Women Face Fewer Jobs After 1947 Graduation
Columbia University Placement Bureau head Robert F. Moore reports 1948 saw men grads hit a peak while women graduates faced about a twenty percent drop from 1947. Tech fields like engineering and physics were most in demand, with salaries for 1948 graduates ranging from 250 to 426 dollars monthly depending on degree.
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Robert F. Moore
Columbia University
Moore
B.S
M.S
Ph.d
M.B.A
New York City
Camp Jobs for Students Open Summer Counselor Posts
Students interested in camp counselor roles for the summer are urged to register with the Placement Office as soon as possible. The notice emphasizes early enrollment to secure positions and training.
Notice to contact relatives of Mr Thomas Manogue
A notice requests any person acquainted with Thomas Manogue formerly of Columbia Graduate School to contact Robert S Manogue at Apt 606B Shaler Blvd Ridgefield NJ Morsemere 6 8472 1 by phone or mail.
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Thomas Manogue
Columbia Graduate School
Robert S. Manogue
Shaler Blvd
Ridgefield
N. J
Morsemere
Barnard To Award Public Service Fellowship To Eligible Graduates
Women graduates from New England and Middle Atlantic colleges may compete for a 1500 Barnard Public Service fellowship study in an approved school. Eligible with bachelor’s degree between May 1941 and July 1949 from listed states. applications due April 1, 1949 to Professor Conrad Arensberg.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
Public Service
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Barnard
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ode Island
New York
Needers
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Conrad Arensberg
Mademoiselle Opens Essay and Story Contests for Women
Mademoiselle announces its annual College Fiction Contest offering 1000 dollars in prizes. Entries due April 16 must be 3000 to 5000 words, typed, double spaced, with personal and college details. Two winners receive 500 dollars and publication in August Mademoiselle. submit to College Fiction Contest, Mademoiselle, 128 Hat 42 Street, New York 17, N Y.
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Mademoiselle
Hat 42
New York
N. Y
Essay Contest Offered By English Speaking Union
The English-Speaking Union of the United States sponsors an essay contest with a $1000 prize for the best work on either the methods for dispelling misunderstandings between the United States and Great Britain or peacetime responsibilities of English-speaking peoples. A manuscript and one copy bearing the author’s name and address in the top left of each page must be submitted before April 1. Entries should be submitted per contest rules.
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United States
Great Britain
Visiting Professor Harold Coxeter to Join Barnard in Spring
Professor Harold Scott Coxeter of the University of Toronto will be Visiting Professor at Barnard College for the 1949 spring term. He will teach Mathematics 33R Calculus and Mathematics 54 Advanced Calculus. Coxeter, a London native who earned a Cambridge doctorate in 1931, joined Toronto in 1986 and was a Rockefeller Fellow. He served as Visiting Professor at Notre Dame in 1947.
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Harold Scott Coxeter
University of Toronto
Barnard Mathematics Department
Coxeter
London
England
Cambridge University
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Notre Dame
New York Branch Address of English-Speaking Union
Addressed to the New York Branch, English-Speaking Union, at 19 East 54th Street, New York 22, N Y.
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New York
East 54Th Street
N. Y
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