Harvard Colle Library

April 10, 1915

From the

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Prefatory note..

CONTENTS.

I. TYPICAL COLLEGE CURRICULA IN EDUCATION FOR THE HOME.

Page.

5

Section 1. University of Chicago

Section 2. University of Missouri.

Section 3. Elmira College.

Section 4. University of Wisconsin---

Section 5. Simmons College, Boston-An academic vocational college-
Section 6. Teachers College, Columbia University--

I. Training of teachers in the household arts..
II. Administration courses at Teachers College..
Section 7. College course recommended by the Association of Agricul-
tural Colleges

II. OUTLINES OF INDIVIDUAL COLLEGE COURSES.

Section 1. The home-economics movement, University of Illinois__.
Section 2. College courses in economic and social science related to the
home

The household as an economic agent-University of California-----
Course on the economic position of women-University of Chicago---
Law of the household—University of Idaho__
Courses in sociology

Section 3. College courses in natural science related to the household-
Chemistry, physiology, bacteriology, humanics, physics, entomology-
Section 4. College courses in food and nutrition____
Section 5. College courses in textiles and clothing----

Section 6. College courses on the house-Plans, decoration, sanitation__
Section 7. College courses on household management and related subjects..

Time allotted to main divisions of college subject matter in home economics

75

Section 7. Instruction related to the home in women's colleges.

101

INDEX

107