Alumnae Employment Committee reports progress at Barnard
The Barnard Alumnae Employment Committee outlines its 12 month effort to connect alumnae with at home and office work, noting 32 registered from classes ’97 to ’10 and 13 placements. It urges all alumnae and seniors to register with Miss Doty after July first to secure positions, and discusses barriers including NYC teaching demand and the need for polished appearance and manners. The group plans Field Day May 6 to foster alumnae undergrad ties and considers cross college cooperation.
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Miss Doty
New York City
Middle West
New York
Eauin
Barnard
Barvard
Alumnae Committee Engages Barnard Students At Brooks Hall
The Alumnae Committee on Student Activities reports its dual aim to understand undergraduate interests and represent Barnard Alumnae. It stayed in touch by attending campus events and meeting students, and recently gathered leaders at Brooks Hall with Miss Weeks’ courtesy to introduce the committee.
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Barnard
Miss Weeks
Brooks Hall
Students Aid Committee Helps Barnard G Irls Complete College
The Students Aid Committee formed in 1899 lends money with interest due after graduation within five years. Applicants must supply a life insurance policy as security and apply to Chairman Miss Mabel Parsons at The San Remo Central Park West and 75th St. Loans are issued at term starts in September and February. The group has aided 47 Barnard girls to complete their college course.
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Mabel Parsons
San Remo
Central Park West
75Th St
Barnard
Bulletin Staff Competition Opens for 1911 12
Vacant Bulletin Staff positions for 1911 12 to be filled preferably from the class of 1914. Competition closes May 1. Two May 1 submissions required: an editorial or letter and a brief critique of the Undergraduate Play Jeanne d Arc. Submissions must be inked on one side and legible.
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Bulletin
Jeanne d’Arc
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Alumnae
Students’ Aid Committee
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