Word: vocationalizing
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In these words a fundamental objection to university business schools, as they now are, is stated. They poison the atmosphere of the university. They lure immature young bachelors of arts into money-making when the universities ought to be doing precisely the reverse, and they do it under the pretense...
The American Nurses Association, for example, is striving to discourage girls from entering their vocation. Last week Dr. May Ayres Burgess of the A. N. A. complained: "Any nurse, to make a reasonable income in her field at the present time, must either be unusually competent, unusually lucky or more...
The gold braid of Foreign Service leaves much the same romantic impression in a young man's mind as do the graceful chain of lakes that surround the University of Wisconsin. Publishing appears as an affable, gentlemanly vocation to the young graduate seeking a job. Industry has lost caste in...
The present undergraduates in the Engineering School are in an anomalous position. Some of them are going on in Engineering, others not; all of them have a required number of engineering courses to take but still are burdened by the distribution requirements of the college. Under the reorganized plan the...
There are three possible choices in selecting the football coaching staff. Each has its special implications for the future of Yale athletics in general, and football in particular. The first can be characterized by the professional coach who views his job as a temporary vocation; the second, by the paid...