Graduate Study
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| 201 | North Central approves ISTC graduate program Alumnus 38:2, p.1 |
Examining team visited campus in February. | |
| 202 | Graduate program approved by NCA College Eye 45:25, p.3 |
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| 203 | ISTC master's degree program Alumnus 38:1, p.6 |
Survey of students who have enrolled in program; outline of requirements. | |
| 204 | Seniors may receive graduate work grants College Eye 45:16, p.6 |
Should contact Dean of the Faculty. | |
| 205 | State board approves new graduate majors Alumnus 37:3, p.7 |
Will offer courses in art and guidance. | |
| 206 | English candidacy tests scheduled College Eye 44:37, p.1 |
For those planning graduate study | |
| 207 | New majors get nod College Eye 44:37, p.1 |
Will offer master's degrees in art and guidance. | |
| 208 | Student Council requests changes in grad study College Eye 44:36, p.3 |
Graduate Council responds to questions about graduate study. | |
| 209 | Teachers College awards its first master's degree College Eye 44:25, p.5 |
Mary Jane Thierman receives first graduate degree; photo. | |
| 210 | First M. A. Alumnus 37:1, p. |
Mary Jane Thierman will receive first graduate degree; photo. | |
| 211 | Iowa's investment in Teachers College Alumnus 37:1, p.5 |
President Maucker proposes 15% increase in ISTC budget; cites reasons for his contention. | |
| 212 | Graduate program in full swing Alumnus 36:4, p.7 |
192 students enroll in summer; seventy-seven register this fall. | |
| 213 | Complete first step in accrediting graduate program Alumnus 36:3, p.10 |
Working through North Central steps. | |
| 214 | MA application can be filed now College Eye 43:39, p.1 |
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| 215 | Graduate program inaugurated College Eye 43:33, p.1 |
Class begin; accreditation process under way. | |
| 216 | Six to receive assistantship College Eye 43:32, p.5 |
List of those who will be receiving assistantships. | |
| 217 | Council approves six assistantships College Eye 43:27, p.3 |
List of those who will be receiving graduate assistantships. | |
| 218 | Untitled College Eye 43:19, p.2 |
Contends that students who reach the point of graduate work they are ready to delve deeply into research. | |
| 219 | Grad school to start in June; will offer work in nine fields College Eye 43:17, p.6 |
Lengthy description of course of study and admissions procedures. | |
| 220 | To what end and at what cost? College Eye 43:17, p.2 |
Discusses the use of pure research in the pursuit of a graduate degree. | |
| 221 | Students who have done outstanding work as undergraduates will be aided by an assistantship program according to M. J. Nelson, dean of the faculty Public Relations News Release 1952:452, p.1 |
Each assistantship will carry a stipend of $500 to $750 for the academic year according to the need of the student and the requirements of the job and will include a quarterly fee remission of $29 for each of three of four consecutive quarters. | |
| 222 | Board authorizes increased fees; votes approval for graduate assistants Alumnus 36:1, p.3 |
Fees will be raised from $36 to $40 per quarter. | |
| 223 | Ten assistantships to be offered by grad schools College Eye 43:16, p.5 |
Stipends will range from $500 to $750; description of typical duties. | |
| 224 | In the January issue of the "Educational Bulletin" Miles V. Zintz discusses problems facing personnel working in special education areas Public Relations News Release 1952:387, p.1 |
The "Educational Bulletin" is the official publication of the Iowa department of public instruction. Zintz says that the first job of the special education supervisor is to find, examine and plan programs for each child in the community. | |
| 225 | Problems facing personnel working in special education areas are discussed by Miles V. Zintz, assistant professor of education Public Relations News Release 1952:388, p.1 |
Zintz's article is in the January issue of the "Educational Bulletin," which is the official publication of the Iowa department of public instruction. The supervisor needs to have a broad picture of the whole field of handicapped and exceptional children. | |
| 226 | Twenty-five American French teachers will attend an eight weeks' seminar in France under the U. S. Educational Exchange program Public Relations News Release 1952:382, p.1 |
Included in the seminar's activities are refresher courses aboard ship taught by a French professor; three days of lectures and excursions in Paris; and ten days at the International Cultural Centr at Royaumont for courses in French conversation. | |
| 227 | Twenty-five American secondary school teachers of French will go to France Public Relations News Release 1952:381, p.1 |
The eight weeks' seminar will be in France under the U. S. Educational Exchange program authorized by the Fulbright Act. Included in the seminar's activities are refresher courses aboard ship taught by a French professor. | |
| 228 | Special To: The Daily Record Public Relations News Release 1951:282, p.1 |
The new year finds the college 75 years young, looking forward to the inquguration of its graduate program in the summer of 1952. A major curriculum revision for degree students began during the 1951 summer session. | |
