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COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIA- 
TION IN CHARGE OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS 
OF EDUCATION. 
IN GENERAL CHARGE : 
WirLLiam T. Harris, Hall 
Commissioner of Education, U. S. C Dr. James B. ANGELL, President of Michigan 
University, presides at general sessions. 
DEPARTMENTS 
Higher Education : . . 
Pror. NicHorLa8 MURRAY BUTLER, 7 Dr. D. C. GILMAN, President Johns Hopkins 
Columbia College, New York City. University. 
PROF. A. F. WEsT, of Princeton University, 
Secretary. 
Secondary Education : 
PrincipAL Ray GREENE HuLiNg, 
New Bedford, Mass. 
Elementary Education : Lo. 
InspEcTOR JAMES L. HUGHES, W GENERAL JounN EaroN, Ex-Commissioner of 
Toronto, Ont. Education, United States. 
Kindergarten Instruction : 
Mrs. W. N. HarLman, 
La Porte, Ind. 
School Supervision : 
Supt. W. H. MAXWELL," 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Professional Training of Teachers : 
PRINCIPAL E, O. LYTE, 3 Dr. EB. A. SueLpoN, Principal State Normal 
Millersville, Pa. School, Oswego, N. Y. 
{nstruction in Arf : 
PRES. JAMES MACALISTER, 8 Pror. HaLsey C. Ives, Director of Art School, 
Drexel Institute, Philadelphia. Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. 
instruction in Vocal Music : 
DirkcToR N. COE STEWART, 31 Pror. F. W. Roor, of Chicago. 
Cleveland, O. 
Technological Instruction : 
2rRoF. HENRY MORTON, 24 GENERAL FRANCIS A. WALKER, President In- 
Stevens Institute, Hoboken, N. J. stitute of Technology, Boston, Mass 
[ndustrial and Manual Instruction : 
Ji. ANDREW J. RICKOFF, 6 Pror. J. D. RuNkvLE, Institute Technclogy, 
New York City. Boston, Mass. 
Business Education : 
Pres. R. C. SPENCER, . . 29 Cov. GEORGE SovLE, President of Soulé’s Busi- 
Milwaukee, Wis. ness College, New Orleans, La, 
Physical Education : 
PROF. D. A. SARGENT, . . 26 Pror. EpwArRD M. HarTwELL, Director of 
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Physical Education in Public Schools, Bus- 
, : i ton, Mass. 
Rational Psychology in Education : 
PRES. J. G. SCHURMAN, . 2X Dr. James McCosH, Ex-President Princeton 
Cornell University, Ithaca, N, Y. University. 
Ixperimental Psychology in Education : 
2ROF. GEORGE T. LADD, 20 Dr. G. StaNLEY HALL, President Clark Uni- 
Yale University, New Haven, Conn. versity, Worcester, Mass. 
iducational Publications : 
MR. C. W. BARDEEN, 21 Dr. HENRY BarNaRD, Editor The American 
Syracuse, N. Y. Journal of Education, Hartford, Conn. 
22 Rev. J.C. Mackenzie, Head Master, Lawrence- 
ville School, New Jersey. 
OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 
FOR 1893-94. 
\LRERT G. LANE, President, Chicago, Ill. 
3. H. Cook, Vice-President, Flushing, N. Y. 
[RWIN SHEPARD, Secretary, Winona, Minn. 
J. M. GREENWOOD, Treasurer, Kansas City, Mo. . 
N. A. CALKINS, Chairman of Board of 1rustees, New York City.