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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
4
Barnard College requires yearly financial aid applications for 1965 66. Submit to the Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Financial Aid at 117 Milbank by February 15 1965. Residents mail to Residence Halls or 616 while foreign and married students follow specific envelope instructions.
Four Barnard students at Oglethorpe University engage in meetings with Atlanta groups and officials. They toured schools and cultural programs, met author Lillian Smith, and plan interviews with Mayor Ivan Allen and others. More reports follow Monday.
The 1964-65 Seven College Vocational Work shops open at Barnard on February 10 for a ten week session retraining college educated women ready to begin work. Dr Esther Lloyd Jones of Teachers College gives the keynote address. guests discuss re employment job opportunities self employment and graduate retraining. The program teaches job hunting techniques and expanded entry into the labor market for graduates.
Transfers and 20 readmitted students entered Barnard for the Spring semester. Among the 17 transfers two are married, one is the daughter of a Barnard alumna, and Miss Dayton notes full transfers have a higher married rate. Fall transfers included a larger share from seven sister schools.
The Summer Experience in Social Work by the Social Work Recruiting Center of Greater New York accepts college sophomores and juniors for 8 to 10 weeks of paid work at about a hundred city health and welfare agencies. Salaries average $60 weekly with weekly educational sessions. Deadline March 1. An orientation meeting is slated Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Red Cross Auditorium 150 Amsterdam Avenue.
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