Barnard Announces Ten Faculty Promotions for 1965 66
Ten Barnard College faculty members receive promotions effective July 1 1965. Full professors include Helen Hazard Bacon Dean of Studies Helen Phelps Bailey and Leonard Zobler. Promotions to associate and assistant ranks span Government English French German Chinese and Japanese departments with several retirements and one reappointment.
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Helen Hazard ‘Bacon
Helen Phelps Bailey
Leonard Zobler
Demetrios Carnley
Barbara Cross
Kenneth Jones
John Meskill
Brigette Bradley
Serge Gavronsky
Sandra Genter
Thomas Peardon
Josephine Mayer
Ester Greene
Helen Hazard Bacon
Bacon
Bryn Mawr College
Berkeley
Radcliffe
Dean Bailey
Barnard
McGill University
Sorbonne
Filing Deadline for October 1965 Candidacy
Seniors are reminded the deadline to file a statement of candidacy for the October 1965 degree is May 14.
Barnard Considers Four Course System And Honors Program
The Faculty Committee on Instruction proposes a four course plan for Barnard to replace the current system, plus a selective honors track for up to 15 percent of freshmen. The plan features 32 semester units, core areas in English language arts foreign language humanities social sciences natural sciences and a flexible major. Aiming to reduce heavy course loads and broaden independent study, the committee will closely monitor the experiment and adjust as needed.
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Faculty Committee On Instruction
Barnard
Henry A. Bourse
Rights Conference Panel Sets Up Program For 3-Week Volunteers
The panel at the Northeastern College Conference discussed student volunteer roles in SCOPE at Dartmouth. Lawrence Guyot and Jane Allen spoke on civil rights links to national policy and student participation. Columbia University will open its Activities Office early to aid Barnard transfer orientation.
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South
Hosea Williams
Williams
Northeastern College
Dartmouth College
Lawrence Guyot
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Jane Allen
Barnard
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Columbia University
Columbia
Lauren Lovett
Susan Foster
Fairholm
Miss Lovett
Park Declines SNCC Request To Clarify Policy
Four members of Columbia University Friends of SNCC met with President Rosemary Park last Thursday. They presented a report on the controversy over speakers at a group meeting, and urged clearer regulations, recognition of student autonomy, and a fuller articulation of administration practices.
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Columbia University Friends of
SNCC
Rosemary Park
Prefs Urge Major Revision of Bachelor Curriculum
Professors John A. Moore and Basil M. Rauch urge abolishing fixed degree requirements and allow students to choose their own majors in conference with a faculty adviser. They propose advisors named in the catalog and argue for individualized curricula over rigid or minor changes.
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Barnard
John A. Moore
Basil M. Rauch
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Zobler
State University of Washington
Demetrius Caraley
Caraley
Columbia Law School
Professor Cross
Smith College
Yale
Kenneth Janes
Latham Playhouse
Janes
Strode Technical School
Yale University
Professor Meskill
Harvard
Brigette L. Bradley
Dean Henry Boorse
Lauren Lovett (Jr
Rights Conference
Park