Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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i -tm1,c5g A' fri iii a 'E r ss U9 . .- Hi 1 5 12-lvpartnwnt nf Snrinlngg JEFFREY R.BRACKETT,Pnjwmrof Sofia! ISFUIIUIII ' and Din'i'lor o ' l!1lf 5 School for Sofia! ll'or!cvr5. HA., Har- vard University, 18835 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1889. Formerly: President, Department of Charities uf Baltiniorc. Md., 1900-1904: President, National Confere ence of Charities and Correction, 190-ll Director of School for Social XVorlcers, lloston, from 190-l. Publications: .S'lipi'1'z'is!o11 urn! !ft1'1ii'i1lio11 in C!Itll'!!.V, 1901. Societies: Massachusetts State lloard of Charity: Massachusetts Civic League: Ellis Memorial Club: Di- rector of the Boston Associated Charities. ZILPHA DREW Sbllilll-1, rf.S.V!5!lIII! Professor of Sofia! Ifl'0II0llIy. General Secretary, Associated Charities of Boston, for about twenty-tive yearsi Publications' Occasional articles in National Conference of Charities, The Sin'-z'i'y, etc. Societies: Monday Evening Club, Board of Tuckernian School, one of Trustees of Esther Hawks Trust teducationall, now and then Examiner for Civil Service positions related to Social lllork. PRESIDENT LEFAVUUR, Plroftxvsor of Sociology. Bepartment nf lizgrlinlngg HENRY THONIAS NIOORE, IlI5fl'Ilt'l'07' in Psyrlzology. B.A., blis- souri University, 1903, NIA., Yale University, 19079 Ph.D., Har- vard University, 1913. Formerly: Instructor in Philosophy, Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss., 1907-19095 Haver ford School, Haverford, Pa., 1910-1912: Assistant at Harvard, 1912- . Publications: Thesis on the Gcnelir Aspect of Corisoizilurc unc! I,li5.VU7ltllIL'L'. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Beta Theta Pi. 27

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EL. 'I Ji il i I i li l 'li l l -1 ll 'lb 1 an Mlm J, I ,Eiiiirak - . E 1 an I QL s a iareairttrtrti Evpurtmvni nf Ernnumira SUSAN MYRA KINGSBURY, Pmfe.mn' of Erozzomirs. BA., University of the ,ffm Pacilicg lNI.A., Leland Stanford, Jr., Uni- ' - versityg Ph.D., Columbia University. W ' Director, Department of Research, VVomen's Educa- -- tional and Industrial Union. Formerly: Teacher of History in the San Francisco Lowell High Schoolg Instructor in History, Vassar Col- legeg Supervisor of Investigation under the Massachu- setts Commission on Industrial and Technical Educa- tion, 1906. Publications: Rurords uf the Virginia C0lIlf7t1lIj', published by the Library of Congress: Rvjwrt on Hn' Relation nf Children to the IJId1l.S'l'l'iES. published in the Report of the Commission on Industrial and Technical fi Educationg .-1 Trade Srlzool for Girls, co-author with May Allinson. published by the United States Bureau of Education: Editor, Series on Evoziouz-ir RC1H1l.01lJ' of l'Vu1:1c'u, 5 vols., Longmans, Green 81 Co. A SARA HENRY STITES, Iizsirurlor in Erononzirs. BA., Bryn lNfIaWr College, 1899g MA., 19001 Ph.D., 19043 Student in Economics, Geography and Ethnography at the Sorbonne and at the College de France, IQOO-IQOIQ University of Leipzig, loot-19o2. Formerly: Co-principal of the lfVillces-Barre Institute, 1901-1912. Publications: Economics of the Iroquois, 1904. -vs 4- , 26

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11351 hh 3 mu . :N sa- --,,- E cg A 1 ,- - -------are-f--s 1.2.5--J .1 1 5 Eepartment nf Ehuratinn SARAH LOUISE ARNOLD, Dam of Ilzi' College, aim' l'rufi's.mr of lim Theory and Prartire of Ed1Il'Zll'i0lI.:k ERNEST CARROLL IVIOORE, Lerfurer on the Ilistory 0fEd11mti0i1. LLB., Normal University, 1894: lNfl.A., Columbia University, 1896: Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1898. Formerly: Resident VVorker in the University Settlement, New York, 1894-1895: Hull House. Chicago. 1896-1898: Fellow in Education, 1897-18981 Instructor in Philosophy, 1897- 190l: Instructor in Education, 1902-1906: Dean of the Summer Session, 1905-1907: Univer- sity of California: Superintendent of Schools in Los Angeles, 1905-1910: Professor of Educa- tion, Yale University, 1910-1911: lnvestigated Schools, East Orange, N. J., 1911-1912: Pro- fessor of Education, Harvard University, 1913. Publications: How Ne-zu l'01'ls City :ldH1Il1l'Sft'I'.Y Its ScIzooIs.' Advisory Editor of the IVrste1'1i Journal of Educciiion, 1903-10. Societies: California State Board of Charities and Corrections, 1903-10: Executive Secretary, American National Red Cross Society, San Francisco, 1906: Association of the New York School Inquiry, 1912: One of the Committee of Seven of the New England Association to Investigate Salaries, Cost of Living, etc., of the Teachers in the United States, 1911. CAROLINE DAVIS ABORN, IIISIVIIKTOI' in the Psyrlzology of Child Life. Director of Kindergartens, Boston, Mass. Societies: Twentieth Century Club, Boston: International Kindergarten Union: Boston Teachers' Club: New England Federation of Kindergarten Clubs. CASSIE LUCRETIA PAINE, lnstrzirlor in Sllldilllllllillifl. Diploma, Teachers' College, Columbia University, IQI2. Lecturer in Pedagogy, Applied Psychology, and Textiles. Formerly: Teacher in Public Schools of Massachusetts and New York: Model Teacher in Practice School, Salem, Mass.: Supervisor of Practice Teaching, State Normal School, Salem, Mass. Publications: An article on Arithmetic: lilciizcizfary School Tearlivr, April, 1913. Societies: Helmet Club, the VVomen's Club of Teachers' College, Columbia University. ANTOINETTE ROOF, Illsfrmlor in Elflll'llIil7II, Di1'vi'l01' of l'n1t'Iif'r', lf7077LElI,5 Eduratioiml and Illlllllilfilll Union. Graduate of Fram- ingham Normal School. Formerly: Teacher in Grammar Schools in Pennsylvania, XValtham, UMass., Newton, Mass.: Instructor in Royal Normal College for the Blind, London: Principal of Practice Department and Supervisor of Practice in State Normal School, Framingham, Mass. tk On leave of absence. 28