University. Datly, Kansas
Project On Flood Set
How individuals met the crises imposed by last summer's floods will be the subject of a University research project.
R. Paul Brotsman, assistant professor of social work, will direct the study, which will be a joint undertaking of the departments of human relations, sociology and social work.
"Community Mobilization for Disaster and Rehabilitation" is the project title. It will be confined generally to the actions of individuals living in the city of Lawrence and the neighboring rural region during the July 15 to 20 period. However, the work of various community organizations will be included, Brotsman said.
Research assistants will go into the field to question the persons affected by the flood and those who worked to alleviate the disaster.
A committee to guide the project is composed of Brotsman, Dr. E. Jackson Baur, Dr. Hilden Gibson, Dr. Marston McCluggage, Prof. Joseph Meisels and Charles K. Warriner, sociology instructor.
Bequest Will Set Up Funds
A bequest of $2,819.93 from the late Mrs. Harriet Shipley Parker of Manhattan has been received by the University Endowment association, Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy announced Monday.
The sum is to be divided equally to establish two prize funds for music students. Mrs. Parker also willed an antique walnut center table and a tea set to the Spooner museum of Art.
Mrs. Parker, who died February 18, 1949 was graduated from the University in 1909 and later earned an M.S. degree from the University of Chicago. She lived most of her adult life in Manhattan where she was an English teacher at Kansas State college.
The two funds are to be the James Tolbert Shipley, Jr., honoring Mrs. Parker's brother, and the Ellen Cordelia McMaster, honoring her mother. The income from each is to be under the control of the dean of the School of Fine Arts to be given as music prizes.
In the 21 years from 1908 to 1928 that Kansas was in the Missouri Valley conference, Jayhawker teams won 11 conference titles and tied for two others.
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