Word: professionalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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I am a graduate student at the Center for Human Relations Studies at New York University, and . . . am constantly asked: "Just what is human relations?" This is a difficult question to answer, for HR is not only a "field" (or profession, like law), but also a method and a philosophy...
Dyer is particularly interested in concentration advice because he feels strongly that "students select fields of concentration for irrelevant reasons. They go into a field because their room-maters are in it, or because they think it prepares them for a graduate school or a profession."
Mr. Kameny was not pressured to become a member of the ROTC, nor has the Department of Military Science and Tactics encroached upon his freedom in any way, but yet he chooses to make an extremely bitter attack upon the personnel who are training to defend their country and the...
Prophets & Experts. Enrollment in engineering schools is only slightly more than in 1940, while industry's demand has increased tremendously under the impetus of war production. Worried industrialists also blame 1) the low birth rate of the '30s, which has kept college classes limited; 2) the armed forces...
Those who get the highest grades are men who have already chosen their profession and are in the partment because they feel it will help them in their future careers. Two hundred sixty-three, or 73 percent of the concentrators intend to go on to some professional training...