Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Science in Education, and two-year courses, each leading to a diploma. The degree of Master of Arts is granted to worthy candi dates who have completed the requirements for the advanced degree. The degrees, and all diplomas are ac- cepted by the State Department of Educa tion for the granting of four-year provis- ional certificates when all the requirements of the State Department of Education have been met. These certificates may be con- verted into life certificates after twenty four months of successful teaching experience following graduation. The student, in the College of Educa tion, may select as his major any of the academic subjects usually taught in high school. Excellent four-year courses are maintained in the following special sub- jects: Art, Commerce, Home Economics, Industrial Education, Physical Education, and School Music. Several four-year courses for the training of elementary teachers have been inaugurated and are being favorably re- ceived They are for kindergarten, primary, intermed- iate grade, and jun- ior high school teachers as well as for teachers of spe- cial education Ito 1 m M v L G . L B In„ A B S, „ s H BlMC opttndciu ' c Srtijv Twenty-Five

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College of Education HE College of Education of Ohio University is a voca- tional school devoted to the preparation of young men and women for the teaching profession. Courses in academic and professional subjects are designed for the preparation of teachers for city and rural elementary schools, high schools and colleges. School administrators, supervis- ors, critic teachers, and teachers of special subjects are prepared for their work in the field of education. The College of Education stands for the slogan of the National Education Association, A competent, well-trained teacher, in ac- cord with American ideals, in every- pub- he school in the United States. Compet ent teachers can be trained only when hitlh standards of scholarship and of ser- vice ire set up and maintained. It is the purpose of the College of Education of Ohio University to send out as teachcers those who are efficient and capable, ready to serve the best interests of human- ity. By so doing it hopes to perform the duty laid upon it by the state, by whose authority and support it exists, in order that the youth of the great Common- wealth of Ohio may lifted to a high of education to a noble at The Colic. n offers ci mrses i the de- r of Melvia L. Danielson School Music Alos:o F. Mvers Teacher Training Twenty-Four

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College of Education Genevieve Apgar, A. M. Jane K. Atwood, S. M. Dorothy Beise, B. S. H. E. Benz, Ph. D. Albert W. Boetticher, B. S. in Ed. Ethel E. Borton, A. M. Lenore F. Calhoon, B. S. in Ed. Pauline Dickinson, B. S. Oscar E. Dunlap, M. S. in Ed. Faye Farmer, B. S. Norman Fenton, Ph. D. Charles D. Glauque, A. B. Augusta M. Goddard Dow. S. Grones, B. S. in Ed. B. T. Grover, B. S. in Ed. Assoc Einar A. Hansen, Ph. D. Sarah Hatcher, A. M. Starke Hathaway, A. B. Seth E. Haven, B. S. in Ed. William H. Herbert, A. B. in Com. Henry J. Jeddoloh, A. M. Assoc. Prof, of English Assoc. Prof, of Geography Asst. Prof, of Phys. Ed. Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Asst. Prof, of Civic Biology and Botany Asst. Prof, of Design and Inds. Arts Acting Head. Special Education Instructor in Home Economics Assoc. Prof, of Agriculture Asst. Prof, of Phys. Ed. Assoc. Prof, of Psychology Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Ed. Instr. in School Music Asst. Prof, of Industrial Ed. Prof, of Phys. Ed. and Head Basketball Coach Assoc. Prof, of Prin. of Ed. Assoc. Prof, of Phys. Ed. Instr. m Psy chology Asst. in Psychology Instr. in Phys. Ed. Assoc. Prof, of Sociology Twenty-Six