The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-16
SOCIAL SERVICE l'TRAINING SCHOOL. . TO OPEN OCT. 3

' The Training School conducted un- der the auspices of the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service. PA Main street. Hartford, will open Oct. Sd. The course covers one school year, from October to June, and embraces an its curriculum an intensive study of the field of social service. includ- nng lectures on Sociology, Economics. N'undamental Principles and Methods an Modern Charity, Social Case Work, Child Welfare. Family Welfare, De- anquency, Community Center Activi- Social Service, etc. The lecture course this year.-wiIl be given from 4 to 6, three afternoons a week.
 A series of special lectures will ties in the field of Sociology These special lectures will be given on We'd
 nesday evenings. Rev. Michael J. Scanlan, Diocesan Director of Chari- will open the series of special lectures -on Wednesday evening. Oct 19, with tan address on ''The Field of Social Service and Its Vocational Opportuni- ties.'' The second lecture will be Egiven by Dr. c. Floyd Haviland of fthe State Hospital, Middletown. on i-'The Relation of Mental Hygiene to Other Social Problems" Among the lother lecturers will be Dr. John A. lLapp of the Department Of Social iAcdon, National Catholic Welfare SOuHCll, OTs JdHleS aaSe1Iy, Lean fof the College of Sociology and Jour tnalism, Ohio State University; Peter w. Collins, Director General of the Reconstruction and Employment tDr. Charles P. NeilI. National Catho- t1ic Service School. Washington. lformer United States Labor Com imissioner. and Edwin J: Cooley of lthe Chief Magistrates Court. New York. The complete list of special lecturers and subjects will be an :nounced later.
 The field work of the students will ibe done in connection with the work of the Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, through its various depart tments on Child Welfare, Family Well sl fare, Community Center Activities, FTen hours lecture work and Is hours lf1eld work will be required. Courses in Italian, French. Practical Nurs- ling, and Typewriting will be open to lstudents who may wish to avail them Lselves of these studies.
 There is a nominal tuition for the lcourse- Accommodations for five lout-of-town students can be provided lat the headquarters of the bureau. LAS the purpose of the Diocesan Bu- treau is to fit Catholic young women to take up social service, living ex- tpenses are given at cost. Students who are interested are requested to lsend in their applications at once or lcall at the office in Hartford Pros tpeCt1V6 SIudenuS are required to nave tcompleted at least a high school edu- Ecation, and some college training is [desirable. Students are accepted be- tween the ages of IS and 40.
 The Connecticut Council of Cath tolic Women has offered two reside scholarships and two non-resid ent Escholarships (tuition only) for this year. Already a number of candi- dates have filed applications, and the scholarships will be granted August t17. Those who are interested are re- Euuested to communicate at once with the Diocesan Bureau of Social Ser vice, 24 Main street, Hartford.
 ! It is of interest to BridgeporterS ito know that Rev. Matthew J. Judge, 1 formerly of this city. is in charge of the training school Glasses in so- ciology are conducted by Miss Mar guerite P. Boylan, also a former res fident Bridgeport.