HURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Help At Guidance Bureau Is Easy To Get, Expert, Free
It's an unwise student who pays $30 to $50 to a private psychologist to learn what job he can do best or whether he has chosen the major.
University Guidance bureau annex B of Strong hall makes such services available to students tree of charge through its aptitude eating and counseling branches.
Comparing the student with successful workers in various occupations and other college students is lonely through tests of aptitude, ability, interest, and personality. Such testing designed especially for the individual student is given under a program so arranged that it can be completed in four-to-eight hours without conflict with the student's class schedule.
After completing the tests, the student discusses their meaning with a counselor. He is one of a staff of five personnel psychologists at the guidance bureau.
The counselor assists the student in planning studies in accordance with test results and his background of training and experience.
Not all of the bureau's activities deal with selection of courses or occupations. Counselors are preaned to discuss such student difficulties as scholastic, financial, or marital problems at any time. These discussions are confidential.
Another facility of the bureau is the occupational information library, where information relating to all job categories can be found. Typical material is that telling the number of people in an occupation, employment opportunities, average early earnings, amount of training required, and advantages and disadvantages of the work.
The occupational information Library is available to students the
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Rev. Riggs To Lead Socratic Discussion
A Socratic discussion will be led at the Roger Williams foundation Sunday by the Rev. M. David Riggs, executive secretary of the Y.M.C.A.“What constitutes an adequate working faith?” will be the discussion subject at the meeting at 5:30 p.m. at the First Baptist church.
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The Rev. Mr. Riggs will talk informally on "A Self That's Fit to Live With." He will emphasize three points. They are "Know Thyself, Control Thyself, and Give Thyself." Following the brief talk in which he will outline the subject, the Rev. Mr. Riggs will carry on the discussion after the fashion of Socrates, the Greek philosopher and teacher.
A adequate working faith toward God, toward your faith, and toward yourself will be supplementary discussion subjects.
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The first fall tournament of the Archery club was held Wednesday afternoon at Robinson annex with five members and eight pledges participating.
First place honors in the men's division went to William J. Miller, engineering senior. Doyle W. Erkenbeck, College senior, second.
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The two first place winners were presented with club tournament medals. These medals are held by
In the women's division, Aleta F. Brown, education senior, won first place, and Alice G. Myers, education senior, took second.
A golden arrow was presented to the second place winners.
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Malott Will Attend Meeting At Madison, Wisconsin
Chancellor Deane W. Malott will attend the meeting of the American Association of Universities Friday at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
Chancellor Malott is secretary treasurer of the organization which is composed of 34 universities.
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