Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-06-10

formulate definite proposals as tc
time for beginning the campaign anc
methods to be employed In conduct
ing it, ard report the same for APP
proval to a special meeting of the
board to be called for that purpose
early next session"
On the recommendation OF the
executive committee, Professor X.
! w. Kirkbride. OF the modern Ian
guage department, was granted a
I leave OF absence OF one year for
study in France. Professor Kirk
bride will also look after the prelim-
4 mary work relative to the plan
which the Service Citizens of Della
ware will help finance OF sending un-
dergraduates to France for one year
} of study for which they will receive
credit on their university course.
on the recommendation OF the ag-
riculture committee the department
of bacteriology and hygience will be
transferred from the School of Arts
and Science to the School of Agricul-
ture and the departments of animal
husbandry and bacteriology will be
combined into a new department TO
be known as animal husbandry.
Dean c. A. McCue, of the agricul
tural department, recommended that
an instructor In agricultural econo-
mics be appointed when the funds
would allow it, Dean McCue in
81 81 ha
poultry department being conducted
on the university farm for members
Of the rehabilitation divisions from
rehabilitation funds. The agricul-
ture committee recommended that
as soon as funds are available there
would be an appropriation to carry
forward the poultry department in
the university curriculum.
Reports submitted by Business
Administrator A. G.. Wilkinson
showed that the business of-the uni
versity has been conducted within
the allotted budget The revenue
for the next fiscal year will be; Del
aware College. S1S1,5S0 and the,l
women's College. S73,275, making
total OF s254,s05. A budget for the
year has been adopted. The income
of the agriculture department will
be s1O3,6S3.12
Dean Winifred J. Robinson in a |
report of the activities of the Wo- (
mems College said in part:
1T is anticipated that "a students /
will be graduated from the Women's |
College in 1922. OF these. 10 will /
receive the A. b. degree and 9 the
B. S. degree. In addition, 10 who
lave taken the two-year teacher
raining course will receive the
eacher's diploma granting them
license to teach in the elementary
chools OF the state.
1.-The proper placement OF our
raduates is a matter OF much Inn
.ortance. Not all are adapted to ,
eaching. though naturally because |
( our needs in the State, teaching as &
profession is suggested to every !
.udent of the Women's College. The {
ommittee on appointments, OF
hitch Professor w. A. Wilkinson is {
hartman. has been created to meet c
lis demand and a blank requiring I
etailed information concerning stu i
ents has been prepared for filing. {
islts of the secretaries of bureaus
{ occupations, social and religious |
orkers, and others interested in
pportunities for young women, are
ranged, and individual confer
noes with students are made pos
BILE.
THE young women OF the senior
Iasses of the various high schools
ave been entertained at the Col
,ge by means of funds provided by
ervice Citizens. this being the only
ortion OF their appropriation for
cid work with refence to the pro-
notion Of Misunderstanding that has
cen used II viii amount, at the
lose of the year, to about $1,000. but
is money very well expended.
The work of the college was in 7
.rrupted for ten days because OF a
Use OF scarlet fever. The patient v
as carefully guaranteed during t
ar illness and after short conva- n
scence at her home returned to o
pr work at the college
1.-THE Delaware Association OF Col II
ge Women has made its usual T.
fer of a scholarship OF 500 70 the o
eshman who passes the entrance r.
In English with the u
CHEST standing. This association tc
IS also granted to a member of the n
nlor class who mas majored in Of
ology. a scholarship of 500 to be It
Id at the Marine Biological Lab &c
atory at Woods Hole, Massachu- m
It's, for the summer session Of six ei
eks. Ia
1.-The State Federation of Women's al
abs presented the college with an
k tree on May May. NJ
Mrs Charles Copeland has pre- CT
tied the College with some large. pa
med photographs which will be 50
" useful in certain courses. di
Jennings Hood has presented the of
rary with a copy of his beautiful ic,
illustrated book dealing with the ar
nlficance of patriotic insignia, wi
blished by Bailey, Banks and III
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