University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Dean of Industrial Education In 1919, Clyde A. Bowman was made the first Dean of Industrial Education of our college. Dean Bowman also served as acting president of Stout in the interim be- tween the death of Dr. Harvey and the appointment of Mr. Nelson to the presidency. Mr. Bowman has had thirty-two years of teaching experience, all but ten of which have been spent as head of the Division of Industrial Education at Stout. During the first World War, he was granted leave from his position at Columbia University to serve in the Engineering Corps. Executive and writer, he is a recognized leader among teachers of industrial education. KutA £. Mlchadi Dean of Home Economics Daisy Kugel, the first director of the House- hold Arts Department— as home economics was known then— of The Stout Institute, served in this capacity from 1912 until her retirement early in 1927. Miss Ruth E. Michaels was chosen to succeed Miss Kugel. She had studied at Stout, at the University of Chicago, and at Columbia University; she had taught in colleges in Iowa, Texas, and Pennsylvania. Her wide and varied experience in the field of home economics education gave promise of the valuable con- tributions which Miss Michaels has made to the Division of Home Economics of the college.

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