The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
C. ". U. SUMMER
SCHOOL OFFERS
VARIED PROGRAM
New Subjects Included in
Coming Session of
Institution.

George Washington University
anticipates the largest enrolment in
the history OF the institution at the
coming session Of the summer
school. which will open on juno 20
and continue Cor nine weeks.
Many new courses will be offered
this year, according to announce
ment by DR.. william Carl Ruediger,
director Of the Summer School and
dean of Teachers College. The main
classes will be divided into two
groups. The classes carrying three
semester-hours OF credit each will
begin June 20 and run for nine
weeks. until August 20. The classes
carrying two semester-hours Of
credit will begin June 81 and run
for six weeks, until August 6.
Courses in education will be given
by DR.. Carver. of the Oakland
School, Philadelphia; Mr.. Deffen-
baugh, Of the u. s. Bureau of Edu-
cation, and Prof Elmer Louis Kay
ser. OF the History Department DR..
Carver will give two courses on the
Junior high school, and one course
on educational measurements. The
courses on the junior high school
are offered primarily to meet a spe-
cial need of the public schools OF
the District. Mr.. Deffenbaugh will
give a course on elementary edu-
cation and Mr.. Ssyser a course on
the history of education.
Dean William Allen Wilbur will
give a standard course in English
rhetoric and two new courses, one
iE selected plays of Shakespeare
and the other in selected poems with
distinctive cultural value.
DR.. Gertrude Brigham, who has
heretofore given work in compost
ton and the history OF art. will
substitute for the lattsr a course
for teachers in art and drawing.
DR.. Brigham has had extensive ex-
perience in the supervision Of art
in the public schools and will offer
a course of direct value to teachers
Courses in household economics,
started last year by Miss Edith
Allen, will be offered this year by
Miss Elizabeth Kundert, Of Hood
College. Frederick. Nd.
Courses in philosophy heretofore
offered entirely by Prof. L. E.
Richardson will be supplemented
this year by two courses in psy-
chology offered by Assistant Pro-
fessor Metcalf. who has come to
George Washington during the past
year. and by two courses in logic
by Mr.. Hankin. OF the department
of mathematics.
Prof. Dewitt c. Croissant will
offer three courses in English. two
Of which are new. having not here
tofore been offered either in the
Summer School or at the regular
session. These are The Influence
of the Doctrine OF Evolution on
Literature" with readings of Hux-
ley, Stevenson, Browning and
ture of the Bible
A, full course in commercial law
will be offered this year by Prof
Alden.
Prof. Churchill will give course.
in American history and Latin
American history. Prof. Ksyser
will offer a course on the French
revolution
The basic courses in French this
year will be gwen by Mr.. Protzman.
who Joined the university staff this
year. and the work in Spanish will
Doyle. Miss Maret will offer a
course in conversational French
Prof. McSeill. who gave one course
in chemistry. last year, will offer
two courses this year, one in or
ganic chemistry. and one in physi-
cal chemistry.
course in nature study, espe-
cially adapted to the needs of the
elementary school teachers. will be
offered by DR.. Schufeldt.