Extension Service

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201 Hart to go on emeritus status July 1
College Eye 39:25, p.1 		Has been Director of Extension Service for thirty-three years; Mr. Hart talks about his experiences; appointed archivist and historian by President Latham in 1936; Elmer Ritter will succeed him in Extension.
202 Extension Service to aid schools
College Eye 39:3, p.6 		Eleven faculty are working full-time in Extension this term.
203 Extension Service
Old Gold 0:0, p.38 		Brief description of the service; photo.
204 Extension Service aids Iowa teachers
College Eye 38:33, p.10 		Description of the wide range of services delivered by the Extension Service.
205 Faculty to visit 56 Iowa counties during fall term
College Eye 38:1, p.2 		About five hundred days of extension service have been scheduled for the fourteen faculty on extension duty.
206 Fossum plans Extension Service next quarter
College Eye 37:17, p.3 		Will offer training in speech correction.
207 Modern teachers problems complex
College Eye 36:37, p.3 		Professor Hart hopes to address problems with Extension Service.
208 Extension Service expanded
Alumnus 28:4, p.23 		Sixteen faculty now engaged in extension work around state.
209 Extension answers calls for help
College Eye 36:3, p.3 		A look at some of the work in which the Extension Service is involved; photo.
210 On extension service
College Eye 36:1, p.3 		Corley Conlon will assist primarily in rural schools.
211 Extension Service meeting, March 13
College Eye 35:22, p.1 		County and city superintendents will be invited.
212 Radio for the classroom
Alumnus 28:1, p.2 		Brief history and description of ISTC radio programming; photo.
213 Erbe, Paul, Shepherd will head Branch School sessions
College Eye 34:25, p.3
214 Work of Extension Service continued
College Eye 34:22, p.3 		General Assembly defeats bill that would have prohibited teacher training extension work.
215 Teachers College offers courses to men in army
College Eye 34:18, p.1 		Offering thirteen courses.
216 Extension service
Old Gold 0:0, p.24 		Brief description of the department; photo.
217 Saturday class work begins October 25
College Eye 33:5, p.1 		To help teachers who wish to renew certification.
218 Schools seek advice of extension workers
College Eye 33:4, p.1 		Extension Service receives more requests than it can fill.
219 Extension Service reaches many
College Eye 32:42, p.1 		Mr. Hart talks about the many ways that Extension Service serves Iowa.
220 Whole state feels effect of Extension Bureau
College Eye 32:25, p.1 		Lengthy roster of ISTC faculty who are involved in Extension work.
221 Douglas goes into extension service
College Eye 32:24, p.1 		Will advise on commercial education.
222 Extension Bureau extends campus
Alumnus 25:1, p.13 		Extension sends out flyer of upcoming activities.
223 Hake to do extension work in fall term
College Eye 31:42, p.1 		Will be available to consult on speech programs.
224 Extension Service announce past year successful
College Eye 31:39, p.1 		Reaches over 63,000 Iowans; faculty transfer all their activities to Extension Service for a quarter.
225 Extension borrows faculty
Alumnus 24:3, p.15 		Professors Van Engen, Douglas, Hake, and White will work in Extension for one quarter.
226 Several faculty members to be on extension staff
College Eye 31:37, p.1 		Professors Hake, Douglas, Van Engen, and White will do consulting work.
227 Transfer Beard for spring term
College Eye 31:22, p.1 		Will do extension work.
228 When you're troubled will you ask too?
College Eye 31:12, p.4 		Mr. Hart talks about helping teachers with their problems.
229 Bender to travel during winter term
College Eye 31:10, p.1 		Professor Bender will do Extension Service work on physical education.
230 Teacher training is century old; started by influence of Mann
College Eye 30:37, p.1 		Mr. Hart talks about the history of teacher training.
231 Extension Service ranks high
College Eye 30:8, p.7 		Description of correspondence study courses.
232 Extension news
College Eye 29:42, p.3 		Quick look at some of the work of Extension faculty.
233 Extension Service faculty active this summer
College Eye 29:40, p.3 		Quick description of summer activities.
234 Alumnae find service here
College Eye 29:36, p.3 		Several members of the faculty participate in consultative service.
235 Educational troublemen await your word
Alumnus 21:4, p.8 		Extension Division has seven staff members who provide consulting service to schools.
236 No 'pipes' for post office
College Eye 29:1, p.7 		Professor Hart talks about the correspondence courses offered by the Extension Service; believes that the courses are rigorous.
237 Teachers, this service will help you
College Eye 38:0, p.1 		Irving Hart talks about the consultative service offered by Extension.
