Evening star., 1936-01-04
COURSE PLANNED
IN MANAGEMENT
Four-Week Summer Study
TO Be Held at University
of Chicago.

tn be drawn from the whole national
experience. the Institute OF Real
Estate Management of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards and
the School of Business OF the Uni
versity of Chicago announce Jointly
n four.week Summer case study
course in real estate management. to
be given on the campus of the uni
yersity during the coming June.
They announce at the same time
that Harry A. Taylor, East Orange.
N. j., president of the New Jersey
chapter of the institute, will be dean
of the course.
The course-to be a residence
course. not for credit toward uni
yersity degrees-is expected to draw
student body from the best recognized
real estate management firms of the
country.
Principles, methods and subject
matter for the. course, the first of a
series. will be developed in detail by
the institute, of which Howard E.
Haynie of Chicago is president. An
outline, prepared by a special COM
'mittee of which Henry T. HolSman,
Chicago. is head. was approved by the
board of governors of the institute at
its recent Atlantic City convention.
Case Study Announced.
The systematic case study OF typ
ical properties in the Chicago metro
ipolitan area will be an important fea-
ture of the course.
How far the institute as it writes
in detail the basic lectures for the
coming course will be advancing the
understanding of real estate may be
seen from the fact that no text exists
on much of the field to be covered.
Notwithstanding the large fraction
of the Nations capital assets repre-
.sented by income. producing urban
real estate. the business of real estate
management is so new as specialized
branch of the business that no treatise
exists which attempts Systematically
to cover the whole field. There has
been, of course, systematic study for
some years of the management prob
buildings, the skyscraper type OF
structure, and existing literature is
largely on this single phase Of prop
erty management.
The coming course will be developed
and conducted on plan similar to
that of the national study courses IN
real estate appraisal given during the
L,1y hn Ar,1a n
stitute of Real Estate Appraisers IN CO.
operation with the School of Business
sof the University of Chicago, and de-
.veloped in detail by that institute.
The appraisal courses, which drew
some of the country's leading apprais-
ers as student body, are recognized
as having set a new standard in pro-
fessional education in real estate.
Taylor to Be Dean.
Chosen as dean Of the coming man.
agement course, Harry A. Taylor, M.
A. l., is associated with his father.
Frank H. Taylor. M. A. L, in Frank
II. TaylOr g. Son, which is this year
celebrating its 5Oth anniversary OF
real estate service. Taylor, a past
president of the Real Estate Board of
the Oranges and Maplewood of the
New Jersey Real Estate Association.
and of the Chamber of Commerce and
Civics of the Oranges and Maplewod,
is a member of the Real Estate Ad-
visory Committee appointed by New
Jerseys commissioner of banking and
insurance in a recently organized de-
partment of conservation set up to
bring skilled management experience
to the handling of real estate assets
of financing institutions in the COM
.missioner's hands for liquidation or
during reorganization. He lectured on
real estate at Columbia and Rutgers.
In addition to the dean, the fol-
lowing have accepted appointment as
members of the faculty of the man.
agement institutes courses:
Harry j. Stevens. Newark, N. j.. past
president of the Newark Real Estate
Board.
James C. Downs. jr. Chicago. editor
,of the institutes technical quarterly,
the Journal of Real Estate Manage
merit.
Oscar H. Boenicke of Chicago, who
will be in charge of all field work for
the course
Edward G. Hacker, Lansing, Mich,
president-elect of the institute for the
year 1886.
Carlton Schultz, Cleveland, for two
years chairman of the associations
property management division, prede-
cessor of the institute, and former
vice president of the association.
Andrew C. Hamilton. Chicago who
will give number of lectures on law
as it relates to management.
: Other members of the faculty will
be announced later.