Shepherd--Lou Alva [Class of 1919; Education Faculty]

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1	Lou Shepherd bequests fund for primary ed scholarship Alumnus 63:3, p.21	09/01/1978	Scholarships from $18,000 fund will go to students in kindergarten/primary curriculum.
2	Lou A. Shepherd Alumnus 62:2, p.23	05/01/1977	Died February 22, 1977.
3	Consultants tell rural school story Alumnus 51:4, p.2	12/01/1966	Professors Shepherd and Ritter retire; talk about early days in school consulting work; photo.
4	Reunion draws alumni Alumnus 51:3, p.	09/01/1966	Scenes from reunion; photo.
5	Education group honors Lou Shepherd Alumnus 47:2, p.8	05/01/1962	Group names itself after Miss Shepherd; photo.
6	Three achievement awards to alumni Alumnus 41:4, p.4	12/01/1957	List of Achievement and Service awards; photo.
7	Fred D. Cram Old Gold 0:0, p.22	06/01/1954	Administration; photo.
8	Instructors teach extension classes College Eye 45:25, p.7	04/02/1954	Eleven faculty are on extension duty.
9	Teachers enter extension field College Eye 45:20, p.8	02/19/1954	Extension Service announces those who will be on assignment.
10	Extension service claims 12 faculty College Eye 45:3, p.7	09/25/1953	For entire fall quarter.
11	Administration Old Gold 0:0, p.22	06/01/1953	Administrators; photo.
12	Student body receives praise College Eye 44:32, p.3	05/22/1953	Visitor enjoyed students on campus.
13	Educ. classes taught at extension center College Eye 43:37, p.3	07/18/1952	Lou Shepherd leading Audubon classes.
14	Extension classes are in Greenfield College Eye 43:32, p.6	05/30/1952	Lou Shepherd will be in charge.
15	President J. W. Maucker will preside tonight at a dinner meeting of the 14th annual National Farm Institute in Des Moines Public Relations News Release 1952:428, p.1	02/14/1952	Other engagements scheduled for the president this month include the annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) in Chicago and the 1952 regional convention of the American Association of School Administrators.
16	Professor Lou A. Shepherd, of the bureau of extension service will serve as the 1951-52 vice-president of Extension and Field Services Public Relations News Release 1950:361, p.1	05/12/1951	Shepherd was elected at the associations's 26th annual meeting last week at Arkdelphia, Arkansas. She will automatically become president next year.
17	Dorothy Koehring and Lou A. Shepherd, college faculty members, left Friday for Seattle, Washington Public Relations News Release 1950:275, p.1	03/22/1951	They will be on the program of the Association for Childhood Education International. Shepherd is chairman of one of the six study sections. Koehring will lead one of the conference's 50 study groups.
18	Extension Service revises text book College Eye 41:31, p.6	06/16/1950	Written by Professors Ritter and Shepherd.
19	Women's Faculty Club elects Short president College Eye 41:31, p.3	06/16/1950	Roster of officers.
20	Ritter attends annual extension board meet College Eye 41:30, p.7	05/12/1950
21	Koehring heads group preparing study course College Eye 41:27, p.6	04/21/1950	Assisting in preparing a course of study for kindergarten and pre-first grade.
22	Helf, Sheperd visit Story County schools College Eye 41:22, p.7	03/17/1950	Are doing follow-up work on a test administered last year on reading.
23	Faculty group attends New Jersey convention College Eye 41:20, p.2	02/17/1950	Will attend meetings there.
24	Reece will lead Lincoln discussion College Eye 40:23, p.4	03/25/1949	Other ISTC faculty will participate.
25	Multiple county institutes set up College Eye 40:2, p.1	09/24/1948	A number of ISTC faculty will participate.
26	Extension Service to aid schools College Eye 39:3, p.6	10/03/1947	Eleven faculty are working full-time in Extension this term.
27	Class of 1922 sets pace for reunion Alumnus 31:3, p.3	07/01/1947	Detailed description of reunion; photo.
28	Three to Oklahoma for convention College Eye 38:28, p.5	04/18/1947	Will attend child education meeting.
29	Faculty to visit 56 Iowa counties during fall term College Eye 38:1, p.2	09/13/1946	About five hundred days of extension service have been scheduled for the fourteen faculty on extension duty.
30	Branch summer schools College Eye 37:43, p.6	08/16/1946
31	Summer branch school news College Eye 37:42, p.4	08/09/1946
32	George Holmes caught in shower from 'branches' College Eye 37:40, p.6	07/26/1946	News from the branch summer schools; photo.
33	College branch summer schools show 50 percent increase College Eye 37:35, p.6	06/14/1946	News from the branch schools.
34	Summer school enrollment Public Relations News Release 1946:188, p.1	06/11/1946	Numbers increased by fifty per cent from last year's summer session at the branch schools.
