R. FULTON CUTTING, President, New York Trade School, New York. LESLIE W. MILLER, Principal Pennsylvania School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia, Pa. MISS JANE ADDAMS, Head of Hull House, Chicago, Ill. FRANK A. VANDERLIP, Vice-President National City Bank, New York. WALTER M. WOOD, General Sect. Y. M. C. A., 1421 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. FREDERICK W. SIVYER, President N. W. Malleable Iron Co., Milwaukee, Wis. LOUIS ROUILLION, Director Educational Work Mechanics' Institute, New York. JAMES P. HANEY, Director of Art and Manual Training, Public Schools, New York. Class of 1911. HENRY S. PRITCHETT, President Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, New York. V. EVERIT MACY, Chairman Board of Trustees, Teachers College, New York. FREDERICK P. FISH, of Fish, Richardson, Herrick & Neave, Boston, Mass. SAMUEL B. DONNELLY, Secretary General Arbitration Board of the New York Building Trades, New York. FREDERICK A. HALSEY, Editor "American Machinist," New York. MRS. B. B. MUNFORD, President Richmond Education Association, Richmond, Va. G. GUNBY JORDAN, President Board of Trustees, Public Schools, Columbus, Ga. HORACE E. DEEMER, Justice Supreme Court, Red Oak, Ia. Class of 1910. M. W. ALEXANDER, General Electric Co., West Lynn, Mass. MILTON P. HIGGINS, President Norton Companies, Worcester, Mass. ANTHONY ITTNER, President Anthony Ittner Brick Company, St. Louis, Mo. JOHN GOLDEN, General President United Textile Workers of America, Fall River, Mass. CHARLES R. RICHARDS, Director Cooper Union, New York. CHARLES S. HOWE, Pres. Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, O. MRS. MARY MORTON KEHEW, President Women's Educational and Industrial Union, Boston, Mass. CHARLES F. WARNER, Principal Technical High School, Springfield, Mass. JAMES O'CONNELL, President International Association of Machinists, Washington, D. C. No. 2. BULLETINS OF THE SOCIETY EDITED BY THE SECRETARY Proceedings of the Organization Meetings. (Out of print) Prepared by Charles R. Richards. 107 Annotated titles on: Apprenticeship System; Industrial Education in Europe; Industrial Education for Girls; General Problem of Industrial Education; Relation of the Public Schools to Industrial Education; Social Aspects of Industrial Education; Technical Education for Industrial Workers; Organization and Statistics of Trade Schools. Issued July, 1907. No. 3. A Symposium on Industrial Education. Prepared by James P. Haney. Presents in concise and personal form the opinions of employers and employees in regard to Industrial Education, being replies to questions sent to three hundred manufacturers and representatives of organized labor. Issued September, 1907. No. 4. Industrial Training for Women. Prepared by Florence M. Marshall, Secretary of the Sub-Committee on Industrial Education for Women. A Study of the Changed Position of Women in Industry; Opportunities of Women in Industry; What Trade Training is Accomplishing; Suggested Schemes for Industrial Training. Issued October, 1907. No. 5. Proceedings of First Annual Meeting, Chicago; Part I. ·Program of the Meeting; Addresses by Charles W. Eliot, James W. Van Cleave, Henry S. Pritchett, Carroll D. Wright, W. R. Warner, W. B. Prescott, J. F. Deems, Leslie W. Miller, Arthur L. Williston, C. W. Cross, H. Schneider, Milton P. Higgins, and Anthony Ittner. Issued April, 1908. No. 6. Proceedings of First Annual Meeting, Chicago; Part II. No. 7. Circular of Information. Issued November, 1908. Prepared by Arthur D. Dean. Issued December, 1908. No. 9. Proceedings of Second Annual Meeting, Atlanta. Industrial Training Suited to the Needs of the Textile Industry. These bulletins, upon publication, are sent to members of the Society. Applications for active membership (annual dues, $2.00) should be made to the Secretary, 20 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y. |