Summer Session

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601 Three hundred and twenty students
Public Relations News Release 1930:513, p.1 		Receive degrees at summer session Commencement.
602 Untitled
College Eye 23:11, p.2 		Recap of events and construction during summer term.
603 Morning class periods are preferred during summer session
College Eye 23:9, p.4 		Three fourths of pupil hours are taught in the morning.
604 Summer term "D" letter does not brand student as mentally inferior
College Eye 23:8, p.2 		Summer session students generally receive higher grades than do regular term students.
605 Term's initial dance tonight draws students; extended recreation hop starts at 8 o'clock in women's gymnasium and closes at 11:30 o'clock
College Eye 23:7, p.1
606 Group eleven breakfasts tomorrow
College Eye 23:6, p.3
607 Students from every Iowa county attend school during the summer
College Eye 23:5, p.4 		As well as eighteen other states and three other countries.
608 Every county in Iowa is represented
Public Relations News Release 1930:468, p.1 		Students from all over Iowa attend ISTC summer session.
609 Three hundred and thirty-six students
Public Relations News Release 1930:467, p.1 		Expected to receive diplomas and degrees at summer tern Commencement on August 20.
610 Six women per every man are registered for summer session
College Eye 23:3, p.1 		1925 women and 350 men register for summer 1931 term.
611 Two hundred sixty are enrolled in Teachers College Training School
College Eye 23:3, p.1 		Provides opportunity to make up work or finish school early.
612 Drama students
Public Relations News Release 1930:450, p.1 		Will present plays over the summer session.
613 Functions for summer begin; reception for students to be given by faculty Friday evening
College Eye 23:1, p.1 		Entertainment or amusement planned for every evening.
614 In spite of the "hard times"
Public Relations News Release 1930:446, p.1 		Summer Session enrollment is slightly up from last year.
615 If the waiting list of women students
Public Relations News Release 1930:444, p.1 		Summer session enrollment is about the same as last year.
616 Untitled
College Eye 22:24, p.4 		William W. Biddle will teach a course in personality during summer session.
617 If the necessary funds are voted by the General Assembly
Public Relations News Release 1930:208, p.1 		A summer branch school in Red Oak is a possibility.
618 Dorothy Byers, of this city
Public Relations News Release 1930:45, p.1 		Byers received highest academic honors during the summer session.
619 Dorothy Glade, of this city
Public Relations News Release 1930:46, p.1 		Glade received highest academic honors during summer session.
620 Gladice N. Sears, of this city
Public Relations News Release 1930:44, p.1 		Sears received highest academic honors during the summer session.
621 Mary Bell, of this city
Public Relations News Release 1930:43, p.1 		Bell received highest academic honors during summer session.
622 Women are smarter than men
Public Relations News Release 1930:41, p.1 		Women made straight A's over the summer term; list of honor students given.
623 Reviving a tradition of more than 25 years ago
Public Relations News Release 1929:566, p.1 		Over 370 students are summer session graduates; first outdoor exercise since completion of Auditorium in 1901.
624 Last day fracas played in thirty minute periods
College Eye 21:43, p.1 		Classes will be shortened for last day of summer session.
625 Towering elms and campus buildings
Public Relations News Release 1929:550, p.1 		About four hundred students will receive degrees or diplomas during summer Commencement exercises.
626 Students and faculty members
College Eye 21:39, p.4 		ISTC faculty and students who are attending summer session at University of Iowa hold dinner.
627 Pedagogs of older days who were wont to frown
Public Relations News Release 1929:543, p.1 		College organizes social groups for summer students.
628 Abandon fishing and camping for textbook and pen
College Eye 21:37, p.8 		Professor Luse talks about the summer session at the Training School.
629 Everything points toward a gay summer of dances, picnics and hikes
College Eye 21:37, p.6 		A summer advisory board has been appointed to keep the summer filled with interesting events and activities.
630 Summer advisory board starts things going; plans dances first and stunts to pep up college society
College Eye 21:37, p.1 		Group named to plan recreational activities.
631 Housemothers meet to discuss problems
College Eye 21:36, p.3 		Consider problems of summer session students.
632 Record-breaking enrollment predicted for summer term; over one third of present students expected to enroll
College Eye 21:35, p.1 		May exceed record 1929 level of 2476.
