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

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Professor Malcolm Edgeworlh Li'H'le EVEN years ago, Professor Malcolm Edgeworth Little came here from Columbia Teachers' College to take charge of the Biological Sciences in the Department of Biology, in Washington Square College. Since then, he has helped actively in the Anatomy and Physiology and Elementary Biology divisions. His chief interest is research work in tissue drafting and thyroid. He has written a book relating to this subject called Laboratory Manual in Comparative Anatomy. Born in Louisville, Georgia, he received his Masters and Bachelors degrees at Colum- bia University. At present he lives in Queens. 47

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Mr. Frank Lloyd R. LLOYD hails from London, England, and has been at New York University since 1926, coming here from South Western College, Kansas, where he was Professor of Physical Education and Psychology. He received his B.S. in Physical Education in 1923 from Springfield College and then A.M. in 1924 from Clark University. Mr. Lloyd belongs to Pi Gamma Mu and Phi Delta Kappa fraternities. He is head of Curriculum on Physical Education, also teacher in Physical Education and Health. 46

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Floyd R. Eas'I'wood R. FLOYD EASTWOOD resides at Rochester, New York. He studied at Springfield College and was graduated in 1922 with the degree of B.P.E. He later studied at Clark University and at New York University, receiving his M.A. at the former institution. He will receive his Ph.D. from New York University in June. Mr. Eastwood is a member of the following fraternities: Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Delta Kappa. He is also aimember of the following societies: American Academy of Political and' Social Science, American Physical Education Association, National Education Association. P Notable among the articles he has had published is A Study of Subject Matter, Material, and Methods in Health, which appeared in the journal of Educational Sociology in May, 1930. 48