Word: careers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...education is good education for business, II. Frederick Willkie told an audience that packed the Kirkland Junior Common Room last night to hear the first in the 1949 series of career conferences. Stanley F. Teele, Associate Dean of the Graduate School of Business Administration, joined Willkie in discussing the topic, "What Education For Business?" Dean Bender was moderator...
...Deans and H. Frederick Willkie, Vice President of Seagram's, distillers, will join to discuss the kind of education desirable for men seeking jobs in business at 8 o'clock tonight in the Kirkland House Junior Common Room. The meeting will be the first in the current series of career conferences, which are sponsored each spring by the Office of Student Placement...
...discussion of the topic, "What Education for Business?" The forum is designed to aid undergraduates who expect to be looking for a job in some business field and the speakers are expected to consider such questions as whether or not graduate work has become necessary for a successful business career...
...raised Wright Aeronautical Vice President William C. Jordan to president and asked Investment Banker Paul V. Shields to help him put some new life into the company. Last week the new life came in-and Curtiss-Wright got one of the biggest shakings-up of its 30-year career...
...year's conferences will be more on the order of panel discussions than those of last spring, John W. Teale '27, Director of the Office of Student Placement, said yesterday. The proceedings will also be carried over WHRV for the first time, he added. Transcripts of last year's career conferences are on file at Teale's office in Weld Hall...