Duke University. Dept. of Economics. Reynolds Student Investment Fund.
The Reynolds Student Investment Fund began in 1952 as an extra project associated with the Investments course in Duke's Department of Economics and Business Administration taught by Frederic Joerg. The fund began with $10,000, donated by Charles H. Babcock of Winston-Salem. Fidelity Bank of Durham acted as the Trustee and the Student Governing Board requested that it purchase stocks, bonds and/or securities. Students in the Investments course purchased and analyzed stocks on behalf of the fund and donated all proceeds to the Durham Community Chest. The investment decisions were voted on by a quorum.
From the guide to the Reynolds Student Investment Fund Records, 1952-1968, (University Archives, Duke University)
The Reynolds Student Investment Fund began in 1952 in conjunction with Professor Frederic Joerg's Investments course in the Duke University Department of Economics and Business Administration as a means to introduce students to investment practices.
From the description of Reynolds Student Investment Fund records, 1952-1968. (Duke University Library). WorldCat record id: 170968148
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