The Washington herald., 1921-06-19
Record Enrolment Expected When
George Washington Summer School
Opens for Annual Term Tomorrow

With, the largest enrolment in
the history of George Washington
University, . the Summer School at
the institution will open tomorrow
Fully 1000 students will be ENROLL
ed. according to DIR. william Carl
Ruediger. dean of Teachers College
and director OF the school.
Registration will continue for a
week or two at the office of Dean
Ruediger in Lisner Hall, 2023 G
street northwest. All of the nine
week classes will start tomorrow
and continue through August . 20.
The siN-week classes, with a few
exceptions. will open June 81 and
run through August 6, The nine
week classes carry three semester
hours of credit each and the six
week classes two semester-hours.
Glasses will meet 1--WE times a week,
Saturdays and Sundays being holi-
days.
Announces Faculty Members.
The course in education will be
given by DIR. Carver, of the Oak
land School. Philadelphia; Prof.
Deffenbaugh. of the U. S. Bureau
of Education, and Prof. Elmer Louis
kayser. assistant professor of his
tory and secretary of the universe
ty. DIR. Carver will give two
courses on the junior high school
and one course on educational
measurements. Mr.. Deffenbaugh
will give a course on elementary
education. and Prof. Kayser a
course on the history of education.
Dean William Allen Wilbur will
give his standard courses in Eng
lish rhetoric and two new courses
one in selected plays of Shakes
peare and the other in selected
poems with distinctive cultural
values.
DR.. Gertrude Richardson Brig
ham, who has heretofore given the
work in composition and the his
course to one for teachers in art
and drawing. DR.. Brigham has had
extensive experience in the super
vision of art in the public schools
and will offer a course of direct
value to teachers. She has been on
leave of absence all winter to serve
on the editorial stan Of La France,
French-American magazine.
The courses in household eco
nomics, started last year by Miss
AlItH, VIII -De OlleEtu inio year W
Miss Elizabeth Kundert. of Hood
College, Frederick. Md.
Two Courses In Psychology.
The work in philosophy hereto
fore offered entirely by Prof. E. B,
Richardson will this year be sup
plemented by two courses In psy-
chology offered by Assistant Prof
Metcalf, who has come to the uni
versity during the past year, and
by two courses in logic by Mr.
Hankin. of the department Of math-
ematics. Mr.. Hankin has taken his
major work in philosophy.
Prof. Dewitt c. Croissant will Of
fer three courses in English. two
of which are new-the influences OF
the doctrine of evolution on litera-
ture. with readings of Huxley, Ste
venson. Browning and others. and
second. a course on the literature
of the Bible.
which was started last year by Mrs
Renshaw. will again be offered.
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 American history and one in
Latin American history. Prof Kay
ser will offer a course on the French
revolution.
The basic courses in French this
year will be given by Mr.. Protz.