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...service held by the average college graduate or senior student in America at the time. It is significant that within the past ten days that same campus newspaper has given front page space to the announcement of the current competition for 30 graduate scholarship appointments to the Federal Government internship training program of the National Institute of Public Affairs at Washington. In the same issue, that eminent college daily editorialized on the immense value of the program and its appeal to college men of today...
...Government," President Conant said, "in cooperation with the departments of History, Economics and Sociology and the Law School, is inaugurating a three-year program of graduate study for a small group of carefully selected men. The second year of this work will be in the nature of public service internship. Through a cooperating committee it is hoped that the student may be placed in a position in governmental work or in certain types of private enterprise where he will get practical experience." He will return to the University for the final year, "which will knit together his study and experience...
...vicissitudes of American government, whether Federal, State, or Municipal. It has the added advantage of presenting a possible entree to public work other than that offered by politics or the Civil Service. If the committee which will be responsible for placing students in their second year of internship could expand its function in an endeavor to assure them employment on completion of their study, the plan will assume a significance impossible to determine at so early a date...
...Department of Government, in cooperation with the departments of History, Economics and Sociology and the Law School, is inaugurating a three-year program of graduate study for a small group of carefully selected men. The second year of this work will be in the nature of a public service internship. Through a cooperating committee it is hoped that the student may be placed in a position in governmental work or in certain types of private enterprise where he will get practical experience. During this year he will also be in touch with the University and then return for a final...
Backed by Eugene Meyer, Republican ex-governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and by Democratic ex-governor William E. Sweet of Colorado, a National Institution of Public Affairs will pick students this fall from colleges and universities all over the country and take them to Washington for two months' "internship" in 1935. Non-partisan, privately financed, and self-governing, the Institution will have the cooperation of the federal government for its course in practical government. Conferences with high officials and tutorial study groups for individual contacts will from the preparation for a thesis every student will write on a particular...