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RF Annual Report - 1935 - The Rockefeller Foundation

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THE SOCIAL SCIENCES £37<br />

courses were repeated and additional ones were<br />

offered: administrative problems common to all<br />

departments, classification problems, housing<br />

and home financing, government and statistical<br />

methods applied to census data. In addition, a<br />

seminar was conducted on methods of in-service<br />

training. Special cooperative arrangements for<br />

training work were made with the Department<br />

of Agriculture, the Farm Credit Administration,<br />

and the Bureau of the Census. <strong>The</strong> enrollment<br />

was very satisfactory, 429 students participating<br />

in the work forthe academic year <strong>1935</strong>-36. Since<br />

applications far exceeded acceptances, it was<br />

possible to select candidates of excellent caliber<br />

and previous training.<br />

Harvard University<br />

Public Servke Training Program<br />

Harvard University received a grant of<br />

366,000 toward the support of a program of public<br />

service training over a five-year period from<br />

July 1, <strong>1935</strong>, to June 30, 1940. <strong>The</strong> grant was<br />

made to .support a program developed by the<br />

Department of Government, under which a<br />

small number of specially selected men, who are<br />

granted fellowships by the university, are offered<br />

facilities designed to equip them for public<br />

service careers as administrators, legislators, or<br />

publicists. <strong>The</strong> fellows enroll for a three-year<br />

© 2003 <strong>The</strong> <strong>Rockefeller</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>

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