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Teachers Plan
Wide Range
of Activities

SoilSSC Adtuity Jul lIiS Illc QUILL
mer of 1868 will range from
travelling, advanced research
and study, to just plain relaxing.
Several Of the faculty mem
bers will take courses in their
special field of interest.
Mary Lewis Allen will study
mathematics at the University Of
Ten esse for at least six
week session.
Sterling Adams will be practic-
ing and doing research on two
books.
Blanche C. Badger will at
tend National Science Found
alton Institute for teachers of
college mathematics at Wander
bilt University. Concentrated
study VII be given to topology
and linear algebra.
Under a National Science
Foundation grant, B. S. Bats
will attend an Destitute of Stats
tics at North Carolina State Col
lege. Raleigh, N. C.
George P Elliott will attend
the University of Miami to be-
gin work on his electorate for
two slX-week summer school
/ sessions.
James McCombs will study
at the Eastman school Of Mus
&c, Rochester, N. Y. During the
winter of l963-64. he will take a
leave of absence from Long
wood to continue his study at
Eastman School of Music.
John w. Molnar plans to teach
this summer session, following
which he will do further re-
search on Music in Colonial Vir-
GINA in Williamsburg. Colonial
Williamsburg has awarded him
another grant for this work. Of
special interest The Journal of
the Music Librarian Association,
published in Washington, Lii
brary of Congress, contains
book review of his and should
be off the press soon.
Maurice Neveu has received
an appointment from the Ma
tlonal Science Foundation to at
tend Brandeis University this
summer under their Summer Re-
search Participation Program
for college teachers. He will be
working on a research project in
the department of chemistry.
jeanne Curnutt will give
lecture-recital featuring the
LongWood College Harpsichord
at the Virginia Music Camp for
students and teachers.
Mss Curnutt is the Founder
Director of the Danish Ameri-
can Summer School for organ
lists. The school will have a
staff that includes two Ameri-
can organ teachers, she and
Suzanne Kidd, Of the University
of Richmond. as we'll as three
Danish teachers.
The eight week study period
extends from July II to Sept
ember IA. Four weeks will be de-
voted to travel and the remain
ing four Will be spent in Aarhus
where they intend to do very
concentrated work in Organ Lit
erature, French German. and
Church History.
Those faculty members who
Will teach summer school here
this summer are: Richard B.
Brooks, Mary A. Heintz; Charles
F. Lane: Dennis E. Williams;
janice Lemen: Emily Clark,
she plans a week in New York
alter summer school; David Vie
ira, and Janelle Spear will re-
main at LongWood during sum
mer;; Merle L. Landrum; Cor
don Moss who is in charge of
Summer session: Edgar M.
johnson; and Floyd Swertfeger.
Foster B. Gresham plans to
work on an evaluation report
for the college this summer.
Dorothy Schlegel, accompan-
led by her husband. Marvin Sch
legel, will attend conference
in Geneva from July 4-l2 at
which time she will deliver
Taper entitled 'Diderot as the
Transmitter of Shaftesbury's
Romanticism.' This is the first
international congress on the
Enlightenment organized by NJ.
Theodore BeSterman.
Virginia Bedford will leave on
June 80 for a trip to Europe.
She will tour principal cities of
France. Italy. Switzerland, some
of Germany. Belgium, Holland,
England and Scotland. She plans
to return about August 4.
Lora Bernard plans to visit
friends and relatives in Virginia
and Tennessee and then in Aug
ust from the 1851 she shall &C
company a group of Longwood
College members of Kappa
Omicron Phi to Springfield, III
inols for conclave.
Annie Lee Ross will spend the
summer at her summer home in
Cascade. Colorado.
Mildred Davis plans to do
some independent study relative
to courses she teaches.