Barnard Welcomes Eleven New Faculty Members
Barnard College lists eleven new faculty joining this spring including three in the Italian Department Dr Gian Carlo Bertelli Mr J Cherubini and Dr Bona Kostka new graduate assistant Charles E Miller and assistants Hsi Fong Waung Jerry M Bank Miss Amelia Rorty Lincoln F Hanson and Robert F Olson lecturing in philosophy psychology and religion. Elliot Heads Department naming Dr Joanne Elliot as chair of mathematics replacing Edgar Lorch on leave at Stanford University.
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Barnard
Gian- Carlo Bertelli
J. Cherubini
Bona Kostka
Charles E. Miller
Hsi Fong Waung
Jerry M. Bank
Amelia Rorty
Lincoln F. Hanson
Robert F. Olson
Barbara Rearden
Elliot
Joanne Elliot
Edgar Lorch
Stanford University
Recruitment on Campus Sees IBM SBC February Interviews
The Placement Office releases the spring recruiting schedule. IBM and its Service Bureau Corporation interview on February 14 for programmer trainee and systems engineering trainee roles. SBC targets math, physics, and chemistry majors and also interviews February 14. USIA hires radio interns for the Voice of America with deadlines February 28 for FSEE and April 15 for USIA applications.
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IBM
Service Bureau Corporation
SBC
USIA
United States Information Agency
Niebuhr Named Gildersleeve Visiting Professor at Barnard
Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr, noted theologian and Union Theological Seminary emeritus, was named the fourth Virginia C. Gildersleeve Visiting Professor at Barnard College. He will teach a spring lecture course on democracy versus communism and a ethics seminar with his wife Ursula Niebuhr, Barnard associate professor.
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Charles A. Briggs
Union Theological Seminary
Virginia C. Gilder
Ursula Niebuhr
Niebuhr
Columbia University
Institute of War and Peace Studies
Harvard
Princeton
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Illinois
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Yale Divinity
American Academy of Arts and Letters
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Kennedy Seeks Broad Higher Education Aid Increase
President Kennedy presented an omnibus education bill focusing on higher education. The plan would finance up to 75 percent of classroom construction, loan up to a billion dollars over three years, and provide 1.5 billion to raise public school teacher salaries over four years. The package, described by officials as the most comprehensive education aid proposal yet, aims to expand college access and classroom capacity.
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CPI
Kennedy
Congress
Park to Speak at State of the College Address
President Rosemary Park will deliver her first State of the College address today at 1 p.m. in the gymnasium. She will discuss the future of independent liberal arts colleges for women. Park became Bernard's second president on November 15 and will be inaugurated officially in the spring. Attendance is required.
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Rosemary Park
Miss Park
Barnard
62 Job Survey Illustrates Divergence Of Occupations
A Barnard Class of 1962 survey shows graduates in varied roles from teaching and graduate assistants to Fulbright scholars and Peace Corps service. It highlights that many marry before or after graduation and that major studied does not always predict career path with several graduates in journalism, research, education, and international service. Two English majors work for Esquire and a physics major teaches at Boston University.
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Madrid
U.S. Navy
Barnard
Columbia
United Nations
Peace Corps
Ethiopia
New York
Barbara Sheklin
Esquire Magazine
Massachusetts General Hospital Research Institute of Medicine
Boston University
Texaco Grants $1500 Aid To Education For Barnard
Texaco Inc awarded a $1500 unrestricted grant for 1963 to Barnard College under its aid to education program. A Texaco administrator said the company hopes to repeat the grant for three to five years to increase its usefulness to the recipient college.
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Texaco, Inc
Barnard
Texaco
Barnard Initiates Informal Orientation for Midyear Transfers
Sixteen February transfers from fifteen colleges in nine states joined Barnard yesterday. Four live in Barnard dorms with two foreign students and two degree candidates from other colleges among them. Eileen Parsons led the new informal orientation, emailing incoming students in January to invite a box lunch and Q and A in Reid living room between placement exams. The event featured staff and student sponsors, distribution of orientation kits with maps, and a favorable reception.
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Barnard
Eileen Parsons
Miami University
Ohio
Questinn
Rhoda Greenberg
Connie Foshay
Proctors
Marilyn Ross
Miss Parsons
Parents Day at College Invites Freshmen and Transfers
President Rosemary Park invites freshmen and transfer parents to Parents Day on Tuesday February 12. Parents may attend classes with their daughters and join the homecoming event in 117 Milbank hosted by Miss Marianna Byram and Mrs. Julia Ebel. An assembly in the gym at 3 p.m. features Miss Park Dean Henry A Boorse and Frankie Stein 63. A Drama Workshop and refreshments follow the program.
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Rosemary Park
Milbank
Marianna Byram
Julia Ebel
Miss Park
Henry A. Boorse
Frankie Stein
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Rene C. Fox
John A. Moore
As. Gildersleeve
White House
Park
Manhattan East
Texaco Grant
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