| 229 | Scholarship for grads College Eye 43:9, p.8 |
Martin Nelson has information. | |
| 230 | New grad school is for teachers College Eye 43:7, p.5 |
Daryl Pendergraft talks about the purpose of ISTC graduate study. | |
| 231 | Notice! All grad students College Eye 43:5, p.2 |
Will hold meeting for those interested. | |
| 232 | Faculty to hold meeting Monday College Eye 43:4, p.8 |
Will consider staffing of graduate program; establishment of Committee on the Administration of Faculty Personnel. | |
| 233 | Short summary of information on graduate school Alumnus 35:3, p.22 |
Outline of curriculum, admission criteria, and requirements for courses to be offered beginning in summer 1952. | |
| 234 | Nelson names grad school staff members College Eye 42:41, p.1 |
List of graduate faculty. | |
| 235 | State board OK's grad school College Eye 42:37, p.1 |
Seven departments will likely offer courses initially; procedures outlined. | |
| 236 | Faculty-drafted recommendations for the graduate program have been approved by the state board of education Public Relations News Release 1950:412, p.1 |
The approval authorizes the college to begin offering graduate level courses in the summer of 1952 and to confer the degree of Master of Arts in Education. Administration of the program will vest in an in an elected graduate council. | |
| 237 | Preparation for all levels of public school work First 75 Years 0:0, p.81 |
Initial curriculum recognizes need for preparation for all levels of teaching; surveys of effects of the College on Iowa; description of ways in which the College met Iowa needs. | |
| 238 | Registrar clarifies graduate status College Eye 42:30, p.1 |
Special rules for veterans. | |
| 239 | Merchant estate to finance study for graduates College Eye 42:29, p.1 |
Estate will be sold to create a scholarship fund. | |
| 240 | Follow Strayer Report Alumnus 35:2, p.26 |
Interinstitutional committee set up to speed offering of graduate program. | |
| 241 | Frank I. Merchant, December 23, 1855-April 30, 1951 Alumnus 35:2, p.11 |
Professor Merchant's estate will finance scholarships for graduate study for students who have earned the bachelor's degree from ISTC; photo. | |
| 242 | Group to study Grad study plan College Eye 42:20, p.6 |
Interinstitutional committee will look at plan. | |
| 243 | North Central association coordinator visits ISTC Public Relations News Release 1950:212, p.1 |
George E. Hill of Ohio University spent Sunday and Monday at the college and met with faculty committees in seven fields of teacher education. Hill is professor of education, counselor-trainer and coordinator of counselor advisement. | |
| 244 | Grad study panel date is changed College Eye 42:18, p.5 |
Panel postponed until February 14. | |
| 245 | Graduate scholarships available for seniors College Eye 42:17, p.6 |
Students invited to apply for financial aid for graduate study. | |
| 246 | Graduate study is forum topic College Eye 42:17, p.6 |
Faculty panel will discuss the form that graduate study will take at ISTC. | |
| 247 | Faculty on record favoring graduate program Alumnus 35:1, p.4 |
Faculty recommend authorization in meetings. | |
| 248 | The State Board of Education Alumnus 20:24, p.3 |
Approves ISTC request to offer graduate work subject to two conditions: (1) that the legislature appropriate sufficient funds; and (2) that the Board approve the curriculum. | |
| 249 | Maucker's appointment tops list of outstanding events during 1950 College Eye 42:14, p.5 |
Quick 1950 year in review. | |
| 250 | College needs outlined in "Strayer Report" Alumnus 34:4, p.8 |
General report on state schools includes recommendation for graduate study at ISTC. | |
| 251 | Committee finds master's degree necessary here College Eye 42:7, p.1 |
Part of Strayer Report on Iowa higher education. | |
| 252 | Hilltopics; vet graduate status clarified College Eye 41:32, p.2 |
Regulations concerning graduate study for veterans are clarified. | |
| 253 | Graduate Record Examination will be give here February 3 College Eye 41:15, p.3 |
Test was previously given in May and August only but for purposes of awarding fellowships is now given in February also. | |
| 254 | Seniors may apply for graduate grants College Eye 41:14, p.5 |
Applications are due by February 1 or March 1. | |
| 255 | Senior students College Eye 40:15, p.1 |
May secure information on graduate study. | |
| 256 | Price explains aims purposes of college College Eye 39:39, p.3 |
Speaks on future and mission of college at dinner for textbook publishers. | |
| 257 | Bureau of Research gives Graduate Record Exams College Eye 38:38, p.1 |
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| 258 | Graduate Record Exams to be given College Eye 38:27, p.4 |
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| 259 | Nelson will assist applicants for scholarships, fellowships College Eye 38:17, p.1 |
For those who will be going on to graduate study. | |
| 260 | Graduate record examination to be offered College Eye 37:38, p.1 |
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| 261 | Notice to seniors College Eye 37:15, p.6 |
Those who are going on for graduate study should make preparations. | |
| 262 | Common problems under discussion College Eye 36:20, p.2 |
Discusses problems faced by both faculty and students. | |
| 263 | Notice College Eye 33:13, p.1 |
