the High School Curriculum,
Educational Psychology and Mental
Measurements
In the English Observation-Disclosures
english, English composition, advanced
English composition, English usage, ad
vanced business writing, introduction to
English literature, Browning's poetry,
types of English literature, early nine
tenth century poets, elementary public
speaking, story telling and dramatic
repertory.
In the Fine Arts Department
Medieval art and plastic and graphic
arts.
FRENCH DEPARTMENT
COVERS MANY PHASES.
In the French Elementary
French modern French drama, survey Of
French literature, French composition
and conversation, and second year read
ing
In the Geology Department-Physiog
raphy and commercial geography.
In the History OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
history, contemporary history of the
United States, and nineteenth century
Europe.
In the Journalism Department-News-
paper writing and publicity, practical ad-
yertising. short story writing, typogra-
ply, and advertising and publicity.
In the Law Department-Element of
law, and business law.
In the Mathematics Department-Col-
business mathematics.
In the Office and Library Practice De-
partment-Library methods and office or
ganization and management.
In the Physical Education Department
Play and Fairgrounds, folk dancing,
and singing games.
In the Physiology and Hygiene De
Notwithstanding physiology and
hygiene. and general and individual by
giene.
In the Political Science Department
American Government and politics. po-
litical tendencies of today and civic rela-
lions
PSYCHOLOGY INCLUDED
IN REGULAR COURSES.
In the Psychology and Philosophy De-
partment-Elementar psychology, per-
sonSl efficiency, mental measurements,
psychological problems OF employment
management, psychology of advertising
and selling, psychological basis OF sup
ervised study and educational psych-
ology.
In the Spanish Beginning
Spanish and second year Spanish.
In the Zoology Observation-Disclosures
In the the School of Commerce the
following courses viii be given: Ele-
mentary accounting. advanced account
ing, cost accounting, elements OF eco
Monies, civic relations, commercial geog-
raphy, corporation finance, investments.
business organization and management,
craftsmanship, psychology of advertising
and selling, credits and collections, bust
ness statistics. life inurance, property in
surance, efficiency standards, community
and social surveys. marketing methods,
business law, insurance problems, com
mercial and civic organizations, indus
trial surveys. library methods. typog-
raphy, development problems, Office or
ganization and management, business
mathematics and advanced business writ
Ing.
The courses in the College of Liberal
Arts will be held at shortridge High
School and the course in the school IF
commerce will be conducted in the ola
Indianapolis Medical building.
The following instructors Will teach
at the extension division this year: Har~
r!et n. Bircholdt, Walton S. Bittner,
Claude NJ. Bolser. William f. Book. Al.
fred NJ. Brooks, Robert E. Cavanaugh.
Hubert G. Childs, Ernest Coin, (Nfrs.)
c. Z. Edmondson, Luther S. Ferguson,
Edgar G. Frazier, Maurice Fulton, Clin-
ton Fl. Givan, VIII I. Hale, Henry B.
Holmes. w NJ. Hudson, Harry D. Kit
son. Ernest NJ. Linton, william O. lynch.
Lander MacClintock, James f. Mofratt
Mary B. Orvis. HerriOtt Glare Palmer
J. ]. Petijohn. (Mrs.) LueUa w Pres
Sey, Alva /. Prickett. MRS. Kate Mil
ner Rabb, Thurman B. Rice. George T.
Schlafer, Frank W Shockley, Frank Il
Streighton, Charles w. Snow. Henry r.
Stephenson, Albert ]. Stump, Stephen s.
Visher
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