New York University School of Education - Education Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Dean Millon Early Loomis EAN MILTON EARLY LOOMIS comes from Cleveland, Ohio, but now resides in Westheld, New jersey. Besides being a graduate of the Western Reserve University of Cleveland, where he received his A.B., he also received his A.M. from the University of Wisconsin. Dean Loomis is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Delta Kappa fraternities. His associations with the school are varied. He is Assistant Dean in Charge of Business and Finance, a member of the Faculty Committee, Professor of Education, and a teacher in the field of Government in Department of Social Sciences. 35

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Dean George E. Payne EAN GEORGE E. PAYNE attained his Ph.D. degree from Bonn University, Bonn, Germany. . Before coming to New York his home was in Glasgow, Kentucky, but now the Yankee State claims him. He received his A.B. degree from the University of Chicago, and also is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Dean Payne is Assistant Dean of the School of Education and is in charge of the curriculum instruction. He is editor-in-chief of the Educational journal of Sociology. Bibliography An Analysis for Practice in Health and Accident Prevention, A Complete Plan of School Instruction. in Accident Prevention, We and Our Health, four volumes fwith John D. McCarthyj, Principles of Educational Sociology, Health and Safety in the New Curriculum Qwith Dr. Louis C. Schroederj, Education in Accident Prevention, Educa- tion in Health, Education in Accident Prevention with Methods and Results, Method and Measurement of Health Education, Science Readers, Books I and II fwith Henry R. Barrows and Louis J. Schmerberj, Red Feather's Home Coming fwith Howard R. Driggsj, Red Feather's Adventures fwith Jane Giffordj, An Experiment in Alien Labor, Editor-in-chief, journal of Educational Sociology, Vol. I, II, III, Principles of Educational Sociology-an outline, Elementary Science Readers, Books III and IV fwith Henry R. Barrows and Louis Schmerberj, The Story of Aviation Qwith Henry Barrowsj. 34

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Dr. Herman Harrell Horne GOOD man is always welcome, is a fitting manner of talking of Dr. Herman Harvell Horne, who came to New York University in 1909 as Professor of Philosophy and History of Education. Besides the position he still retains, Dr. Horne is a summer school lecturer, a member of committee on Graduate Standing and Instruction, and a member of the General Committee of the School of Education. He has written The Philosophy of Education, and The Psychological Principle of Education, and Idealism in Education, besides many other books. The Doctor received his A.B., and A.M., from the University of North Carolina in 1895, both his A.M. and Ph.D. from Harvard and his L.L.D. from Wake Forest College, North Carolina. Besides being a member of the New York University Philosophical Society and an honorary member of the Menorah Society, he is a member of Phi Delta Kappa. 56