Evening star., 1940-06-16
Clinical Nursing
And Education TOPICS
0fC. U. Symposium
Prominent Educators
Will Be Among the
Speakers June 26-27

SPeokers June Zo-H
A symposium on clinical expe-
rience in nursing and conference
of diocesan superintendents OF
schools and secondary school prin-
cjpals to be held Wednesday and
Thursday, June 26-27, on the cam
pus of Catholic University, will pre-
cede the opening of the annual
summer session.
The general topic of the school
conference will be Contemporary
Problems in Catholic Education,
with Catholic University and dio-
cesan school authorities presenting
the case from their respective view
points.
Aflliation will be the subject for
consideration at the first session
wednesday, June 26, at 2:30 pm, in
Mcmahon Hall Auditorium. with DR.
Roy j. Deferrari, chairman of the
. Committee on Afflliation and Ex-
tension at the university, speaking
on The Nature of Affiliation With
the Catholic University of America. u
sister immaculate, O. S. B., an in
Eructor in the department of edu-
cation, will speak on secondary
school affliation with the university
and the Rev. DR.. George johnson
head of the department of educa-
ton and secretary general of the
National Catholic Education Asso-
clation, will lead the discussion fol-
lowing the addresses.
DR.. Charles H. Judd, of the Ma
tlonal Youth Administration, will
speak on The Emerging Concept
OF General Education" at the sec
ond session which will follow a din
ner at 7 pm. in the university din
ing hall.
Education Guidance.
Guidance in Secondary Educa-
ton will be the subject of the first
session Thursday morning at 9
o'clock in Mcmahon Hall, with
Floyd w. Reeves, director of the
American Youth Commission, speak
ing on What the American Youth
Commission Has Discovered About
the Need of Guidance in American
Schools Sister Ann Cawley of the
university's department of educa-
ton will speak on Guidance in
Catholic Schools" and DR.. Eugene
Leonard. lecturer in education and
member of the staff of the United
States Office of Education, on Next
Steps in Guidance"
In the final session, DR.. Robert
Connery, director of the Commits
sion on American Citizenship, will
speak on The University Program
and the Rev. Thomas J. Quigley,
diocesan superintendent of Catholic
schools in Pittsburgh. Pa, will intro
duce "A Citizenship Program in
Catholic High Schools"
DR.. Deferrari will be in charge of
the conference and the Rev. DR..
George johnson will lead the discuss
sion following each series of ad-
dresses.
Clinical Nursing Is Topic.
Clinical Nursing Experience in
General will be the subject of the
opening session of the Symposium
on Clinical Experience in Nursing
under the auspices of the School of
Nursing Education. Sister M. Olivia,
the dean of the school; Sister Rita
and DR.. Gladys Sellew of the fac
ulty, will discuss the Administrative
Organization" with Mrs. Eugenia K.
Spalding and Sister Bertilla speak
Ing on Curriculum Development"
After luncheon in the university
dining hall, second session in the
Music Building auditorium will con-
slider Clinical Nursing Experience
in the Medical and Surgical Serv-
ices" knowledge, Skills and At
titudes" will be presented by Sister
M, Ancieta. Sister Bertilla. Sister M.
Maurice and Miss Esther McClain.
Sister Lucille, Dr. Sellew and Miss
Lucia SWeeton will talk on the
"1ntegration of the Biological and
Physical Sciences. Sociology, Psy-
chology and Public Health"
The delegates to the symposium
will unite with those attending the
conference on schools for dinner
in the university dining hall where
DR., Judd will be the main speaker.
Thursday, June 81, Miss Elsie
Borden and Miss Sweeton will give a
demonstration of teaching meth
DDS at the morning session and Sis
ter Maurice and Sister Rose will
discuss "Evaluation and Records
at the afternoon meeting.
Will Lay Cornerstone.
The Most Rev. Joseph M. Corri-
gan, Bishop of Bilta and rector of
the university. will lay the corner
stone of Corrigan Hall this after
noon at st. Joseph's in the Hills,
Malvern, Pa. This is the ek-end
retreat house for laymen for the
archdiocese of Philadelphia. 1t has
been named in honor of Bishop
Corrigan because he started the re-
treat movement for the archdiocese
when he was a young priest in his
home diocese.
This evening at BIS o'clock, he
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress for st. Anthony's High School
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