Placement Service offers jobs in industry and military programs
Dean C. J. Gray Richmond College Placement Office and W. H. Warren of the Business Placement detail full time sales at Proctor and Gamble and junior scientist and engineer openings. Federal postings list chemist physicist metallurgist and engineer roles in MD VA and WV with no written tests. Navy ROC school and aircraft observer training are noted with part time opportunities and quick placement follow ups.
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C. J. Gray
Richmond College
W. H. Warren
Business
Proctor & Gamble
West Va
Abd Alamas
U.S. Air Force
NAVY
ROC
Civil Eapneste Corps
Naval Reserve
Ashe
Richmond College Register
G. J. Gray
School of Business Register
National Science Foundation Funds Large Medical and Dental Fellowships
The National Academy of Sciences National Research Council announces several large national fellowship programs for 1953 54. Sponsors include NSF Merck Lilly RCA Rockefeller Foundation and others. Fellowships target agricultural biological engineering mathematical medical and physical sciences at predoctoral and postdoctoral levels for research careers not clinical practice.
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National Academy of Sciences- National Research Council
National Science Foundation
Merck and Company, Inc
The
Lilly Research Laboratories
Radio Corporation of America
Rockefeller Foundation
National Tuberculosis Association
James Picker Foundation
American Cancer Society
National Research Council
All-Big Six Team Picks Noted Richmond Player
Bob Sgro, a sophomore guard from Richmond, earned a spot on one offensive platoon in the All-Big Six selections. Writers credit his aggressive play and central drives for much of Richmond’s scoring opportunities. In a separate note, students register in Dean Tucker's office in the Westhampton building.
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Bob Sgro
Richmond
Bob
Syro
Profesor
W. H. Warren
School of Business Administration
Westhampton
Dean Tucker
State Department Announces College Training Program
The Department of State launches its 1953 foreign affairs management trainee program for seniors and graduates in political science economics public administration international relations and related fields. Beginning salaries range from 3410 to 4205 annually. selection includes the Civil Service Commission's junior management assistant exam opened Oct 14 and closes Nov 1, 1952. Nominating boards on campuses screen qualified JMA competitors and nominate top candidates.
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Department of State
Civil Service Commission
JMA
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Mary Dollin
Robert Parr
Curette
Guaraldi
South Court
Catherine Beale
Westhampton Cleaning Co
Libbie Ave
Dial
State Department
Boykin’s Music and Metal Art Shop
First Street
Bobgarian Campus
BEN Parker Florists
Richmond Dairy Company
Aueie E Mvers Tobacco CO
Moget Ayers Fobacco Co
New York
Elizabeth Lydon
Elizabeth Lydon Duke
Amsa A and
MSMR
America