UNIVERSITY
TO i HO&& \ SUMMER SCHOOL THIS
YEAR
The first summer session ever' hbld"*by the
University of Alaska rill bo launched'this
year, rith registration on June'30 for a
six recks term ending August 13, accord
ing to an announcement'made this \7eek by
Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, president.’
Everett R, Ericksdn rill be Director of
the summer school, and the faculty rill
include J; Dean Arbogast, business Admin
istration, University of Washington,B.3.A,
and graduate study at Columbia'University;
Everett R. Erickson, education, University
of Idaho,'B,A. and'M.S. (Ed.); Clarence
C. Hulley, History, University of British
Columbia, B.A.'arid M.A.,University of
Washington, Ph.D.; Ivar Skarland,'Anthro
pology, University of Alaska, B.A;,Harvard
University, -M.A.; Minnie E.'Tells,English,
University of Missouri, B,S.,Ner York Uni
versity, Ph.D.. The appointment of an ad
ditional instrudtor in education rill be
announced later.
Most of the courses scheduled for the
session consist of upper division rork
designed to meet the needs of teachers
completing requirements for baccalaureate
degrees or beginning graduate studies.
The Department of Anthropology will offer
courses in—Peoples of Alaska, A study of
peonies and oultures in the circum-polar
regions; Alaskan Natives, A detailed
study of Indians and Eskimos of Alaska,
Arctic Archaeology, A Research Course in
the Particular problems of Eskimo pre -
histor*-.
The Department of Business Administration
offers: Beginning Shorthand or Advanced
Stenography,depending on registration de
mands; and tro of the folloring:
Economics of American Industry, A Survey
of the Principal Manufacturing Industries
of the United States; Labor Policy of the'
Federal Government, Dnihns and Management,
Policies and Attitudes of Trade Unions
vith reference to Production. Problems
of adjudication of labor differences.
In the Department of Education these cour
| sos rill be offered: Language Arts,Methods
| of Teaching Heading Spoiling and Language
in the Elementary Grades; Children’s Lit
erature ahd Story-Telling; The Appreciation:
Selection, and Presentation of Suitable
literature for elementary grades and the
Art of Story Telling; Secondary School
Methods; Present Day Problems and Methods
in Secondary School Teaching; The Cirric
ulum; -and others on School lars and
I Territorial Regulations.
Other interesting courses rill'be offered
in English’and also in History, "ith tro
exceptions, the maximum number of subjects
that a student may carry during the summer
session'is three, totaling six semester
credits. Students enrolling in Alaska
School Lar or in Heaving may earn one ad
ditional. credit. These courses rill be
offered only if the demand rarrants.
A number of trips are b<5in;g arranged by the
Arctic Travel Service and rill include:
Mt. McKinley Fark,Circle City,air flights
over the Arctic Circle and Clearv Summit.
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