Seniors may apply for graduate scholarships. | |
| 264 | Notice College Eye 32:13, p.1 |
Seniors interested in pursuing graduate study should see Dean Nelson. | |
| 265 | Notice College Eye 31:13, p.1 |
Invitation to seniors with high scholarship records to apply for stipends for graduate studies. | |
| 266 | Notice College Eye 30:15, p.1 |
Seeking those who are interested in graduate study. | |
| 267 | Kappa Delta Pi College Eye 29:20, p.2 |
Junetta Heinonen will speak on graduate study. | |
| 268 | Seniors College Eye 29:17, p.1 |
Should see Dean Nelson about graduate study. | |
| 269 | Nelson urges seniors to make applications College Eye 28:17, p.1 |
For graduate study. | |
| 270 | Nelson urges seniors to make applications College Eye 28:15, p.1 |
Those interested in graduate study should see Dean Nelson. | |
| 271 | Nearly 600 Tutors continue schooling after graduation College Eye 27:23, p.1 |
Survey of those who go on to advanced study. | |
| 272 | Official Notice College Eye 27:3, p.1 |
Dean Nelson has information for those who are thinking about graduate study. | |
| 273 | Social Science Club to study graduate work College Eye 25:20, p.3 |
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| 274 | On leave College Eye 23:54, p.1 |
Professor Strayer will study at Columbia University for six months; photo. | |
| 275 | Coaches pursue advanced studies Alumnus 16:3, p.23 |
Roster of coaches and their plans for graduate study. | |
| 276 | Four instructors in music are granted graduate degrees College Eye 23:45, p.1 |
Professors Barker, Freeman, Hill, and Russell receive degrees. | |
| 277 | Music professors will return soon College Eye 23:44, p.5 |
Professors Hill and Russell have been studying at the Eastman School. | |
| 278 | L. L. Mendenhall Public Relations News Release 1931:389, p.1 |
Returns from leave of absence; he was doing graduate study at University of Iowa | |
| 279 | Board grants absence leaves; Monica Wild, Arthur Dickinson, Agnes Cole are granted leaves for study College Eye 23:39, p.1 |
Will pursue graduate study. | |
| 280 | Miss Uttley continues graduate study abroad College Eye 23:26, p.1 |
Will work in Puerto Rico while she studies for her doctoral degree. | |
| 281 | Alta Freeman earns scholarship in music College Eye 23:14, p.1 |
Will study with Rudolph Ganz in Chicago. | |
| 282 | Donald Fields, Lebanon Valley College graduate, succeeds Edna O. Miller College Eye 23:13, p.1 |
Profile of Donald Fields; Professor Miller will be attending Columbia University. | |
| 283 | Trees at Columbia foster friendships says Dean Campbell College Eye 23:13, p.1 |
Sadie Campbell talks about studying at Columbia University. | |
| 284 | Untitled College Eye 23:7, p.4 |
N. O. Schneider receives master's degree; will begin Ph. D. work. | |
| 285 | Eleven get appointments; Dr. O. R. Latham announces new instructional staff members College Eye 23:5, p.1 |
Brief profiles of new faculty members; notes on those who will take leaves.. | |
| 286 | Coaches on leave Alumnus 15:3, p.21 |
Coaches Mendenhall, Bender, Fritzel, and McCuskey are pursuing graduate study. | |
| 287 | Profs leave for summer; forty three faculty members will pursue graduate work and travel this summer College Eye 23:2, p.1 |
Most will travel or study. |
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| 288 | Mendenhall studies; Bender takes place as department head College Eye 23:1, p.1 |
Several men's physical education faculty taking graduate study; photo. | |
| 289 | Twenty-one instructors get leaves; majority to pursue further graduate study during 1931-'32 academic year; action of state board College Eye 23:1, p.1 |
Roster of faculty who will take or are returning from leaves. | |
| 290 | Mach teaches commerce subjects at Illinois U. College Eye 22:22, p.6 |
Professor Mach is pursuing advanced study there. | |
| 291 | Dr. Latham discusses why and wherefore of graduate degrees College Eye 22:15, p.1 |
Urges students who intend to pursue teaching for five or ten years to study for graduate degrees. |
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| 292 | Phillips will teach new personality courses College Eye 22:9, p.1 |
Professor Phillips is currently studying child welfare at the University of Iowa. | |
| 293 | Faculty members working on Ph. D.s College Eye 22:5, p.3 |
Professor Mach is studying at the University of Illinois; Louisa Van Dyke is studying at Cincinnati. | |
| 294 | Untitled College Eye 22:5, p.3 |
Ida Huglin will study at the University of Minnesota. | |
| 295 | Leaves College Eye 22:1, p.7 |
Head wrestling and football coach Paul Bender leaves to enroll at Columbia University in New York; photo. | |
| 296 | Robinson will study at Harvard this year College Eye 22:1, p.8 |
Will study the American Presidency. | |
| 297 | Robinson will study at Harvard next year College Eye 21:43, p.1 |
Will continue research on the American Presidency. | |
| 298 | Professors pursue graduate study Alumnus 14:3, p.16 |
Nine faculty members receive leaves of absence for coming year to pursue graduate study. | |
| 299 | Monica Wild receives M. A. from Wisconsin College Eye 21:37, p.1 |
Has been attending University of Wisconsin for last year. | |
| 300 | Thirty-five members of faculty leave for summer term College Eye 21:35, p.8 |
Faculty summer plans; many will pursue graduate study. |