Barnard College Career Development/Placement Office records, 1911-1980.

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Barnard College Career Development/Placement Office records, 1911-1980.

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Reports, studies, budgets, correspondence, brochures, statistics, and newsletters relating to placement and employment of Barnard College students and graduates, and to vocational workshops and conferences sponsored by the office, 1940s-1960s, including the Seven College Vocational Workshops, 1957-1960. Also, correspondence, budgets, accounts, inquiries, brochures, application forms, and lists of students, 1930s-1960s, relating to the Barnard-NBC Summer Institute of Radio and Television. The Institute, sponsored jointly by Barnard College and NBC, provided training for radio and television work. It was discontinued in 1957.

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