The University of North Carolina

MAXIMUM SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE

A. THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS.

B. THE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE. (1) Chemical Engineering.

(2) Electrical Engineering.

(3) Civil and Road Engineering.

(4) Soil Investigation.

I.

THE BUREAU OF EXTENSION.

(1) General Information.

(2) Instruction by Lectures.

(3) Correspondence Courses.

(4) Debate and Declamation.

(5) County Economic and Social Surveys.

(6) Municipal and Legislative Reference.

(7) Teachers' Bureau, Preparatory Schools, and College Entrance Requirements.

For information regarding the University, address

THOMAS J. WILSON, JR., Registrar

The Bureau of Extension of the University

of North Carolina

The Bureau of Extension of the University of North Carolina offers

to the people of the State:

I. GENERAL INFORMATION:

Concerning books, readings, essays, study outlines, and subjects

of general interest. Literature will be loaned from the Li-

brary upon the payment of transportation charges each

way.

II. INSTRUCTION BY LECTURES:

Lectures of a popular or technical nature and addresses for com-
mencement or other special occasions will be furnished any
community which will pay the traveling expenses of the
lecturer.

III. CORRESPONDENCE Courses:

For teachers in Arithmetic, Economics, Education, English, Ger-
man, Latin, North Carolina History, Rural Economics,
Rural Education, Solid Geometry, and United States His-
tory.

IV. GUIDANCE IN DEBATE AND DECLAMATION:

Through the High School Debating Union, special bulletins and
handbooks, and material loaned from the Library.

V. COUNTY ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL SURVEYS:

For use by counties in their effort to improve their economic

and social condition.

VI. MUNICIPAL AND LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE AIDS:

For use in studying and drafting municipal and State legisla-

tion.

VII. A TEACHERS' BUREAU:

To be used as an aid to communities and schools in securing

efficient teachers and as a clearing house for information

concerning secondary schools and college entrance require-

ments.

For full information, address

THE BUREAU OF EXTENSION,

Chapel Hill, N. C.