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Boys Staters, publications advisers, Girls Staters, high school math teachers, hospital administrators, steelworkers, life insurance men and peace officers, these are but a few of the groups who will be on campus this summer to attend various workshops and meetings as part of the KU Extension program.
The Conferences and Institutes division of KU Extension has about 45 different groups scheduled as part of this summer's program.
Meetings and workshops vary in length. Some will last only one day and others last eight weeks, the full summer school term.
LARGER CONFERENCES such as Boy's State and Girl's State will have from 400 to 1,000 in attendance. The smallest groups will have only 10-15.
While attending these summer sessions, participants will be housed in the University residence halls.
Gertrude Sellards Pearson, Joseph R. Pearson and Ellsworth Halls will be used for this purpose.
Institutes to be held in Ellsworth Hall include small groups meeting for academic credit, said William Chestnut, KU extension director. He said that some of these sessions will be held in the Ellsworth Hall louges.
Those attending the conferences and meetings are for the most part from Kansas, however, one group will be coming from Winston-Salem, N.C., and anand Iowa University Lutheran Services, mph
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Catholic Mass, 8 a.m. St. Lawrence
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other group will be coming from Portland, Ore., and still another group from New York State.
THE NEW YORK State group are Boy Scouts and the groups from Portland and Winston-Salem are high school students.
There is a trend toward specialization of subject matter in the workshops held, said Chestnut. An example of this is the
Seminar on Digital Computers being held for engineers August 22-September 2.
One conference to be held in August has been held here for 47 years. This is the Statewide Water and Sewage Works School sponsored by the state health department, the Water Pollution Control Association and KU Extension.
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