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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1966

Page

3

Bulletin Currie Forum Open on Curriculum Debate

Students, faculty and administrators will discuss Ad Hoc Curriculum recommendations at the Bulletin Forum on Curriculum. March 8 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor, co sponsored by the student Curriculum Committee. Moderated by Helen Finegold, the event features a panel of Barnard leaders and faculty.

Bulletin Forum Helen Finegold Rosemary Park Henry A. Bourse Barnard Gloria Leitner Bulletin Thomas Peardon

Faculty Opinion Split Over Four Course System Plan

Faculty and students weigh the four course system proposed by the Ad Hoc Committee. Renee Geen endorses the plan for her French department, while Vito Amoruso supports broader student choice and the Senior Scholars program. Raymond Saulnier and Florence Schumer express favorable or cautious support, highlighting student autonomy and broad interests.

Renee Geen Vito L. Amoruso Amoruso Raymond J. Saulnier

Park Promotes Nine Faculty at Barnard College

Nine Barnard College faculty members receive promotions and pay raises. Barry Ulanc becomes full professor. Howard Teichmann, B. J. Chute, and Elizabeth Hardwick attain adjunct professorship ranks. Tatiana Wolff Greene earns tenure as assistant professor. Kay Baxter, Barbara Mates, Linda Miller, Mirella d Ambrosio Servadicio gain assistant professorships. Adjuncts Teichmann and Chute highlighted. promotions effective immediately.

Barry Ulanc Howard M. Teichmann B. J. Chute Elizabeth Hardwick Robert Lowell Tatiana Wolff Greene Kay Baxter Barbara Mates Linda B. Miller Mirella d’Ambrosio Servadicio

Tuition Rise Yields Faculty Pay Raise at Park University

President Rosemary Park announced July 1 1966 across the board faculty salary increases on a sliding scale following a $210 tuition hike. Full professors earn 13000 to 15000 dollars biennially, associates 10500 to 12000, assistant professors 8000 to 9500, associates 7500 to 8500, instructors 6500 to 7250, and lecturers 1000 to 1150 per course.

Rosemary Park

Shapiro Seeks Clearer, Shorter Honor System Definition

Judy Shapiro newly elected chairman of Barnard Honor Board argues for clarifying and condensing the broad working definition of honor. The board will address specific applications, collaborate with faculty, and act as intermediary among administration, faculty, and students as it reviews policy and makeup exams.

Judy Shapiro Barnard Miss Shapiro

South Carolina student exchange delegates visit USC week

Four Barnard students Peggy Kent Mary Lou Christie Karen Kaplowitz and Pam Hill toured schools and the state penitentiary at the University of South Carolina. They met Governor Robert E McNair and officials, learned about changes to compulsory attendance, and observed race relations and educational innovations amid a tour of Columbia facilities and a Rubinstein concert.

State Penitentiary South Carolina University of South Peggy Kent Mary Lou Christie Karen Kaplowitz Pam Hill Robert E Tion Miss Christie University of South Carolina Ltor Mary Lu Christie

Undergrad Treasures Proposal To Pay Treasurer

The Undergraduate Association and Faculty Committee on Student Activities recommended last Tuesday that the new Undergrad Officers vote to pay the U A Treasurer while keeping the office elective. If approved the Treasurer may hire an assistant for routine work. Marjorie Stein becomes Treasurer, paid from the discretionary fund at $1.50 an hour.

Undergraduate Association U.A Marjorie Stein U. A Laura Fagelson

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Currie Barbara Lewis Florence Schumer Psychology President Park Ulanov Teichmann Schubert Foundation New York Review of Books Brazil Cairo Shapiro By Alice Altbach Barnard’s Carolina William B. Royster State’s Department of Educa Department of Corrections Columbia Artur Rubinstein South Tower
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