633 Summer schools show growth each year
College Eye 21:35, p.8 		National trends.
634 Attendance records of recent years for college students
Public Relations News Release 1929:534, p.1 		Enrollment for the summer term is at an all time high, at 2800 students.
635 Younger students enroll at college
Alumnus 14:2, p.15 		Median age for women in fall was 19; median age for men was 20; older students attend in summer term.
636 Summer students older; experienced
College Eye 21:22, p.3 		Professor Nelson offers information on the ages of ISTC students.
637 Miss Dorothy Michel
College Eye 19:7, p.5

Summer term teacher leaves for home.
638 Miss Dorothy Michel
College Eye 19:44, p.5 		Summer term teacher leaves for home.
639 The enrollment of 107 students
College Eye 19:41, p.8 		A 10% increase in summer enrollment; two new teachers added to the faculty.
640 Official announcements
College Eye 19:39, p.1 		Students must register excuses for absences within five days of return.
641 Total enrollment for term now over 3500; 2365 students on campus
College Eye 18:50, p.1 		Breakdown on enrollment from the Cedar Falls campus and the branch summer schools.
642 Annual spring play to be repeated
College Eye 18:44, p.1 		Will repeat "The Copperhead" for summer students.
643 Welcome newcomers; T. C. greets you
College Eye 18:44, p.1 		Quick orientation and welcome to summer students.
644 Melody-Way course given this summer
College Eye 18:43, p.1 		Naomi Evans will offer Miessner Melody-Way piano instruction.
645 Steger and Stapley to manage "Eye" for this summer
College Eye 18:43, p.1 		Will issue regular eight page editions during the summer term.
646 Appropriation for summer school fund cut $50,000
College Eye 18:39, p.1 		Budget is $1,267,000; budget breakdown.
647 Largest August class grads in history of college
College Eye 18:8, p.5 		About 326 will graduate; 205 will have completed a two year course and 121 will have completed a four year course.
648 School extension
Fifty Years at the Teachers College 0:0, p.229 		Brief history of Extension Service.
649 The Summer School
Fifty Years at the Teachers College 6:24, p.205 		Brief history of summer session, which began in 1896.
650 Notice of registration, summer term
College Eye 17:45, p.3 		Registration procedures.
651 Making it easier
College Eye 17:1, p.2 		Suggests students keep an optimistic attitude towards school for the summer term.
652 Welcome!
College Eye 17:1, p.1 		Welcomes summer school students.
653 Summer students notice; four page edition of the 'Eye' published this summer
College Eye 16:36, p.1 		Plans to publish a summer edition of the College Eye announced.
654 New instructors for summer term
College Eye 16:33, p.8 		Fifty-seven new professors to join faculty for summer term.
655 Pres. Seerley at Des Moines
College Eye 16:26, p.8 		Will meet with the State Board of Education to discuss summer school appropriations.
656 T. C. had successful summer term; over 3000 attended summer session
College Eye 15:2, p.1 		Highlights of the summer session; Professor Gist died June 8, 1923; Elizabeth Platner died August 25, 1923.
657 Successful summer term ends; many students plan to return Sept. 12
College Eye 14:56, p.1 		Compiles benefits of attending Iowa State Teachers College.
658 This is the last issue
College Eye 14:11, p.2 		College Eye staff reflects on its first summer session publications.
659 For those of us who have a vision
College Eye 14:52, p.1 		Claims that many summer school students are under-qualified to become teachers.
660 The enrollment at Teachers College
College Eye 14:48, p.3 		Summer 1923 enrollment is now 2956, including those enrolled at the branch summer schools.
661 This is the first summer term
College Eye 14:47, p.2 		Urges students to subscribe to summer College Eye.
662 A college paper for the summer term students
College Eye 14:46, p.1 		Will attempt to publish paper during summer; will be good way to keep students informed.
663 It is estimated
College Eye 14:46, p.4 		Summer enrollment may reach 3500.
664 What is your reaction
College Eye 14:41, p.2 		Asks readers their opinion of a summer issue of the College Eye.
665 Dr. A. E. Winship
Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.2 		The editor of the Journal of Education lectures to summer term students in his annual visit to the Central States.
666 Summer term faculty
Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.1 		Number of summer faculty members listed by department.