35	Branch summer school staffs named Public Relations News Release 1946:171, p.1	05/28/1946	Sessions will be held in Spencer, Carroll, and Creston. Faculty members from other colleges and schools may serve.
36	Carroll branch school orientation Public Relations News Release 1946:144, p.1	05/04/1946	Lou Shepherd and E. L. Ritter will be in Carroll to explain the course offerings for summer classes. Students can take courses for either six or twelve week sessions.
37	Lou Shepherd to head Carroll branch summer school Public Relations News Release 1946:136, p.1	04/30/1946	College bulletin lists courses, tuition, and registration requirements. Creston and Spencer will also host branch summer schools.
38	Branch summer schools scheduled Alumnus 30:2, p.1	04/01/1946	Sessions will be held at Spencer, Carroll, and Creston.
39	Dickinson visits Algona branch school College Eye 36:42, p.3	08/03/1945	News from the branch summer schools.
40	Dr. Wiles at T. C. branch schools College Eye 36:41, p.3	07/27/1945	Kimball Wiles speaks on safety education; news from the branch summer schools.
41	Branch school opens Alumnus 29:3, p.1	07/01/1945	Schools open in Algona, Missouri Valley, and Red Oak.
42	Six and twelve week sessions at three branch summer schools begin College Eye 36:35, p.1	06/15/1945	Will hold sessions in Algona, Red Oak, and Missouri Valley.
43	Director of Red Oak Branch Summer School announces increased advanced registrations Public Relations News Release 1945:142, p.1	05/28/1945	Lou A. Shepherd reveals the first scheduled series of lectures and entertainment for the Red Oak school. Advance enrollements are ahead of past years.
44	Six and twelve week courses to be offered in Red Oak Public Relations News Release 1945:134, p.1	05/19/1945	Prospective students visited with Lou A. Shepherd and Elmer Ritter concerningthe summer school offering.
45	Red Oak Branch Summer School will open June 5 Public Relations News Release 1945:124, p.1	05/12/1945	Students may qualify for teacher certification following the completion of the twelve week normal training course and passing the required state examination.
46	Teacher certification classes available in Red Oak Public Relations News Release 1945:131, p.1	05/12/1945	High school students may obtain teaching certificates by attending a twelve week normal training course and passing a state examination.
47	Red Oak Branch Summer School of the Teachers College named Public Relations News Release 1945:106, p.1	04/30/1945	Miss Lou A. Shepherd will head the Red Oak, Ia branch. Faculty named.
48	Branch summer schools to be located in Algona, Missouri Valley, and Red Oak Public Relations News Release 1945:98, p.1	04/16/1945	I. H. Hart, director of extension services announces summer school locations. Members of the regular instructional staff in Cedar Falls will make up the staff of the branch schools.
49	Extension Service expanded Alumnus 28:4, p.23	10/01/1944	Sixteen faculty now engaged in extension work around state.
50	Extension answers calls for help College Eye 36:3, p.3	09/22/1944	A look at some of the work in which the Extension Service is involved; photo.
51	Dr. Leland Sage addresses Atlantic branch student body College Eye 35:36, p.4	06/30/1944	News from the branch summer schools.
52	Enrollment outlook is good; wartime inroads have had only minimum effect College Eye 35:32, p.1	06/02/1944	Between 800 and 900 are enrolled.
53	Branch summer school heads named Alumnus 28:2, p.12	04/01/1944	Sessions will be held at Atlantic, Mr. Ayr, and Estherville.
54	Dr. Erbe establishes branch schools for twelve-week students College Eye 35:24, p.6	03/24/1944	Will head Estherville branch; Miss Shepherd will lead Mr. Ayr branch and Professor Paul will had Atlantic branch.
55	College instructors attend conference College Eye 35:22, p.5	03/10/1944	Continues work of rural education conference held at ISTC in 1942.
56	Education's war problems is theme of convocation College Eye 34:39, p.1	07/30/1943	Will give students an opportunity to learn about educational associations; photo.
57	Branch School now having new demonstration series College Eye 34:35, p.6	07/02/1943	News from the branch summer schools.
58	Faculty publish textbook Alumnus 27:3, p.6	07/01/1943	Professors Shepherd and Ritter publish teaching methods book.
59	Branch summer schools open at three centers in state College Eye 34:31, p.4	06/04/1943	Located at Sheldon, Missouri Valley, and Corning.
60	Summer School Meeting Public Relations News Release 1943:73, p.1	05/11/1943	For the offered summer courses, students must meet with Miss Lou A. Shepherd for a small conference.
61	Samuelson stresses need for teacher cooperation in war College Eye 34:29, p.3	05/07/1943	ISTC faculty also speak at education association meetings.
62	Erbe, Paul, Shepherd will head Branch School sessions College Eye 34:25, p.3	04/09/1943
63	Two faculty members write recently adopted teaching methods book College Eye 34:22, p.1	03/19/1943	Professors Shepherd and Ritter write book on methods for town and rural schools.
