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contributed to the Research Quarterly, there have beenf ewer research contributions
of standard quality. The policy of the Editorial Committee, headed by Dr. C. H.
MeCloy, und of Miss Mery Wibel, the Editor, has rightfully been to maintain the
highest stendard of quality. Consequently there is a need for many more worthwhile
manuscripts to be submitted for publicetions. In your key, position of leadership
we hope you will;

 

a. Call to the attention of Miss Wibel any possible sources of research
material;

b. Encourage publication of abstracts of good theses}

c. Stimulate investigations with the viewpoint of possible publication;
and

d. Submit any research that you may have conducted recently.

We shall be grateful if you will bring these problems before your steff and student
body now and in the early fall and spring. This letter is being sent to both men's
and women's directors in all teacher education institutions in the United States
where majors or minor curriculums have been established. JIn case you are not
directly concerned, please pass the letter to the person most likely to Bg give ve it
attention.

 

 

 

 

All of your efforts are appreciated. With ee the effiliation of individuals
in our. field with their state, district, and national esscciations is now the
greatest in history, despite the tremendous loss of personnel during these times
and the elimination of practically all conventions. This achievement should give
us a grand basis for more intense efforts after the war and should give every
interested professional person a sense of satisfaction that his or her professional
organization responded well during the emergency.

Cordially yours,

Ben W. willer <
Executive Secretary

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