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60 MARYLAND MANUAL

At the College plant, located on Hillen Road at its intersection with
Arlington Avenue, regular liberal arts and teacher-training courses
covering a standard four-year curriculum are offered during the
regular school year.
(2) The Summer School

For six weeks in the summer, usually beginning on the last Monday
in June, the College offers at the Hillen Road site a variety of courses
planned to serve primarily the needs of the colored teachers of Balti-
more and the counties.
(3) The Afternoon and Evening Classes

Through cooperation with the Baltimore Department of Education,
courses are given daily throughout the academic year at the Douglass
High School of Baltimore offering in-service training to teachers and
an opportunity to others to avail themselves of college instruction.

Administration

The government of the College is vested in a Board of Trustees
consisting of nine members appointed by the Board of Public Works.
The administration of the College is vested, in the President. The
other administrative officers act in an advisory capacity to the Presi-
dent. The administrative staff is as follows:

Dwight O. W. Holmes, Ph.D., LL.D., President
George C. Grant, A.M.. Dean
James H. Carter, Secretary-Business Manager
Edward N. Wilson, A.B., Registrar

In 1936 the General Assembly created a "Commission on Higher
Education for Negroes" and appropriated $10,000 to provide pro-
fessional and other scholarships for Negroes who could not obtain
the desired courses at Morgan or Princess Anne Colleges. In 1937
a "Commission on Scholarships for Negroes" was created and the
sum of $30..000 was appropriated for the same purpose. In 1939 the
General Assembly reduced this grant to $25,000 and transferred its
administration to the Board of Trustees of Morgan State College.
This grant was repeated in 1941, 1943, and 1945.

THE DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA

Annapolis, Maryland
Telephone: 4711

Name Postoffice

The Commanding General:
Major General Milton A. Reckord Baltimore

Chief Clerk:
Colonel E. Leslie Medford .. Annapolis

Finance Clerk:
J. Kensett Pyles .. Annapolis

Stenographers:

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Pyles .. Annapolis
Mrs. Gordon L. Scible .. .. Annapolis

 

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