667 W. Homer Veatch
Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.5 		Professor W. Homer Veatch embarks on an automobile trip with his wife through the eastern states before returning to assist in the summer school for the second half of the term.
668 Group pictures
College Eye 14:14, p.4 		Summer school student group pictures are available.
669 Flag Day
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 		Attorney J. R. Newman delivers the Flag Day address in the auditorium to the students of the summer term.
670 Ira S. Condit
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.8 		Ira S. Condit is named acting head of Commercial Education effective the opening of the summer term.
671 Merle Raymond Thompson
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.8 		Merle R. Thompson is named head of the Department of Social Science effective the beginning of the summer term.
672 Mrs. Elizabeth Burney-Schmidt
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.8 		Helen C. Knapp and Leora Doolittle do not serve on the summer term faculty, and are substituted by Florence Crane, Minnie E. Starr, and Elizabeth Carmichael.
673 Summer term
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.1 		Enrollment for the Summer Term was held on June 20, 1922, bringing in a total of 4,608 students. The college is estimated to exceed 5000 students by the second half of the term.
674 The summer term
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.3 		The Teachers College sees record breaking enrollment for the summer term, expecting to exceed five-thousand students by the term's end.
675 Summer term opens; they're here
College Eye 14:12, p.1

Description of the college and its students getting ready for the summer term; photo.
676 Twelve weeks normal
College Eye 14:12, p.2 		Criticizes the worth of the Uniform County Examinations.
677 New instructors for the summer term
College Eye 14:11, p.2 		Roster of summer faculty.
678 Mrs. Ella M. Burnell
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.4 		Mrs. Ella M. Burnell returns to the Teachers College to work for the summer term. Mrs. Burnell was among the first students to attend the college in 1876.
679 Vacation
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.3 		Many members of the summer faculty spend their two weeks of vacation out of town.
680 William J. Burney
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.5 		William J. Burney, brother of the Music Department's Elizabeth Burney-Schmidt, serves as instructor of commerce over the summer term.
681 Some summer term
College Eye 13:2, p.2 		Review of the summer session.
682 The Library steps
Old Gold 0:0, p.283 		Cedar Falls Band performed on Library steps; photo.
683 Summer term appointments to the faculty
College Eye 12:34, p.8 		Roster of appointments.
684 Summer term enrollment
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.2 		3142 enrolled in summer term.
685 It was some summer term
College Eye 12:2, p.2 		Students worked hard in classes over the summer.
686 Editorially speaking; which shall it be?
College Eye 12:1, p.4 		Need subscriptions to keep the paper published during the summer.
687 Students swamp the college
College Eye 12:1, p.1 		More than two thousand students are enrolled for the summer 1920 term.
688 Community Club meetings
College Eye 11:31, p.6 		Meetings will be held for those interested in organizing club work for the summer term.
689 Summer club work discussed
College Eye 11:31, p.7 		Organization of summer clubs was discussed.
690 Summer school 1919
Alumni News Letter 4:1, p.8 		All-school photo of students in summer school in 1919; enrollment was 2071.
691 Physical Science
College Eye 11:8, p.2 		Physical science class may be offered in summer.
692 The Summer Schools
Alumni News Letter 3:4, p.1 		Enrollment for 1919 listed.
693 Value and advantages to be derived from attendance at summer school
College Eye 9:30, p.4 		School can now be completed in three years instead of four, due to summer school.
694 Summer school for public school
College Eye 9:13, p.1 		Arguments given for and against year-round schooling.
695 The enrollment
College Eye 9:2, p.3 		Enrollment for the summer term: 2175 at Cedar Falls, 182 at Atlantic, and 162 at Sheldon..
696 The enrollment during summer term
College Eye 9:2, p.7 		Numbers and locations printed.
697 The summer term bulletin
College Eye 8:22, p.6 		Summer term bulletin set for publication and circulation among the study centers.
698 State Board of Education business
College Eye 8:19, p.6 		Agenda for meeting provided.
699 Summer term bulletin and faculty
College Eye 8:15, p.1 		Plans for 1917 summer term being formulated; await approval from Board of Education.
700 Students enrolled summer schools 1916
College Eye 8:5, p.3 		Enrollment in Iowa colleges over the summer.