64	"Methods of Teaching in Town and Rural Schools" Public Relations News Release 1943:37, p.1	03/02/1943	"Methods of Teaching in Town and Rural Schools," by Dr. E. L. Ritter and Miss Lou A. Shepherd, is rapidly being adopted by teaching training instructors throughout the country. Further explanation follows.
65	Will 'carry' summer school to students throughout state College Eye 33:34, p.1	06/03/1942	Branch summer schools located in Red Oak, Creston, and Denison.
66	Faculty members are appointed to study committees College Eye 32:11, p.4	11/22/1940	Appointed by Jessie Parker to help develop new elementary school curriculum.
67	Extension division picnics at Waverly College Eye 31:40, p.3	07/26/1940
68	Faculty members attend conventions College Eye 31:21, p.1	02/23/1940	Quick look at the travel plans.
69	Dean Nelson speaks on intelligence testing College Eye 30:21, p.2	02/24/1939	At national meeting.
70	Lou A. Shepherd Alumnus 23:1, p.32	01/01/1939	Spoke on "What Kind of Schools Do You Want?" at a Women's Farm Bureau gathering. She also addressed the county teachers' institute of Monona County.
71	Extension Service faculty active this summer College Eye 29:40, p.3	07/15/1938	Quick description of summer activities.
72	Lou A. Shepherd Alumnus 22:3, p.24	07/01/1938	Associate professor of primary education; attended the meeting of Elementary Supervisors of Iowa in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
73	Alumnae find service here College Eye 29:36, p.3	06/17/1938	Several members of the faculty participate in consultative service.
74	Lou A. Shepherd Alumnus 22:2, p.20	04/01/1938	Associate professor of primary education; served as chairman of a committee responsible for securing articles for the "Midland Schools".
75	Teachers' meet College Eye 29:5, p.3	10/08/1937	Professors Cram, Shepherd, and Goetch will attend.
76	Educational troublemen await your word Alumnus 21:4, p.8	10/01/1937	Extension Division has seven staff members who provide consulting service to schools.
77	Teachers, this service will help you College Eye 38:0, p.1	07/30/1937	Irving Hart talks about the consultative service offered by Extension.
78	Branch summer school news College Eye 28:39, p.3	07/02/1937	News from Denison.
79	Lou A. Shepherd Alumnus 21:3, p.12	07/01/1937	Attends conferences.
80	Branch school College Eye 28:37, p.3	06/18/1937	News from Denison.
81	School opens at Denison College Eye 28:35, p.1	06/02/1937	Nine faculty will teach at the branch summer school there.
82	School opens at Denison College Eye 28:34, p.1	05/28/1937	Nine faculty members are at the Branch Summer School there.
83	Untitled College Eye 28:28, p.4	04/16/1937	Lou Shepherd attending meeting at Dubuque.
84	Activities of faculty College Eye 28:26, p.3	04/02/1937	News notes about faculty activities.
85	Lou A. Shepherd Alumnus 21:2, p.8	04/01/1937	On reading circle board.
86	Professors speak at convention College Eye 28:5, p.3	10/08/1936	Roster of faculty who spoke at Northeast Iowa Education Association meeting.
87	Branch briefs College Eye 27:6, p.3	07/03/1936	News from the Branch Summer School.
88	Faculty members are chosen for extension school College Eye 27:36, p.1	03/27/1936	List of faculty for the school in Council Bluffs.
89	Thirteen faculty members and administrative officers will attend various organization meetings Public Relations News Release 1935:630, p.1	02/14/1936	Schedule of events.
90	Returning alumni will find the sixteenth annual Homecoming a busy one Public Relations News Release 1935:130, p.3	10/14/1935	Schedule of events.
91	Institute Work Public Relations News Release 1934:35, p.1	09/20/1935	Faculty members will visit several institutions.
92	Branch Briefs College Eye 27:53, p.3	08/16/1935	News from the Branch Summer School.
93	Faculty of branch school to broadcast College Eye 27:52, p.3	08/09/1935	Will offer series of educational talks.
94	Faculty members of the summer school at Shenandoah will give a series of radio talks Public Relations News Release 1934:1135, p.1	08/07/1935	Program schedule.
95	Branch Briefs College Eye 27:50, p.3	07/26/1935	News from the Branch Summer School.
96	Branch Briefs College Eye 27:49, p.3	07/19/1935	News from the Branch Summer School.
97	Branch Briefs College Eye 27:46, p.4	06/21/1935	News from Branch summer school.
98	Branch briefs College Eye 26:11, p.3	08/17/1934	News from the Branch Summer Schools.
99	Branch briefs College Eye 26:10, p.3	08/10/1934	News from Branch Summer Schools.
100	Branch briefs College Eye 26:8, p.4	07/27/1934	News from Branch Summer Schools.