238 Extension Division
Old Gold 0:0, p.41 		Description of duties; photos.
239 Getchell appointed magazine manager
College Eye 28:3, p.1 		Professor R. W. Getchell will manage Iowa Science Teacher.
240 Dr. Colegrove, first Education head at Teachers College, dies
Alumnus 20:3, p.10 		Obituary of Chauncey P. Colegrove, who died June 7, 1936.
241 Extension division
Old Gold 0:0, p.26 		Description; photos.
242 Extension Division
Old Gold 0:0, p.36 		Description of services; photos.
243 Teachers and school officials interested in the problems of teaching geography will be in attendance at the second annual geography conference
Public Relations News Release 1934:684, p.1 		Program for the event.
244 Extension Service at far corners
Alumnus 18:3, p.18 		Correspondence courses reach students around the world.
245 Extension Division
Old Gold 0:0, p.56 		Four major phases of the service; description; photos.
246 Extension division teaches Spanish to Iowan in Ecuador
College Eye 25:43, p.1 		Ruth Popejoy is teaching in Quito; taking Spanish via mail.
247 Schoolteacher studies Spanish by correspondence with the extension division of the college.
Public Relations News Release 1934:475, p.1 		Ruth Popejoy is a schoolteacher who is now employed in a mission school in Quito, Ecuador. She is farther away than anyone now enrolled.
248 Meet the fourth and final faculty group . . . .
Alumnus 18:2, p.1 		Profile of Extension Division and its head, I. H. Hart; photo.
249 Branch school at Corning
Alumnus 18:1, p.18 		Eleven instructors will teach at center.
250 Untitled
College Eye 25:12, p.3 		Extension Service personnel hold dinner.
251 Extension Division
Old Gold 0:0, p.38 		History and description of activities; photos.
252 Enroll for Saturday classes on March 4
College Eye 24:19, p.4 		For practicing teachers and others in the area.
253 Saturday class hours changed
Alumnus 17:1, p.7 		Winter term classes are changed from 8-12:30 to 10-12 and 1-3:30; twelve counties and twenty-four school systems represented in increasingly popular program.
254 Corning, Iowa, has been selected
Public Relations News Release 1932:38, p.1 		Will be the location of the branch summer school.
255 Saturday classes grow
Alumnus 16:4, p.10 		Thirty-four students currently enrolled; new classes will be organized.
256 Enrollment for Saturday classes hits thirty-four
College Eye 24:2, p.1 		Report on Extension Service classes and activities.
257 Teachers in northeastern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1931:430, p.1 		Extension Service offering classes this fall.
258 Pioneer summer school session here years ago inaugurated national habit
College Eye 23:47, p.1 		Recounts history of summer session at ISTC; believed to be one of the earliest in the nation.
259 Saturday and evening classes well received
Alumnus 16:2, p.4 		Schedule of classes offered; students from eight counties present.
260 Extension Service reaches 115,000
Alumnus 16:1, p.15 		Breakdown by major line of service.
261 Extension department reaches 4,000 teachers
College Eye 23:23, p.6
262 Extension Division serves 115,000 in year, report shows
College Eye 23:21, p.6 		Survey of Extension work.
263 Extension Division entertained
College Eye 23:19, p.5 		Mrs. McKitrick gives dinner.
264 Over fifty students enroll for extension classes on Saturdays
College Eye 23:14, p.1 		Classes will meet for four hours each Saturday.
265 Extension department organizes Saturday classes for first time
College Eye 23:13, p.1 		Will offer French, Spanish, and literature classes.
266 Saturday classes, a new departure at the Iowa State Teachers College
Public Relations News Release 1931:6, p.1 		Saturday classes now offered; students can take French, Spanish, American poetry, and American prose; intended for practicing teachers.
267 Extension Department will hold classes during fall term
College Eye 23:3, p.1 		Will offer just about any class on evenings or Saturday if a minimum of fifteen students sign up.
268 Public school music department closes intensive program; workers have reached 8,500 teachers, 150,000 pupils in three years
College Eye 23:2, p.4 		Has worked though Extension Service to reach many students.
269 Extension department broadcasts programs over KFNF this week
College Eye 22:30, p.6 		Hope to raise interest in branch summer school at Red Oak.
270 Extension department planning new project for next school year
College Eye 22:27, p.3 		Will present evening and Saturday classes.
271 Evening and Sunday classes
Alumnus 15:2, p.22 		Extension Service will offer classes especially for teachers who have not completed their college work.
272 Extension worker honored
Alumnus 15:2, p.4 		A. C. Fuller elected president of Teachers College Extension Association.
273 Fuller elected head of Teachers College Extension Association
College Eye 22:21, p.1

