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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Tt UnWeralty year It dWJded Into four Quitters, Wlnkr,
'Spclng, Summer, nd Autumn. Adroltilon la granted at the
'fcpenlo? of each, on January cd, April sd, June i6th, and
'October Mt.
Graduate inatruction It offered In the Graduate School, of
Arts and. Literatures and In the Qgden (Graduate) School of
Science.
.Profeulonal Inatruction It offered In the Divinity School,
'the Law School, Ruih Medical College (affiliated), and the
" School of Education.
i Summer Quarter i9o. June i&-5ptembr i, ftntTcrrtt
-June i6-July oOf Second Termt July fj-Aipw jr. Keglstra
. tla i permitted for 'the entire quarter ft for'eltber term,
Full and.JMWlcredlt It Kren lor woric oone. opeciai
ffmrA for leatheti.
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course, are offered for leathers,
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-THE UNIVBRBITV'O'F 'CHICAGO
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This school, the first of Its kind In
the middle .west, aims to meet tho de
mand for better instruction In geogra
phy anil nature study by giving teach
ers an opportunity to study these sub
jects under the most favorable condi
tions and with little exponso. Three
professors 'will devote their 'ontiro
tlme'-to- Instruction, and they arts to
havte assistants in., laboratories and In
field excursions.
Professor R. H. "Wolcott, who for
three summers has taught nature
study to large, and enthusiastic classes
In the University of Missouri, is to
"begone of. the throe, ftls work will
be of high grade and precisely adapted
to publlOsSchool teachers.
ProfossopJUlatn G. Bishop, former
president of tlio. Lincoln Business Col
lege, now of 'Nebraska Wosleyan Uni
versity, Is to teach general geography
for grade teachers. Ho has.had-oxperl-encq
In all departments of public
school teaching: ' '
The director Is- to devote his time,
to courses 1, 2 and 3 as outlined.
Bcsfdes tho regular class work, lec
ture course' 4 Is a 'sCrong featuro of
the. school. The lectures are Bta b,o
given by men especially competent to
elucidate phases of the general faub
ject .
Five courses aro offered at the Uni
versity of Nebraska and two at Wes
leyan. The location of the two Uni
versities makes It possible for teach
ers to select c6ursCB at both placed
and thus to devpto their entire time to
geography and nature study.
The registration fee Is $6.00.
A strong lecture course has been ar
ranged as follows:
1. Geography Teaching Chancellor
E. Benjamin Andrews.
2. The Hawaiian Islands Superin
tendent N. C. Abbott (Illustrated).
3 The Philippines Superintendent
N. C. Abbott (illustrated).
4. China and Japan Superintendent
N. C. Abbott (illustrated).
6. Tho Yellowstone Park Profesaqr
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Bishop.
8. Brazil and Argentina Professor
Lawrence Bruner (Illustrated.).
; 9. Under tho Mexican Flag Rev.
George L. Gates (Illustrated).
10. Soil and Crop Special Professor
T. L. Lyon (Illustrated).
11. Our Common Birds Professor
R. H. Wolcott (with specimens),.
12. Panama and tho Canal Zone
George L. Cnmpen.
The lectures are open to all teachers
taking geography and nature study.
Students may secure-copies ot the
special bulletin by calling at the Regis
trar's office. There can bo no doubt
but that this school wllf bo ono,ofthe
most Important qf tho summer'sesslon.
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