Death of Barnard administrator Miss Katherine Goodwin
Miss Katherine R. Goodwin longtime Barnard College Activities Director died at 61 after a yearlong illness. Born in Biddeford Maine she served with dedication until ten days before her death. Funeral services were held in Saco Maine with a Barnard memorial to follow.
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Katherine R. Goodwin
Barnard
Biddeford
Maine
Goodwin
Congregational Church
Saco
Jean T. Palmer
Miss Good
Miss Palmer
Miss Goodwin
Russell Sage College
University of Connecticut
University of Chicago
International People’s College
Elsin
McIntosh to retire as Barnard president in 1962
After fifteen years as Barnard College head Mil licent Carey McIntosh will retire June 30 1962. Dr Rosemary Park, president of Connecticut College, will succeed her. Park views Barnard as a chance to study a women’s college connected with a university in the big city and to address women’s roles amid communism. The transition follows growth in Barnard’s enrollment and facilities since 1947.
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Barnard College
Millicent Carey McIntosh
New York
Tyringham
Barnard
Connecticut College
Park
Big City
Lehman Hall- Wollman
Barnard Orientation Emphasizes Individuality and Growth
The 354 freshmen at Barnard began a multi day orientation led by Frankie Stein and Cynthia May featuring placement exams a President's Luncheon campus tours and panel discussions. Ruth Klein urged students to define themselves as individuals and leaders within the Barnard community.
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Frankie Stein
Cynthia May
Wollman Auditorium
Moses Hadas
Hadas
Lee Salmansohn
Elinor Yudin
Roxanne Cohen
Athletic Association
Bobbi Friedman
Frankiestein
Ruth Klein
Barnard
Miss Klein
Barnard Introduces Student Handbook Replacing Blue Book
Barnard College releases the Barnard Student Handbook to supplement the catalog. Published by the Undergraduate Association the manual covers student government committees publications clubs and campus activities. Editor in chief Rochelle Kurland and Associate Editor Judith Lefkowitz led the staff under Lila Rosenblum's direction.
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Barnard
Rachelle Kurland
Judith Lefkowitz
Milbank Grant Funds New Student Center at College
President Millicent C. McIntosh announced a $100,000 Milbank Memorial Fund grant to aid construction of a new Student Center. Groundbreaking is planned for May 1962, with facilities for student activities, faculty dining, locker space, and expanded medical and classroom use adjacent to Helen Reid dormitory. The milestone convocation highlighted the college’s 1950s-60s physical development program.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
McIntosh
Helen Reid
Anderson
Saulnier Resumes Barnard Professorship with Courses
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier, former chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, returns to Barnard as professor of economics this month. He will teach Contemporary Economic Issues, Economics Seminar for seniors, and Financial Institutions a Columbia graduate course open to Barnard seniors during the year.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Financial Institutions
Columbia University
Barnard
Saulnier
Council
Eisenhower
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Department of Agriculture Farm Credit Administration
Amercan Economic Association
American Statistical Association
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