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Family Life Institute Opens With Workshops, lectures ";:ork groups, lec~ures and discussions centered around the theme of ~enL8:l Heall~ m th e Community" will be featured at the 195:; ~am1ly Life Institute which opens on the camp us today and conLmues Lhrough Wednesday. Dr. H. Hardin Branch, noted psychiatrist, is guest consultant. He wi.11 lecture to all summer school stude nts and faculty dail y at 11 a.m. in the LDS Institute and will assist with ot her meet• ing of the Institute.
Dr.H.H.Branch IsThis Week's Guest Lecturer
Dr. C. H. Hardin Branch will be guest lecturer and con sultant for the Family Life In stitute toda y, tomorrow an d Wesdnesday.
New Classes Begin For Administrators Four
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been added t.o sum- iness managemen L and school mer school courses, according to building surveys of his area in today
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Dr. John C. Carlisle, dean of sum - Illinois. H e received his doctor's degree from Columbia, where he mer school. of school "The Art of Listening" and studied the evaluation buildings and development of Public Speaking for Administrators" will be taught during the building programs. The courses for school adminis last thre e weeks of the first sestaught by Dr. Blu nd ell sion by Dr. Ralph G. Nichols, pro- tr:itors fl'ssor of speech at University of will carry l1/2 credits eac h, acMinnesotn. Two special classes for cording to Dr. E. A. Jacobsen, .school administrators will be deun of the school of education. taughl by Dr. W. Blundell, assist-
ant superintendent Evanston, Ill. Classwork for all will t•nd July 17.
of schools al four
Guesl lecturer is Dr . L. H. 'faboroff, department of psychiatry, University of Utah Medical school. First meeting of the Institute today at 1:30 Q.m. in the union building cafeteria area will deal Health Needs of Consultant to the Family Life with "Mental the Chi1d 1 the Youth and the Institut e andlpne of the outstandAdult." Prof Don Carter is chair ing lecturers of th e summer school lecture se ri es is Dr. H. Hardin man. There will be · work groups, by response by Dr. Branch, this week's guest lectur- followed Branch. er. At 8 p.m. tonight in the LOS Dr. Branch is head of the department of psyc hia try in the Institute, Dr. L. H. Taboroff will University of Utah Medical col - lecture on "Services for the Exceptional Child." Chairman is Dr. lege. This week's lec tures will be held Arden Frandsen. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Tomorrow's sessions open al at 11 a.m. in Lhe LOS Institute 1 :30 p .m. in the union cafeteria of Religion. with work groups on the topic ot Today Dr. Branch will discuss '·M ental Health Needs of the In- Dr. Branch's morning lecture. Dr. Branch will give a response. dividual." Subject of tomorrow's lecture is "Role of the Social In- Chairman is Dr. C. Jay Skidmore. stitutions in Mental Health ," At 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Inwhile W ed nesday's lecture is en- stitute, a panel will discuss "Role titled "Coordination and Utiliza- of the community in Me n tal tion of Mental Health Services.'' Health." Dr. Ralph C. Nichols will Dr. Branch is wide ly known for be moderator, with the following his keen sight into problems of persons as members of the panel: psychiatry and his ability as a Dr. Branch, Dr. Donald L. Tayspeaker to convey his message to lor, Mrs. May P. Simpson, Mrs. all typ es of audienc es . H. Cecil Baker, Dr. E ug ene A graduate of University of C a m p b e 11, Sherman Hansen, Florida, Dr. Branch received hi s Franklin Gunne ll and Prof. Ruth M.D. from Tulane university in Malin. Louisiana in 1935. Following service with the A luncheon of the Uta h AssociUnited Stales Navy medical corps ation for Mental Health Wednesduring World War II, Dr. Branch day at 12:15 p.m. in the Commons was a fellow in psychiatry at the cafeteria wiJI feature a talk by Institute of the Pennsylvania hm:;- Dr. Branch entitled "Conc lu sio ns pital, Philadelphia. He also in- of the 1953 Family Life Instistructed in psychiatry at Univer- tute." sity of Pennsylvania. Dr. Bruce Gardner, of the child Since 1949 Dr. Branch has been professor and head of the psychi- development department at USAC , atry de partm ent at Utah univ er - is chairma n of the confere nc e. sity. He is also chief consultant for several western hospitals in the fie ld of psychiatry.
Up and Coming
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Dr. Nichols has become recognized as an _aut!1ority in the field l\lonclay of commumcat1ons, Dr. Carlisle 11 a.m., Lcclure by Dr. Branch, Institute, "Mental Health Needs said. He is in great demand as a of the Individual." 1·:30 p.m., Family Life Institute, union cafeteria. speaker. He will also lecture . in 8 p.m., Family Li(c Institute, LDS Institute. Workshop for teachers ~~~vd:.ily 11 a.m. series beginning of English in secondary scho~!-es~!;guage arts workshop.
