Vassar Camp to Train Nurses Aids War Effort
The article notes strong uptake of nurse training at Vassar, with three months at a camp to shorten the course to two years. Facilities include dormitories, labs, and a theatre, plus scholarships and donated support from alumni. Dean Mills leads the camp with Yale and Johns Hopkins experts overseeing bacteriology, psychology, and dietetics.
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Vassar
National Emergency Nursing Committee
Council of National Defense
America
Herbert E. Mills
C.E. A. Winslow
Yale University
Florence Sabin
Johns Hopkins
Margaret Washburn
William H
Park
New York Department of Health
Helen Pope
Carnegie Institute
Dietetics
New York City
Dean Hills Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
New York
Public health nursing faces nurse shortage and career growth
The column notes a widening gap in public health nursing with a shortage of well educated women capable of taking responsibility. It highlights rising recognition of the profession as dignified and interesting and cites salaries from 1,500 to 5,000 with maintenance support in many cases.
Barnard Alumnae Day Activities Numbered Schedule
Barnard plans an At Home event in Student's Hall for Alumnae Day. Undergraduates host events with a 1 15 Varsity Alumnae Basketball Game, 2 30 Stunt Party for Grads and Undergrads, and a 4 00 Reception and Dancing, showcasing hospitality and wit from Barnardites.
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