Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09
SUMMER FACULTY
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Seven Visiting Professors
From Other Universities to
Conduct Courses.

Seven visiting professors from other
universities Will be included in George
washington University's Summer rae
ulty, according to Prof. Robert Whitney
Bolwen, director of the sessions.
The Summer sessions in Columbian
College, the Graduate School OF Let
tiers and Sciences. the School OF Engl-
neerlng, the School of Government, the
division of library science and the dlVi-
sion of fine arts will consist of nine
week term, starting June Is and end
ing August Is, and six-week term
from June 80 to August 9. The Law
school Summer session consists OF two
terms, the first extending from June 10
to July 80 and the second from July
81 to September 10.
The visiting professors are Tanjes
Henry Schultz, of the Woman's College
of Alabama, visiting professor of edu-
cation; E. Ehrlich Smith of Randolph
Macon College, visiting professor OF
education; A. Curtis Wilgus Of the Uni
versity of South Carolina, visiting pro-
lessor of history; Carl Crumbie Whea-
ton OF the st. Louis University Law
School, visiting professor Of law; Robert
r. Potter of the University Of North
Carolina, visiting associate professor OF
English; Wesley T. Craven OF New YORK
University, visiting instructor in MIS-
tory; Paul Swain Ravens Of Princeton
University, visiting instructor In Eng
lish.
Outline Of Course.
Prof. Schultz will offer a course for
high school administrators and teach
ers which will consider recent growth
in secondary education aims and funo-
tions, reorganization, program of
study, classification and guidance, extra
curricular activities, plant, costs and
Standardization. He will also give a
course in tests and measurements, q
study Of the status and significance of
measurement in education and the
utilization Of data obtained in guiding
instruction and study.
Prof. Smith will give course in the
technique of teaching which will con-
slider the directing of the learning proc
esS with special reference to the nature
and meaning of the subject matter
taught; and course in elementary edu.
cation, survey of tendencies In eles
mentary education with special reference
TO- underlying principles, elementary
school supervision, principles of con.
Ssructive supervision, the functions and
opportunities OF the principal and spe-
cial supervisors.
A survey course and a pre-seminar In
Latin American history will be given
by Prof. Wilgus. Prof. Wheaton will
otter the course In agency In the Law
School.
Renaissance and Elizabethan litera-
ture, Elizabethan drama and nineteenth
century drama will be taught by Prof.
Potter.
History and Literature.
Prof. Craven will give courses in Eng.
fish history since 1903 and the Ameri-
can Colonies and the British imperial
problem. Mr.. Ravens will offer courses
in seventeenth century literature, the
romantic movement and Victorian
poetry.
Dean Henry Grattan Doyle win pre-
side at the meeting Of the Eastern AS
sociatio nof Deans and Advisers of Men,
OF which he Is president, which will be
held at Atlantic City on February 20,
II and %. The association will meet in
conjunction with large group of per-
sonal guidance organizations. Among
the speakers will be Dean Francis Brad
shaw Of the University of North Caro-
lima, Dean Harry Z. Stone of the uni
yersity Of West Virginia, Dean Herbert
2. Hawkes. OF Columbia University and
DR.. David A. Robertson Of the American
Council of Education.
Fred e. NeSsel. assistant register of
the university, will attend the meeting
IN Atlantic City on February 81 and az
Of the National Association Of Collegiate
Registrars.
The women's debate team of the uni
versity won its opening debate of the
season Wednesday night, defeating a
team from Penn State College. on
Friday night the team met Ohio Yves.
leyan. The woman debaters include
Louise FeinStein, manager of the team
Virginia Frye, Julia Bonwit, Genevieve
WimSatt Elizabeth Reeves and Myrtle
Wilson.
Mems Debate Wednesday.
The mems debate team will open its
season on Wednesday with a debate
against Ohio Wesleyan University and
on Saturday will meet Princeton Uni
versity. The debaters are coached bv
Prof. Willard Hayes Yeager. DepeW
professor OF public speaking in the
university.
On Tuesday, February 10, the Column
plan Women OF George Washington
University Will entertain at a reception
IN honor Of the president of the univer-
sity and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin. The
reception will be held at the Washing
ton Club, at pm.
The second semester of the academic
year opened on Monday in the Law
School and on Wednesday In all other
schools OF the university. students
airy 10.