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Class Continues
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Workshop (or teachers of Engjsh in secondary schools is continuing this week and through the I Jelen Olson of the Seattle public lish in secondary schools is conrest of this sess ion with Miss schools W ash cEef . consultan t . Ph . ases ~ l ~ e nglish progr~m rn the Junior and sem or high school are being consi dered.
_11 ~.m., Lecture by Dr. Branch, Institut e, _"Roi~ of th? Social ~nsutut,ons in Mental Health." 1:30 p.m., Family L1(e Institute, union cafeteria. 8 p.m., Family Life Institute, LDS Institute. Workshop !~~;.eachcrs of English in secondary schools . Language arts work-
\Vednesday 11 a.m., Lecture by Dr. Branch, Institute, "Coordination and Utilization of Mental Health Services." 12:15 p.m., Cafeteria, luncheon for Utah Assn. for Mental Health. Workshop for teachers of English in secondai·y schools. Language arts workshop. · Thursday 1 p.m., Yellowstone trip begins from Smart gym. 12:15 p.m., luncheon meeting in cafeteria, Phi Delta Kappa. Workshop for teachers of English in secondary schools, Language arts workshop. Friday Workshop for teachers of English in secondary schools. Language ] Arts workshop.
Language Arts Course Begins
Among the workshops and clas ses beginning today for the second half of the first sessio n· is the Language Arts Workshop for teachers of Englis h in elementary schools. Prof. Caseel 0. Burke, assistant professor of education, is chairman of the course, which ;s full -ti me for three weeks. Five hours of credit are being of!crcd for the course. Major phas es of language arls in the elementary school will be considered, including reading, spelling, creative writing and English usage. Workshop leaders are Elizabeth Guilfoile, Cincinnati, O.; Mrs .. Faun G. Hogge, Rigby, Ida.; and Margaret Williams, Granite school district. ·
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Theater Workshop Sets One-Act Plays
\Weekend Yellowstone Trip Signup Deadline Extended Stude n ts planning to take the be visilcd Friday, and the night annual USAC summer school trip will bl.' spent at Mammoth Falls. to Yellowstone Park should pay Saturday the group will tour
One of lhe highlights of the summer season will be the present0 atio n by the drama department of two one-act plays next Monday the $12 transportation fee by 12· ~~~n:~ ~:~l~, i)r~~:nfa~iithL:~pci and Tuesday evenings in the Lyric theater. The two plays are "Miss Julie" and "Fumed Oak." Members of noon Wednesday, Pauline Fuller, Fi~hing Bridge, where they will the casts are .summer school students and members of the theater chairma n , sa id today. T he dead~ Ispend thC' night. They will return line was extended from June 26. to Logan Sunday. ---workshop class. Busses will leave the campus at It is expected that $30 will cov"Fumed Oak," by Noel Coward. 1 p.m. Thursday from behind the er the round trip, depending upon will be directed by Prof. Floyd Smart gym. They will travel U.S. the t.q)e of accomodatio ns various !\1orga n of the drama department. highway 89 to Jackson Hole, mcmbc.•rs wish. This amou nt in.:\h.•mbers of the cast are Ruth where the group will view the <.:ludC'sthe $12 bus fee. Green, Joyce Wadsworth, Beverly famed Jackson night life. Further detai ls may be obtainSchutz and George Tanner. Old fai thf ul, Upper Geyser Bas- ed from Miss Fuller, at the Smart in and Lower Geyser Basin will gym, 01· by calling extens ion 50. "Miss Julie" by Strindberg is Utah Slate college has been by Vosco Call, chosen to host the 1953 meetings being directed of the Western section, American USAC dramatics graduate . MemSociety of Agronomy July 13-15, bers of the cast include Mr. Call, accordi ng to Dr. DeVerc R. Mc- Ruth Bur leigh Call and Shirley Allister, ass istant professor of ag- Oveson. Mr. Call took part in the ronomy at USAC and secretary or play at the University of Washington, where he ha s been doing the society's western section. graduate work during the past Agronomists from throughout the West will be in attenda n ce, year. said Dr. McAllister. Registration Other productions of the theaw ill begin at 8 a.m. J ul y 13. Meet- te 1· workshop will be a nn ounced ings w ill continue all day durin g in the ricar future, Professor Mort h e thr ee days and conclude with gan sa id. a iie1d trip into Idaho, tentatively sc h edu led for July 16. A program is being planned for for wives and children of agronomists in Logan • for t h e meet, said Dr. McAllister. Field trips, panel discussions, lectures by noted agronom ist s Authors of nation.fl rep utation from Utah, Qregon, Washington will help Utah wr iters at the and Ca lifornia, and a canyon annual Roundup of the League party, are scheduled for the of Utah Writers at USAC July t hr ee-day meet. 17-19.
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John Maso n Brown, a uthor and dramatic critic, will lead off wilh two lectures July 17. Catherine Barrett. critic, will dea l with th e short story in talks and workshop sessi on s.
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