Evening star., 1921-06-19
IN. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

carry three semester hours Of credit
each, and the six-week GLASSES two
semester hours. Classes will meet
five times week. Saturdays and Sum
days being holidays.
The courses in education will be
given by DR.. Carver of the Oakland
School, Philadelphia; Mr.. Doffenbaugh
Of the United States bureau OF educa-
tion, and Prof. Elmer Louis Kayser,
assistant professor Of history and
secretary of the university. DR.. Gar
yer will give two courses on the Junior
high school and one course on educa-
tional measurements. Mr.. Deffen-
baugh will give a course on ele-
mentary education. and Prof. Kayser
course on the history Of education.
give his standard courses in English
rhetoric and two new courses-one in
selected plays OF Shakespeare and the
other in selected poems with, distinc-
tive cultural values. ,.
Dr.. Gertrude Richardson Brigham,
who has heretofore given the work in
composition and the history Of art,
will change the latter course to one
fer teachers in art and drawing. DR..
Brigham has had extensive experience
in the supervision Of art In the public
schools and will offer, course of
direct value to teachers. She has been
on leave of absence all winter to
serve on the editorial STAFF Of La
France, q French American magazine.
The courses in household economics.
started last year by Miss Allen, will
be offered this year by Miss Elizabeth
Kundert Of Hood College. Frederick, Md.
The work in philosophy heretofore
offered entirely by Prof. E. E. Rich
ardson will this year be supplement
ed by two courses in psychology Of
has come to the university during
the past year. and by two courses in
logic by Mr.. Hankin Of the depart
ment of mathematics. Mr.. Hankin
has taken his major work In phi
losophy.
Prof. De Witt c. croissant will Of
fer three courses in English, two Of
which are new-tfe influence of the
doctrine of evolution on literature.
with readings Of Huxley, Stevenson.
Browning and others. and second. a
course On the literature Of the Bible.
was started last year by Mrs. Rem
shaw will again be offered this sum-
mer.
The full course in commercial law
is offered this year by Prof. Alden.
Last summer only half Of this course
was given.
The work in history will be given
by Profs. CHURCHILL and kayser. Prof.
Churchill will offer a course in Ameri-
can history and one in Latin Ameri-
can history. Prof. kayser will offer
a course on the French revolution.
The basic courses in French this
year will be given by Mr.. Protzman.
who Joined the university faculty dur
ing the year. and the work in Span
ish by Prof. Doyle. Miss Maret will
offer a course in conversational
French.
The course in mathematics Offered
by Profs Erwin and Hodgkins will
be essentially the same as those Of
fered last year. and the same Is true
Of the courses in economics and
sociology offered by Prof Robert Russ
X ern, the we'll known economist. The
commerce courses will be taught by
Prof. Kochenderfer the polite cal sci
ence courses by Prof. Hill. the ge-
ology and geography classes by DR..
Resser, the physics courses by Prof.
Brown and Mr.. Cheney and the
chemistry courses by Prof. SWEET.
Prof. Mcneil. who gave one course
in chemistry last year. will offer two
courses this year-one in organic chem
istry and one in physical chemistry.
The work in German and library
science offered BY Prof. Schmidt will
be essentially the same as it was last
summer.
A course in nature study, especially