a middling rating which had negatively impacted its student's abilities in obtaining entry into competitive graduate school programs elsewhere. In response to this report, Gregg worked to standardize the curriculum with the goal of obtaining accreditation from the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCACS). Through his efforts, the school successfully became a member of the Association of American Colleges in 1924, but still lacked an NCACS accreditation.
In 1920 the CNI greatly expanded its teacher-training courses to include pedagogy for household arts, industrial arts, business, agriculture, and printing as well as offering more courses in the normal school.
===== President Gilbert H. Jones =====
In May 1924 Gregg was appointed a bishop of the AME Church and he resigned from his position as president. He was succeeded by WU's dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Gilbert H. Jones, who was also an alumnus of WU and son of WU's former president, Joshua Henry Jones. Gilbert Jones was also a scholar …
