Yale College (1887- )

The Yale College Internship Program began in 1975 under the directorship of A. Tappan Wilder. The program, which ran in conjunction with Yale Summer Term, placed 25 undergraduates a year in government, business, and media internships during fall or spring term. In 1979 the Yale Summer Program ended, raising questions about the future of the internship program. In the same year Wilder left Yale, and Antonia Stolper, a former intern, was appointed to replace him. Stolper left Yale in 1980. Jean Cahoon took charge of the program, and seven interns were given positions. Information was gathered concerning the p08s~bility of linking the Internship Program to Environmental Studies. In 1981 nine interns were given positions. In 1982 the program went defunct.

From the guide to the Yale College records concerning its internship program, 1975-1983, (Manuscripts and Archives)

Human Culture and Behavior was a Yale College Divisional Major that focused on the study of human behavior through the disciplines of anthropology, sociology, psychology, zoology and history.

From the description of Records of the Human Culture and Behavior program, Yale College, 1949-1955. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702160797

From the guide to the Human Culture and Behavior program, Yale College, records, 1949-1955, (Manuscripts and Archives)

The Scholars of the House Program at Yale provided an opportunity for a limited number of highly qualified students to devote their entire senior year to independent and original projects of their own devising. Scholars of the House candidates completed projects in a wide range of academic and creative fields, including writing of fiction and poetry, filmmaking, painting, and music.

From the description of Records and essays of the Scholars of the House Program, Yale University, 1950-1987 (inclusive). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702170265