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NURSING

Special courses in the medical sciences have been arranged primarily
for women who contemplate becoming professional nurses.
As planned, the courses include the theoretical subjects usually given
in training schools of nursing during the first year. The hours of
class room instruction and subject matter presented meet the requirements
prescribed for accredited training schools by the Virginia
League of Nursing Education.

Students successfully completing these courses may expect time
credit and exemption from these subjects in the schools of nursing
which they will later enter.

The courses will be in charge of members of the instructorial staff
of the University of Virginia Medical School, the University Training
School of Nursing, and members of the faculty of the Summer
Quarter.

Those who, prior to the opening of the Summer Quarter, are accepted
as probationers in the University of Virginia Hospital Training
School for Nurses will be given room and board in the Nurses'
Home free. Applications for this purpose should be made to the
Superintendent of Nurses at the University Hospital not later than
June 10.

A registration fee of $5.00 will be charged each term.

Nursing 1. Anatomy and Physiology.—Both Terms. Daily 9:30;
W. R. L. Dr. Hough and assistants.

Nursing 2. Bacteriology and Pathology.—First half, first term—sixteen
lectures. 10:30; University of Virginia Hospital. Dr.
Smith.

Nursing 3. Hygiene and Sanitation.—Second half first term—sixteen
lectures. 10:30; W. R. L. Dr.

Nursing 4. Dietetics.—First Term. Daily 2:30-4:30; P. H. Domestic
Laboratory. Miss Brinton.

Nursing 5. Materia Medica, Solutions and Therapeutics.—Second
Term. Daily 9:30; W. R. L. Dr. Waddell.

Nursing 6. Ethics of Nursing and History of Nursing.—First half
second term—Ethics of Nursing, 8 lectures; History of Nursing,
10 lectures. 10:30; University Hospital. Miss Cowling.

Nursing 7. Laboratory Technique.—Second half second term—eight
lectures. 10:30; University Hospital. Dr. Bray.