Barnard College Announces Diverse Faculty Appointments
Barnard College reveals nine new appointments across five academic departments and six part time posts. New full professors include Luc al strucane and H Gaster with regional specializations, while several visiting lecturers join fields from anthropology to psychology. Administrative staff additions include Meyers as director of residence and college activities and new directors for financial aid and alumni affairs.
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Ian Studie
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Francis Pei
Volneroe
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Jeanette Beer
Marie J Corngold
Lamberto A Cano
Mose Gay Ann Delanghe
Esther S Solin
Stephen W Schneidermart
Hmar Waidner
Carol Flomerfelt
Ferrucio Gambino Stalan
Richard Ro Hallin Woverniment
Phylls B Katz
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Suzanne Wemple
Aurelia T Fule
Willam M Hinkle
Annette Baker Fox
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Elizabeth Y Meyers
Louise Matthes
Ruth Castell
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Virginia Shaw
Eleanor Mintz
Barnard Fund
Barbara A Lickus
Carol H Stix
Jean M Wallace
Mary A Bliss
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Student role in curriculum planning and faculty evaluation
The policy states students have the right to participate in curriculum planning and evaluation and to help improve instructional services. It supports periodic reviews of instructional needs and involvement in evaluating, selecting, promoting, and retaining faculty to enhance the teaching environment.
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Dorm Space Expands As Enrollment Leaps
Dorm space grows as enrollments rise and Johnson Hall closes to commuters. The Faur heim housing 80 students is closed this year. Kings Crown Hotel hosts eight students at hotel rates. No commuter dormitory space currently exists. A new Housing Registry opens to refer students to neighborhood apartments.
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Congress delegates discuss Viet Nam at NSA campus meeting
Resolutions by over 300 college student governments guide NSA staff programs for the year. Viet Nam debate featured Dr Bernard Fall Howard University Professor Frank Traeger Thomas Hayden and others with Barnard students Nancy Gertner and Gloria Leitner represented at the Congress.
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Independent Committee Demonstrations Across New York Demand End to Vietnam War
The Independent Committee organized protests in Times Square and a West Side Feeder March after July bombing of Hanoi Haiphong oil depots. Over 20 000 leaflets were distributed and about 1200 joined the Feeder March uniting with 15 000 others to call for ending the war in Vietnam now.
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