The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-20
HOWARD PLANS B|G
 SUMMER SCHOOL
Ten Instructors Offer TWen- ty-one CourSes-NeW
 Building Addition

Ten instructors will offer s1 courses in education at the Howard | college summer session, according to
 completed plans made public yester- day by pr. ". E. Bohannon, director of the school This is a larger num- | Der of both instructors and courses than ever offered in the Howard
 summer school before. and is part of plans directed toward enrolling 500 students, Additional instructors
 have also been added in the college credit department courses of the school and the number of these
 courses has been increased. It is also announced that college credit will be given for pre-normal certisi-
 cate work, extension courses and life certificate work. The session will be opened on June and the first six weeks terms will end on July Is, While the end of the second term will l bring the session to a close on Au- gust 25.
 High school administration and methods will be in charge of pr. Charles A. Brown. associate superln- tendent of the Birmingham city 1 schools, after IA years experience as principal of the Birmingham Central High school. Another instructor on t''N AAeA III cuItdllOH courses Will Ue r. D. Graves. superintendent of the
 city schools of Fairfield. Miss Lula
 Bradford, primary supervisor of the Birmingham city schools, will have k charge of courses in elementary and primary education, and will be as- sisted by Miss Rayner I. Tilman, also or the city schools. who will also be head of the demonstration school Miss Eva Alexander. who has been ,f lr1 | summer session for the past four years, will again have charge of this
 work. Miss Winfred Witherspoon. in structor in music In the Birmingham schools' will again be in charge of
 this work at the summer session.
 Dr. John c. Dawson, president of
 Howard college, has added to the ed- ucatlon faculty of the summer ses-
 sion, and Mir. Bohanon, director of
 the school, will also instruct classes
 In psychology and education. The as-
 sistant director. during the first term
 or six weeks, will be Dr. N. B. Baker,
 superintendent of the Jefferson coun-
 " pubic schools, who will have charge of the classification and ar rangement Of students and will also
 teach courses in the education de-
 partment. During the second term of the session the duties of assistant Niii bc idNtH DY ITinclDdl
 Clark C. Meseley of the Bessemer High school who will also teach ed ucation courses. W. c. GriGgs an
 alumnus of Howard and superinten- dent of the Gadsden city schools since
 1912. has been assigned certain
 courses in this department.
 The following education courses
 Will be offered: Science of education.
 by Dr. Baker and Principal Moselev:
 administration and supervision of
 city schools, by Mir. Griggs; the cur
 riculun, MT Griggs; history of educa-
 ton, by Dr. Baker, Dr. Dawson and
 MT. Moseley; educational tests and
 measurements. Dr. Baker: methods of
 teaching in the high school. Dr,
 Brown; principles in secondary edu-
 cation, Dr. Brown; beginning and
 comparative psychology. Dr. Bohanz
 non; history of philosophy. ancient
 and modern. Dr. Bohannon; philoso- phy of education, pr. Bohannon: pri-
 mary methods, under Miss Bradford: elementary curriculum, Miss Brad
 ford practice teaching, Miss Tillman; projects in education, Miss TiIlman: supervision in city. schools Mir.
 Graves social principles in educate MT. Graves; rural school education, Mir. Moseley and Mir. Graves: organi- zation and management of high schools Mir. Moseley.