The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-05
Nations Leading Educators 10
Address State Teachers Meet

The Florida State Teachers AS
ISOLATION, Inc, announces its guest
speakers and consultants for the
62nd annual convention which is
to convene March II, 18, 10 at
the Jones High School in Orlando.
The theme of the convention will
be Education For Leadership in
Human Relations"
The following will be be speak
erS:
DR.. Karl H. Berns, who will
speak to the first General As
sembly. DR.. BernS is a native of
Ohio.
DIR. Befns joined the NEA head
quarters staff in l945 as assistant
secretary. In 1913 he was nam
ed assistant secretary for busi-
ness.
He holds four earned degrees.
He received his B. S. degree in
education from Kent State Uni
verSity, an M. A. from the Uni
versity of Akron, an LIB. from
William Mckinley Law School
and a Ph.D. from Ohio State Uni
verSity. He is a life member of
the Nea.
DR.. H. Gordon Hullfish, who
will be the keynote speaker
Thursday night. He is professor
of education at Ohio State u.
is nationally known for extern
Sive research and writings on the
cOmplex problems of his field.
The Honorable Leroy Collins,
governor of the State of Florida
will speak Saturday morning to
the final general session.
j. K. Chapman will speak
on Saturday morning. He has
been Deputy Supt. of the State
Department of Education since
I948. Previously he had been
State Supt. of instruction with
the State School Dept.
The following are to be guest
speakers and consultants:
Clifford ]. Campbell will speak
Thursday afternoon. He is a ma
tive of Washington, DC; receiv-
ed his BIS. in architecture from
Chicago Technical College in 1888
and his MA. in educational or
ganization and administration
from Northwestern University IN
1910.
He is now director of the Dun
bar Trade School of Chicago.
MIR. Campbell is life member
of the American Vocational AS
ISOLATION, NEA, Illinois Educa-
ton Association, Northwestern
Alumni Association and many
other noteworthy organizations
and associations. He will serve as
consultant to the Vocational Ed
ucation section.
Atty. Thomas M. Jenkins, dean
of the Florida A and M Univer-
sity Law School and the faculty
of the Law School will hold a
panel discussion on Thursday
night. The panel will be on "Flor-
ida's School Capital Outlay
Amendment Bonds"
DR.. Lou LaBrant will speak
Friday morning. She has taught
at the University of Kansas as
assistant professor Of educationi
at Ohio State University as as
sociate professor of English edu-
cation, New York University as
professor of English education, and
Atlanta University as visiting
professor.
DIR. Labran is the auhor OF sew
eral books on English.
DIR. ]. Rupert Picott will speak
Friday night. He received educa-
tional training at Virginia Union
University and Hampton InSt-
tute where he obtained his BIS.
and DPd. He also attended
Temple University where he re-
ceived his MED; New York Uni
versity, and Harvard University.
DR.. Picott is the executive sec
rotary OF the Virginia Teachers
Association and is the editor OF
that associations publication, in
Guiding the Virginia Education
Bulletin.
DR.. Picott viii serve as con-
sultant 10 the Secondary Prin-
cipals of Education section.
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