East Harlem Center Bridges Education and Action
Teachers College sponsors the East Harlem Community Resources Center at 2141 Third Avenue. Co Directors Nellie Jones and Spenser Janésén oversee workshops in journalism art photography and literature. A $2 million Ford Foundation grant supports ongoing parent community group and school collaborations to improve New York City public education.
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Spenser Janésén
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Teachers College
Francis A. J. Tanti
Percy Sutton
William Booth
Commission On Human Rights
Ford Foundation
Fast Harlem
New York City
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Negro Students Shape Curriculum Debate at Barnard and Columbia
The BULLETIN reports that increasing Negro enrollment prompts discussion on curriculum relevance at white-oriented universities. Barnard and Columbia students will share views on African Studies and the feasibility of an African Studies Major, with faculty interviews from Columbia and Barnard.
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James Shynton
Chapman
School of General Studies
Teachers College Marks 80th Birthday With Global Ties
An article on Teachers College celebrating its 80th year notes its status as the world’s largest graduate school of education with 5400 students and extensive programs. It describes TC as a network of departments and institutes, its international exchanges, and its affiliation with Columbia University granting all degrees.
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Columbia
Smith
Robert Frost
At TC
Ford
Columbia University
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