Include a course in Safety Education in your Enrollment !

Prof. Irma Gene Nevins,
ee Head of Department of
Health and Physical Education for Wo-
men. Special training in Safety education:
Teaching Fellow at Center for Safety
Education, New York University, 1938-
39; completed course as offered by the
American Automobile Association in
“Teacher Training in Traffic Efficiency
and Automobile Operation for High
School Teachers” at University of Ken-
tucky, 1938.

Dr. S. Lucille Hatlestad, Associate Pro-
fessor of Health and Physical Education,
appointment as an American Red Cross
First Aid Instructor.

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SPECIAL SUMMER FEATURES

Short Course in Safety Education

June 17-28; 2 Hours Credit

National and state leaders will assist
in conducting this course.

CONFERENCE JUNE 28-29

Conference leader: Professor Amos
Neyhart, Administrative Head of
Public Safety, State College, Pa.,
and Road Training Consultant
of American Automobile Asso-
ciation.

KANSAS SAFETY EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION

June 29, Meeting of State Asso-

| Ciation.

Guest speaker: Miss H. Louise Cot-
trell, President of the National
Safety Education Association,
New York University.

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PRESIDENT W. A. BRANDENBURG

KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE for Information

PITTSBURG, KANSAS

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Materials and Methods
of Teaching Safety,
12). Three hours

credit. Means of determining and select-
ing content for specific situation will be
basis for instruction.

COURSES AND
CREDITS:

Driver Education and Traffic Safety in
Secondary Schools, 185. Three hours
credit.

First Aid, 166. Three hours credit. Pro-
vision is made to meet certification re-
quirements of the American Red Cross.

FEES (for credit courses only) :

locidental fee" $18.00
metivity fees. ee 3.50
Efealth fees a Ca oe 2.00