The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
EXTENSION WORK
ATTHEUNIVERSITY
Several New Courses Will
Be Offered
DETAILSARE GIVEN
Needs Public School Teachers
Met In Enlarged
Program
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winter by the general extension di-
vision OF the University OF. Mime
sofa as part OF Its enlarged Program
toT, 1924.
The division also has arranged 10
St. Cloud State Teachers college,
offer two courses in ST. Paul Tor
public school teachers VI allthme.
tic. A class in American Federal
Government will be taught IN the
women's reception room or the
Northwestern National banks LIN
coin Office. This will be especially
for school teachers also. II will
meet at 10:45 a. NJ, Saturdays; ST
the Logan and Rosedale schools
Miss Georgina LonImen will ofef a
course in elementary school meth
DDS meeting at 4:l5 p. m.
Arrangement for giving a series
Of special short courses in the stu
dy OF textiles, TO be taught In Min
neapolis and St. Paul stores Tor The
benefit OF store employees is another
innovation made by the extension
division, r. r. Price. director. said
last night. Miss Jessie Caplin will
20 to any of the Minneapolis or ST.
Paul stores where the owner oe-
sires his employees 10 be fully ac-
Quainted with the materials they
handle and will conduct the classes
at hours designated by the propi-
etor. Studies will include those OF
silk. wool. cotton, methods OF man
ufacturing these fabrics, use of the
finished fabrics in the manufacture
of clothes and the like. uses OF lin
en-, and y studies of other fabrics
such as those of jute and hemp.
Course In Clothing
An allied course in advanced
clothing construction will be offered
BY the extension division by Miss
E. Maude Patchin OF University
Farm.
The courses in freehand drawing
and the appreciation OF music Of
fered last year by Profs. 8. G. Bur
ton and D. G. Ferguson respectively
proved SO popular that they will be
repeated among the special oner-
ings.
instruction in journalism will be
continued both in Minneapolis and
st. Paul in the extension night
classes, Minneapolis classes VIII
meet in Folwell hail.. those in 81.
Paul at Mechanic Arts high school,
both on Tuesday nights.
ENLARGED extension work will be
carried on both at Duluth and IN
Virginia. students from nearby iro-
range cities being assembled there
on the nights when classes will
meet. John S. Shadbolt, resident
representative OF the division at
Duluth has arranged for thirty sew
en- classes TO be taught there, while
at Virginia there will be instruc-
tion in Spanish, French. America
history, English literature, rhetoric
interpretive reading. public speak
ing. business English, general psy
chology and educational psycholo-
gy. Among the faculty members In
the northern cities will be three
from the main campus who will
spend part OF each week there
Extension Night Class
DR. II. S. Diehl, director OF the
University Health Service will offer
this year for the first time an ex-
tension night class in the elements
OF preventive medicine designed TO
enable nurses now engaged ip their
profession to meet : the require
ments for becoming public health
nurses To be certified as q public
health nurse II is now necessary
lnat students takes the course Of
fered at the university. Those un-
nle to do this will not find 1t pos
sible TO meet the , requirements In
night classes, including that to be
CUereQ Dy DT. Dleh.
In st. Paul, Duluth, and Mime.
apolis the extension division Will
Offer the usual range and liberal
arts, engineering, and business sub
jects.
A. J. Schmitt, expert in business
MANAGEMENT on the staff of the
Butler Construction company. st.
Paul, will offer in both Of the twin
cities classes in business manage
ment and in interpretive account
ing. The classes for st. Paul teach :
ers of arithmetic which President
Brown of the st. Cloud Teachers
nights at GAS and $3.50 p. m, In
Mechanic Arts high school. y
Advanced Radio
Professor c. J. Jansky will offer
a course in advanced radio commu-
nication for students who took ele-
mentary radio work last year and
for, amateurs who have q thorough
beginning knowledge. Prof. Todd
will continue the beginning radio
classes.
Due to the widespread interest
Ial eclipse of the sun classes in that
subject will be offered by Prof. w.
o. Beal.
l.. L. EVERY, assistant city super
intendent of schools in St. Paul. has
been added to the extension faculty
TO offer courses In the geographI
North America, designed particu-
larly for public school teachers
Courses in general immigration and
In the principles of design VIII be
among the years new offerings, "a
will be a study OF American politi.
cal leaders since reconstruction, TO
be taught by Prof. Lester B. Ship
pee. Y.
A course in pubic school hnancs
will be taught in Mlnneapolis by DR.
Fletcher Harper Swift Of the Col
Iege OF Education who has won q
national reputation as an authority
on that subject.
Ragistratiop for the extension
divisions night and, afternoon
classes vii begin Monday, Septem
Der II, and>eontinue for one week
Glasses viii start Monday, Septem
Der ~, and late registrations vii
be accepted for Q short time after
Glasses begin. The registrars vii
be at the downtown Offices, which
are In the Security Building. Min
neapoiis: Pioneer Building, st
Paul, and Alworth. Duluth.
Many Vessels
Throa fh0uaa nd marchaut veSSAl.