_SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

 

 

Dean, School of Education: George B. Smith, Room 103, Fraser Hall
Professors: Smith (G. B,), Schwegler, Allen (F. C.)(Head, Department of Physi-
cal Education), OBrien, Twente, Nash, Miessner, Turney, Johnson (W. H.)
Associate Professors: Elbel, Russell, Chandler, Bayles (E. E.), Hoesly,
Althaus, Barnhart
Assistant Professors: Hoover, Lowrance, Stapleton, Hurt, Ulmer, Gaston, CROUSE
Instructors: Ellsworth, Fee, Litchen, Replogle, Shenk, Camien, Eaton, Schilling
Assistants: Van Swearingen, Oliver (I), Pollock, Coombs, Dalton, Hiatt, Kuitert,
Sheaks, Summers, Belt, Jessup, Raugh

CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS

A detailed statement of the current requirements of the Kansas State Board
»f Education for its teaching certificates will be found in Section I of the
wetalogue. Persons wishing to secure licenses to teach in other states should
secure a detailed statement of the requirements from the secretary of the board
of education of the state in which they wish to teach. The School of Education
vill gladly render all possible aid in their preparation, but it can assume no
~ssponsibility other than that of counseling the student in his election of
ourses.

GRADUATE STUDY IN EDUCATION

The University offers courses leading to the following graduate degrees in
Zducation:

I, The Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. This degree is awarded to out-
standing students who have completed not less than three full years of gradu-
ate study and research, and who have met the specific requirements set by the
graduate faculty for this degree. For details regarding this degree candidates
are referred to Section I of the catalogue.

II. The Degree of Doctor of Education. This degree is the professional
doctor's degree in the field of Education, and either it or the degree of Doctor
of Philosophy is rapidly becoming a prerequisite to candidacy for positions of
importance in larger school systems. For details regarding this degree, can-
didates are invited to correspond with the dean of the School of Education.

The detailed requirements will be found in Section I of the catalogue.

Til, The Masters’ Degrees. These are three in number: Master of Arts,
Master of Science in Education,.and Master of Education. Candidates holding
the degree of B, A. or B. S. are eligible to the degree of M. A. Candidates
who hold the degree of B. S, in Education are eligible to the professional
degree of M. S. in Education. The degree of Master of Education is open to
the holder of any acceptable baccalaureate degree who has met the prerequisites
to graduate study in Education. A master's degree is usually required, either
by law, local stipulation, or prevailing practice, of all candidates for adminis-—
trative or other responsible school positions.

Prerequisites to Graduate Study in Education

1. Candidates for graduate degrees must have earned an acceptable bacca-
laureate degree, and must --
2. Present a transcript showing the completion of not less than fifteen
hours of undergraduate courses in Education, over and above general psychology.
3. In addition to the above requirements, applicants for the degree of
Doctor of Education must show that they have had not less than three full years
of satisfactory experience in the practice of Educaticn.