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Show Mama" r W: 645 APPENDIX I A ' _3_ February Board Meet ing he taught guidance courses in Manitoba Normal Schoo,, Winnep eg Canada. Durring 191+7-48 he was on 1e ave-of-absence introducing intercultural educat ion in Europe for the International Council of Christians and Jews. Since 1912 he has served as-chairman and moderator of the Minneapolis Town Meeting Association, and he is now chairman of the Minneapolis Public Schools CommiSsion on International Understanding and World Peace and vice president of the Minnesota United Natl one" Association. He will teach for the period of June 18 to July 6, 1951 at a salary of $500. ll. Carroll D3 Champlin, Visiting Professor in Educational Administration, College of Education. A.B., Haverford, 1911+; A.M., 1915; Ph.D., Pittsburgh, 1925. Education at Pennsylvania State College. ous universities. Professor of Has taught summer sessions at numer- C.D. Champlin is Professor of Education at Pennsylvania State College. He is an observant world traveler and a versatile and seasoned speaker. He has made several international tours on three continents and visit ed 28 countries, some of them four and five times. He has read professional papers at Paris, Oxford, and Geneva, and served as exchange teacher at the University of Puerto Rico. This is Dr. Champlin's second consecutive summer at the University of Utah. He will teach for the period of July 30 to August 31, 1951 at a salary of $15800. Kenneth C. Farrer, Visiting Lecturer in Educational Administration, College of Education. B.S., University of Utah, 191+O; M.A., University of California, 19/46, Principal, Central Junior Higl School, Granite School District, Utah. Instruc- tor, Department of Secondary Education, University of Utah, 1948-1950. Kenneth C. Farrer is at present principal of the Central Junior High School in the Granite School District. He is a candidate for the Ed.D. degree at the University of Utah. In 19134.1. he was a Thompson scholar in education at the University of California. He served as a teacher, counsellor, and principal of several Utah secondary schools and as instructor in the Department of Se- condary Education at the University of Utah from 191+8-19S). He will teach for the period of June 18 to August 31, 1951 at a salary of $500. 13. Marion G. Merkley, Visiting Lecturer in Educational Administration, College of Education. M. G. Merkley is an assistant superintendent of the Salt Lake City Eublic Sohools. He graduated from the University of Utah in 1938 and received the M.D. degree in educational administration in 1939 . He engaged in graduate study at the University of California in NM; and Teflelvefii the Ed-D- degree at Stanford in 1949 . He served as teacher and prinCipal in elementary and secondary schools in Alb erta, Canada, as teacher and primipel of the Wm. M. Stewart School, and from 19h5-19h7 was Assis tent Professor in the College of Education at the University of Utah. He will teach for the period of June 18 to July 28, 1951 at a salary of 375300. lidministration, College of J. C. Moffitt, Visiting Lecturer in Educational Education . |
