Evening star., 1928-03-04
S:lI!!9j|I9ER SESSIONS
i. MILL OPEN June IS
G. w. U. to Offer Courses of
Six ard Nine Weeks--E. L.
Kayser Director.

Th> Summer sessions Of George
v>S1.nStQn University will begin aca-
G eon1ie activities June Is as a separate
department.. according TO Prof. Elmer
1culs Kayscr. director. All depart
monts Of the university. with the cNccp-
ton Of the medical school, will be rep
resented,
REGISTRATIONS for the Summer nine
weeks course will start on June Is and
fcI the six weeks course on June 29,
Work in the second section will be
ent information. there will be so pro-
fesSors and instructors for the work
offered i'll graduate studies. the law
school. Columbian College. the schoo,
Of education. the school Of engineer
ing and in the division of library
science.
Among the visiting professors are
NJ. L. Combs Of the Virginia State Board
o. Education of Richmond, visiting pro-
lessor in education. who will offer work
in high schools and educational admin
tstration; Rolvix Harlan. professor Of
sociology Of the University Of Rich
n,ond. who will offer work in the prin-
ciples Of sociology. social adjustment
and social ethics; Arthur D. Wright,
~. A. professor Of education at Dart
mouth. who will offer work OH the
principles Of education. the history Of
American education and research prob
lens; William A. Hunter. assistant
professor Of law at the University of
Florida. and II. J. Steele. director Of
training. Teachers College. Buffalo.
who Will offer work in Junior high
schools. the elements Of high school
curriculunls and educational tests and
measurements.
Special emphasis will be laid on the
courses given in the division OF library
w. Schmidt. Within three weeks the
Summer sessions catalogues will be
ready for distribution. according to
Prof. kayser.
Representative Fred A. Brittcn of Chi
cago, ranking member of the naval af-
fairs committee Of the House. will be
the speaker at the March meeting Of
the Columbian Women. according to
the announcement made by Mrs. Harvey
". Wiley. His subject will be The
American Navy end It's Relation to
World Peace" Announcement is made
that the annual banquet of the organi-
Eation has been set for Thursday. April
IL. at the Chevy Chase Club
Prof. Robert F. Griees will give an
illustrated lecture on The Valley of
Ten Thousand Smokes" Tuesday be-
fore the Tau Chapter of Sigma Gamma
Epsilon at the university. Dr.. Griggs
is the discoverer of the Alaskan valley
and has written a book on the subject.
The university Glee Club. under the
direction of Robert r. Harmon. will
appear in concerts at st. EliZabeth's
Walter Reed. the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church, and before the National
Federation of Federal Employees dur
ing the next two months. James
F!ec1 is president OF the organization.
which IS enjoying an unusually success
ful year.
George Washington was well repre-
sented al the conference Of professions!
f.atcrniiies held at the Hotel Hamilton
Friday and yesterday. The university
delegates and their Affiliations follow:
Jarvis Butler, Sigma Nj Phi; Helen
Newman Kappa Beta Pi; Jonas NJ.
Smith, Gamma Eta Gamma; S. c.
Schen. Delta Theta Pi: Clyde Aiche-
Bon. PHI Alpha Delta. and Hugh Bick-
ford. Phi Beta Gamma, all officers Of
the local executive committee Of frater-
mites. The conference sought to form
G national organization Of professional
fraternities.
Dean Henry Grattan Doyle and Mrs.
Doyle were hosts at their home recent
II TO the members Of the publications
board. The Hatchet. Cherry Tree.
Chest and Colonial Wig publications
were represented.
The annual interfraternity prone
made viii be held March 80 at the VIII
lard Hotel.