Evening star., 1921-09-18
RESEARCH UNIVERSITY.

Research University Will open Tor
it's third year tomorrow, The uni
of Research in the fall of 1919. and
was later incorporated as Research
University, with a board OF trustees
made up largely of government en-
ployes. This university is the first
| cooperative university in the world,
run on an entirely nOn-profit-making
! basis. receiving subsidies from neither
private individuals nor the govern
| ment.
Most Of the $50 subjects which are
being offered this fall are taught after
Is o'clock in the evening. and more
| than half OF them after o'clock. at
a time when those employed during
| the day can take advantage of the op-
| portunity. Amy adult capable of do
| ing good work is admitted. yet strict
entrance and graduation requirements
are maintained for those who work
I for degrees At the last commence
! ment the university gave the degrees
of A. B.. B. s.. M. c. s.. Phi. D. and
| LII d.
The faculty has grown from one
member in 1919 to about seventy-five.
and there are now schools of ac-
countancy. commercial art. aero
! nautics. foreign trade: journalism.
! literary arts. secretarial science. etc.
/; whole is divided into colleges of
Of commerce. education. graduate
studies and liberal arts. Each school
and collega IS headed by dean. The
| subjects OF the curriculum are chosen
on the basis Of Investigations of needs
| of federal employees and others in the
District. Thirty new professors have
been added to the faculty within the
past month. The university is out
growing its quarters and will add
! new building to its equipment this
year.
DR.. Charles Monroe Trammell.
special attorney in the bureau Of
to teach business law, income tax
law and other subjects. Dr. Tram
| NELL received his degrees from
Emory College and Vanderbilt
University.
DR.. Holroyd Hartman has bee1 ap-
pointed as professor of political
science and will teach several courses
in history and government
DIR. Robert Wilson Shufeldt has
been appointed instructor in nature
study and will give course in this
| to the needs of teachers and nature
lovers. DR.. Shufeldt has 900 slides
by which to illustrate his lectures.
Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins has
been appointed as instructor in secre-
tarial duties Mrs. Hopkins had
lcharge of the woman's division of the
United States employment division
during the war and has had consid-
cradle experience in the training and
employment of secretaries.
| Great interest is being shown in
the new school Of Journalism. Ben
jamin Mosby McKelway is dean of
the new school, and Lee Somers will
teach feature writing and dramatic
composition. Courses in story writ
ing, advanced English, social re-
search and advertising are also Of
fered. President Rapeer said yes
tion this year of 1000 students.
| With exercises arranged by the
alumni, faculty and students, the
Washington College Of Law will open
for its 1s21-1922 term Monday even
| ing at Z o'clock. The ARRANGEMENTS
for the opening exercises are being
made by committee headed by Wall
| ter N. Evans, president Of the class of
! 1923.
, Three new members have been
added to the college faculty. They are
DR.. Charles R. Frankham, Leo A.
Rover and Lucian H. Vandoren.
| DR.. Frankham is special assistant
! to Attorney General Daugherty. He
| received the master Of arts degree
/, from Ohio State University in his
/ tory. political science and economics;
the bachelor. Of laws degree n the;
same Institution: the master laws
. degree from Columbia Univers, and