CONFERENCE LEADERS

HERBERT J. STACK, Pu.D., Director, Center for Safety
Education, New York University. For many years a teacher,
principal, and supervisor in the schools of Connecticut and
Pennsylvania. Part-time instructor at Rutgers and Colum-
bia Universities and at Pennsylvania State College. During
the past thirteen years he has lectured in over two hundred
colleges in the country, been active in the promotion of safety
education in many States, and assisted in the preparation of
over forty city and State courses of study.

 

MISS H. LOUISE COTTRELL, A.M., Consultant in Safety
Education, Public Schools, East Orange, N. J.,and a member
of the staff of the Center for Safety Education, New York
University. She has been a member of the summer faculty
of the University of Delaware and 1s a monthly contributor
to Safety Education.

HOWARD G. DANFORD, A.M., Administrative Assist-
ant and Instructor, Center for Safety Education, New York
University. He has been director of physical education and
recreation, Lima, Ohio, and director of health and physical
education, Kansas City, Mo. He is co-author of Every pupil
Safety Series and has written a number of articles for publi-
cation on safety, health, and physical education.

 

CHARLES C. HAWKINS, Pu.D., Research Associate,
Center for Safety Education, New York University. He is a
former member of the faculty of West Virginia State College
and since 1935 has been actively engaged in research con-
cerned with physiology, health, and testing as applied to
education. He has contributed a number of papers to re-
search and professional magazines. He will carry the work
of the Center to Negro teacher-preparing institutions.

MILTON D. KRAMER, A.M., Instructor in Safety Edu-
cation, Center for Safety Education, New York University.
He conducts the Center’s traffic-safety and driver-education
program and is lecturer in the School of Education, New
York University. He has lectured extensively on safety edu-
cation and school shop safety.