Had served as president once before.
274 Assembly may vote funds for branch school at Red Oak; summer sessions would open June 3, with E. L. Ritter as director
College Eye 22:20, p.2

Three branch summer schools in summer of 1930; Depression forces retrenchment to just one for summer of 1931.
275 Fuller plans report on extension work for Michigan conference
College Eye 22:20, p.4

Will speak to association meeting.
276 Science Bulletin is enlarged this month
College Eye 22:20, p.6

Will charge five cents per copy.
277 Extension Dept. adds M. Db. And Bh. D. to college degrees
College Eye 22:15, p.1

Extension Service faculty occasionally make mistakes in getting to their study center assignments.
278 There is no lull in college social activity this week
College Eye 22:15, p.4

Campus social calendar.
279 Post holiday lull broken by formal initiations and teas
College Eye 22:14, p.4

Campus social calendar.
280 Remodeling program continued during holiday vacation
College Eye 22:14, p.1

Works goes on in Extension Service offices, Gilchrist cloak rooms, Auditorium offices, floors, and Library.
281 Extension Office redecorated
Alumnus 15:1, p.20 		Offices changed and new equipment ordered for space in Old Gilchrist Hall.
282 Untitled
College Eye 22:9, p.2 		Alta Wilmarth will visit several study centers.
283 Old classrooms give way to remodeled Extension offices
College Eye 22:8, p.6 		Rooms in Old Gilchrist being remodeled.
284 Extension division awaits modernization of permanent offices
College Eye 22:7, p.3 		Will provide better, more efficient office space.
285 Untitled
College Eye 22:6, p.6 		Lelah Trowbridge arranges for extension work at her school.
286 Untitled
College Eye 22:6, p.6 		Several faculty will give addresses at study centers.
287 Extension division offices to undergo complete renovation
College Eye 22:5, p.3 		Director and Assistant Director will have private offices.
288 Science bulletin is now a twelve page booklet
College Eye 21:41, p.4 		Bulletin is sent to all Iowa high schools.
289 Dean visits extension schools
College Eye 21:39, p.1 		Dean Campbell visited Centerville, Spencer, and Shenandoah.
290 Branch schools extend services of college
Alumnus 14:3, p.16 		Schools open in Centerville, Shenandoah, and Spencer.
291 Extension school scatters education from KFNF; emanations may be heard by tuning in on Henry Fields between 3:30 and 4:00
College Eye 21:38, p.1 		Broadcasts from Shenandoah heard daily.
292 Extension Division
Old Gold 0:0, p.40 		Functions of the extension division; photos.
293 Eva May Luse, Ida Huglin, and Lou A. Shepherd
College Eye 21:33, p.5 		Entertained members of the extension division staff.
294 Thirty-three prominent educators from Iowa and other states
Public Relations News Release 1929:454, p.1 		Faculty selected for branch summer schools.
295 New bulletin reveals changes
Alumnus 14:2, p.16 		Catalogue includes new rules, courses, and curricula; special sections on new music curriculum and extension service.
296 The new quarterly bulletin and catalogue
Public Relations News Release 1929:296, p.1 		Course additions and extension services are highlighted in the bulletin.
297 The program committee of the fourteenth annual
Public Relations News Release 1929:197, p.1 		The fourteenth annual convention on elementary school education will meet on campus February 3.
298 More than 57,000 persons are connected with the Iowa State Teachers college
Public Relations News Release 1929:161, p.1 		Students, faculty, teaching professionals, and alumni take advantage of Extension services.
299 Jasper study center sets record
Alumnus 14:1, p.16 		389 attend center.
300 Extension workers hold largest meeting in history of division
College Eye 21:13, p.2 		389 attend study center in Jasper County.