Alumnae Share Career Paths At Evening Conference
The College Parlor hosts a vocational conference on Monday April 4 at 7 15 p m with alumnae detailing work in hospitals health departments brokerage insurance writing editing research social work and museum work The gathering aims to aid students in choosing future careers as the Committee on Employment plans to provide guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kelley
Margery Eggleston
Carnegie Foundation
Helen Bradbeer
Elsa G. Becker
Babette Deutsch
Mary Barber
Svea Nelson
Helen Hicks
Vera Klopman
Alice Judson
Barnard Alumnae Notes Highlight Class of 1900 to 1921
The column lists Barnard alumnae with brief career updates. Edna Simpson 1900 and Margaret Donnell 1910 among the deceased. Helen Callan and Margaret Meyer 1915 noted as secretaries. Other entries include positions at Library Bureau, Bonwit Teller, Importers Inc, and Frieda Kenyon 1918 in physics. Jane Tappan 1919 linked to physics teaching,Elizabeth Rabe 1920 in industrial engineering and later language economics use, and 1921 Latin teacher in Morristown, NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Dlumnae
Edna Simpson
Margaret Donnell
Helen Callan
Margaret N. Meyer
Social Secretariat
Girace Diercks
Julia Gottlieb
Bonwit Teller
Carol Grimshaw
Gretchenbeck
Wweizer
Importers, Inc
Frieda Kenyon
Bureau of
Washington
Ian Tappan
Kim Brearley
New York City
Izabeth Rabe
M. H.' Sam
Alumnae Notes Highlight Postwar Career Moves
Former students from 1901 to 1921 enter varied roles in schools banks magazines and public service. Jannetta Studdiford Reed teaches in Montclair. Clairette Armstrong serves the New York Trust. Margaret Renton aids Union Theological Seminary. Esther Hawes supports Red Cross and UWGA. Amalia Gianella assists medical editors. Marguerite MacNair works as math clerk in Los Angeles. Elinor Sachs heads to Holland for refugee camps service. Ernestine Lind with New York State Association. Myrrha Wesendonck travels west and seeks summer work. May A Levison is a Federal Reserve clerk. Edna Colucci becomes junior statistician. Helen Kriegsman researches municipal issues. Dorothé Reichhard edits Electrical World. Claire Schenck joins AT&T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Sachs
Holland
Council of Jewish Women
United States
Ernestine Lind
New York
May A. Levison
Federal Reserve Bank
Edna .Colucci
New York State Public Service Commission
Helen Kriegsman
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Sinnigen
Park “Livel
Morristown
New Jersey
Jannetta Studdiford Reed
Kimberly School
Montclair
Clairette Armstrong
New York Trust Company
Margaret Renton
Fosdick
Union Theological Seminary
Esther Hawes
The
Red Cross
National Board
UWGA
Amalia Gianella
Marguerite MacNair
Los Angeles
Dorothé Reichhard
Electrical World
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
Claire Schenck
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
McDowell
West 35Th Street
N. Y. City
Cottrell & Leonard
Albany, N. Y
Official Makers of
Louise Rissland Barnard
Chas. Friedgen
Livingston Hall
Whittier Hall
Amsterdam Ave
120Th ST
J. P
Broadway
113Th
114Th ST
Morningside
J. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
Sam’s Soda Fountain
Wassell’s Pharmacy
114Th Street
Barnard
Pediforme Shoe Company
West 36Th Street
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carter & CO
New York Stock Exchange
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