Universities and Colleges

Source: United States Bureau of Education, Educational Directory 1926, Bulletin, 1926, No. 1 (Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1926), 46-84.

 Notes: The 1926 report included entries in the following categories, (1) colleges and universities for men, coeducational, and women’s colleges reported together (46-57); (2) Junior colleges (57-59); (3) schools of theology (70-173); (4) schools of law (73-76); (5) schools of medicine (76-77); (6) schools of dentistry (77-78); (7) schools of pharmacy (78-79); (8) schools of osteopathy (79); (9) schools of veterinary medicine (79); (10) teachers colleges (80-81); (11) state public normal schools (81-83); (12) city public normal schools (83); (13) private normal schools including physical training and general training (83-84).

The Bureau also published lists of the following, but EBN has not compiled these:

• Head of departments or schools of education
• Summer school directors

Junior Colleges

Source: United States Bureau of Education, Educational Directory 1926, Bulletin, 1926, No. 1 (Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1926), 46-84.

 Notes: The 1926 report included entries in the following categories, (1) colleges and universities for men, coeducational, and women’s colleges reported together (46-57); (2) Junior colleges (57-59); (3) schools of theology (70-173); (4) schools of law (73-76); (5) schools of medicine (76-77); (6) schools of dentistry (77-78); (7) schools of pharmacy (78-79); (8) schools of osteopathy (79); (9) schools of veterinary medicine (79); (10) teachers colleges (80-81); (11) state public normal schools (81-83); (12) city public normal schools (83); (13) private normal schools including physical training and general training (83-84).

The Bureau also published lists of the following, but EBN has not compiled these:

• Head of departments or schools of education
• Summer school directors

Schools of Theology

Source: United States Bureau of Education, Educational Directory 1926, Bulletin, 1926, No. 1 (Washington DC: Government Printing Office, 1926), 46-84.

 Notes: The 1926 report included entries in the following categories, (1) colleges and universities for men, coeducational, and women’s colleges reported together (46-57); (2) Junior colleges (57-59); (3) schools of theology (70-173); (4) schools of law (73-76); (5) schools of medicine (76-77); (6) schools of dentistry (77-78); (7) schools of pharmacy (78-79); (8) schools of osteopathy (79); (9) schools of veterinary medicine (79); (10) teachers colleges (80-81); (11) state public normal schools (81-83); (12) city public normal schools (83); (13) private normal schools including physical training and general training (83-84).

The Bureau also published lists of the following, but EBN has not compiled these:

• Head of departments or schools of education
• Summer school directors

Law Schools