Barnard Psychology Majors Career Paths After Graduation
A Barnard College study of 118 psychology majors who graduated from 1946 to 1951 shows 25% expected to pursue graduate studies and 23% to enter psychological work in the year after graduation. Among respondents, 30 went to graduate school and 27 entered psychology jobs. others went into social services, journalism, sales, secretarial work, or homemaking. The Barnard Placement Office was the most cited job source.
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Barnard
Barnard College
Spouses Cooperate Cont. on Marriage College Roles
The piece notes how marriage and college foster self reliance in young women. It quotes the view that independence comes from standing on one’s own feet with no parental fallback and the need to meet deadlines.
Club Leaders Plan Program
The second meeting of club chairmen focused on club constitutions as a prerequisite for chartering. The Student Activities Office urged clubs to file approved or revised constitutions, and the group discussed funding from the Undergraduate Treasury and poster approvals. A bulletin board was proposed to post future meeting agendas.
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Standard Oil Support for Colleges Grows Across Institutions
Standard Oil contends its 1954 gifts to 188 colleges and universities spread across Harvard Yale Princeton Smith Barnard Vassar and others are modest per institution. The company notes grants include research funding consulting fees scholarships and fellowships totaling about 1 million dollars to date.
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Yale
Princeton
Smith
Barnard
Vassar
Univer
Holman
Standard Oil
BC Appoints German Professor Replacement at BC
The German department at Bar nard names Professor Willy Schumann as lecturer in German from February 1 to June 30, 1955 replacing Marga Edwards in Advanced Translation. A German citizen, Schumann studied at Oberschule and Bonn, earned BA and MA at Southern Methodist University, taught at SMU in 1952-53, held a Teaching Fellowship at Columbia 1953-54, and is presently an assistant at Columbia.
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Willy Schumann
Schumann
Marga Edwards
Germany
Oberschule
University of Bonn
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
SMU
Columbia School of General Studies
Columbia
Students Fight Continuation of Hydrogen Bomb Tests
The Students to Stop the Bomb group, recognized by the University, plans a noon meeting in 212 Hamilton led by associate editor A. R. Shapiro. The eight members from Columbia urge US cessation of atomic and hydrogen tests and distribute pamphlets to raise radiation awareness.
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Hamilton
University
United States
Students Sing Xmas Carols at McMillin Theatre
A program of traditional and modern Christmas carols will be presented on Thursday December 16 at 4 30 p m in McMillin Academic Theatre. The event will be led by Mr Hunter Wiley of Columbia University Music Department and all are invited to attend.
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Hunter Wiley
Music Department
Columbia University
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