University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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T ?e College of Education PAUL C. PACKER Dean B.A. (1918) University of Iowa M.A. (1921) U. of .Michigan Ph.D. (1923) Columbia TO TURN out men and women educated to teach others is the one aim and purpose of the college of Education. The college has made notable progress in the advancement of teaching aud has contributed largely to research for improved methods. Every year sees more certificates of education granted at the same time with diplomas from the college of Liberal Arts. Recent years have seen two important additions to the practical training of teachers in the establishment of the Elementary and University High Schools. Practical teaching ex- perience is provided as a part of the work in this department. Page 39

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The School of Music ERNEST II. WILCOX Acting Director B.A. (1918) North Dakota M.A. (1922) Cornell College SNATCHES of melody emanating from the windows of the School of Music, producing a weird effect of chords and discords, indicate the activity that is continually going on in the various buildings. The school is organized for private and group instruction. The University singers, the orchestra, and a number of other groups are composed of students in the school and others interested in the work. Each year the chorus and orchestra present several concerts as well as a comic operetta and band recitals. A series of student artist recitals and cooperation with the university committee in the Sunday evening musicals are also a part of the work of this department. Page 18

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The Graduate College CARL E. SEASHORE Dean B.A. (1891) Gustavus Adolphus Ph.D. (1895) Yale A COLLEGE of researeli might well he used for another designation for this phase of university instruction. For it is in this department that students are able to pursue their choice in the field of individual work. National recognition has boon won by the efforts of those who have worked on problems which are important to the several sciences. The college maintains research facilities that .ire second to none and conducts experiments and inquiries that lead to discoveries important in the field of endeavor. Tho personnel of the student body will be found to be composed of international scope with regard to nationalities and education. B Page 30