College women and the social sciences
Subtitle: essays
By: by Herbert Elmer Mills and his former students
Contributors: Mills, Herbert Elmer, 1861-; MacCracken, H. N. b. 1880
Publisher: The John Day company
Published: 1934
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
Subjects: Vassar College; Women in public life; Social service; Women -- Employment; Social sciences -- Study and teaching
Notes: This group of essays has been written in honor of Professor H. E. Mills.  cf. Pref., p.viii
Table of contents: title: Preface, by H. N. MacCracken.; title: Changing interests of college women, by H. E. Mills.; title: Public relief, by Gertrude Vaile.; title: A county organizes for social welfare, by Ruth Taylor.; title: The visiting teacher, by Jane F. Culbert.; title: Health education, by Katherine Z. W. Whipple.; title: Contribution of college women to social work, by Lillian A. Quinn.; title: Philanthropy in the twentieth century, by Sydnor Walker.; title: Politics and the college woman, by Margaret C. Banning.; title: From current events to world affairs, by Eunice H. Avery.; title: The manufacturing industries and the college woman, by Hazel H. Adler.; title: Arrows in the air, by Ruth M. Weeks.; title: The young girl reads, by Helen Ferris.; title: In praise of domesticity, by Harriett B. Fitt.; title: Economics in Vassar College, 1890-1930, By H. E. Mills.; title: Occupations of Vassar alumnae, by Mabel Newcomer and Ruth G. Hutchinson