UA-R-GC-1914-01-01-1927-10-21_Page-034

1 1 Committee on EducAtion 99 Octo1_,,r 21, 1977. 7. The Committee wishes to commend most highly the faculty of the College and the Council in Egypt for the splendid way in which they handled the problem of securing a larger enrolment of students and the results which have been obtained. The latest cablegram from Egypt shows the following statistics for the enrolment this fell: Government Course 128. The total average en-rolment during the college year 1926-27 was 140. 8. The Committee voted unanimously its approval of the membership of the Council in Eg pt for 1927-28, as follows: Dr. Watson (President) Dr. iicClenaha.n (Principal of College of Arts & Sciences) Mr. T. Cleland (Director of Division Extension) Mr. Russell Galt (Dean of School of Education) Mr. A. A- Gnrthoff (Bursar) ( ex-officio ( ( Mr. W. C. b icÇuiston (representing the College) ( As nominated Rev. E. E. Elder (representing the S.O.S. Faculty) ) by President The following Recommendations are resented to the Board of Trustees: 1. That the following appointments be approved: Leonard Allen of Colgate University as a short term teacher of English for a period of three years starting with SepteLter 1927, in accordance with the contract on file in the Philadelphia office. Alden G. Greene of Grinnell College, Iowa, as short term teacher of Science, for a period of three years starting with September. 1927, in accordance with the contract on file in the Philadelphia office. 2. That the Trustees approve the membership of the Council in Egypt for 1927-28, as follows: Dr. Watson (President) ) ex-officio Dr. McClenahan (Principal of College of Arts & Sciences ) ( Mr. T. Cleland (Director of Division of Extension) ) Mr. Russell Galt (Dean of School of Education) Mr. A. A. Garthoff (Bursar) ) Mr. T. C. McÇuiston (representing the College) ( As nominated by Rev. E. E. Elder (representing S.O.S. Faculty) ) President 3. That the Trustees make record of their satisfaction in the vets substantial increase in enrolment of students for the present year and recognize the wise, zealous and effectual work of the Faculty and Council in securing this so en-couraging growth. 4. That the Trustees record their great satisfaction in the extraordinary record of the students of the University in the Government examinations, one hundred per cent passing the examinations, and their high appreciftion of the organization. and instruction of the Government courses which has proved so apt and fruitful. 5. That the Trustees rejoice with Dr. McClenahan in the improving of his eyesight and especially express to hire their deep sense of the devotion, courage and ability with which finely adjusting himself, he has carried on his valued work for the University