The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

ng excellent teachers.
Instructor In Romance Languages.
fg22-i923.
Roy. Edna. rs. CNew Mexico) .
Instructor In Home Economics.
shelton. Wilma 10y. B.A.. BIS.
OI%niverHity OF fllinoisD. Librarian
and Assistant Professor Of Library
Science.
Simpson. Mrs Walter. michigan
Agricultural CollegeJ. Professor Of
Home Economics and Supervisor
OF Dining Han.
Political Science for women
The enfranchisement Of women
has brought requests to President
liil for courses expository Of
political and economic problems.
Therefore he has secured the con-
sent Of Professor Charles =. Conn.
Alb. NIL. Pm D.. california;. to
CIV such a course with special
reference to the principles 81
American government. Oppor-
tunity Ia thus afforded hundreds OF
int iigent ONE 10 study these
vial matters affecting citlzenshig
ana their exercise OF suffrage.
Administration Of public
Education
! There has been a considerable
demand tor courses in public
school administration addressed w
the needs IT superintcndents. prln-
cipals and prospective eNecuti .|
IN the work 81 the public schools
President Hili will give the course
Ia administration Of public educH-
ton which embraces state authori-
Eation and control. organization.
city school administration. selec-
ton OF teachers. financial prob
lens and auxiliary school agencies.
President inns record before
coming to the State University Of
New Mexico included -four a a.
professor Of Philosophy and Edu-
cation al George Peabody College.
two years at Tulane University. one
ycer at Wisconsin. and two years
at the University OF Illinois He
has taught educational subjects I n
the summer sessions OF Montana.
Cornell. California. Wisconsin. and
Illinois universities.
Vocational Education
President Harry l. Kent OF the
New Mexico College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts has consented
to give six lectures In the great
field Of Vocational Education
which he Is eminently fitted to dis
cuss.
President Chamberlain Of the
State Normal School at silver city.
viii lecture on Elementary Educa-
ton and Superintendent Bickley OF
Clovis viii conduct regular course
In Class Room Management and
the History Of Education.
Psychology
Benjnmin y Taught. AN. phID.
Uenbody). "A student and professor
OF Wide experience. viii! offcr
courses In applied psychology
mental and educational tests aud
In general psychology. The i'nl-
ersity Laboratory of Psychology
will be In uEe during the summer
Home Economscs ard Chemistry
OF Nutrition
In the Haynoids Hall practical
studies OF cooking, homemakiag
and economics will be offered by
Mrs. simpson and Miss Roy. ami
over In the splendid Chemical Lab
0ratory. Professor John u. Clark.
Ph.D., t~stanford). viii offer a new
course In the chemistry Of foodz
and In practical chemical prob
lens affecting the household and
OF fascinating Interest. Never be.
fore In the southwest have there
been such opportunities offered / In
the science and art OF home eco
Monies A. will be offered this sum-
mer at the State University of New
Mexico.
Physical Training. Flags. and
Realization of tue fundamental
Importance OF organized play ir
the lives Of young and Old Il char
acteristic OF modern educational
practir". II mnkee for health. en-
toyment. and Wholesome social and
group spirit, aud heaiihfui games
n sparta p a preventive Of cyll
ia many forms. The Summer aea-
sion will offef training for teach
ers who In turn viii instruct their
pupils during the winter In such
sports as football. track. baseball,
tennis. swimming. folk dancea. ~
addition 10 educational and com
munity hygiene. In charge OF this
important work II Roy W. John
son. a eradurte Of Michigan Uni.
xersity. formerly center on the
Michigan football team. a holder
Of the Al-American college record
Tor physical strength. and a man
Who won two citations and a CrotN
De ouerre In the ~battlefields Of
frnncs. Miss Knthcrine Nccor-
mick, MA. tCoiumbia). viii dlrecr
this work Tor women.