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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22,1948
The Graduate School
Enrollment Has Doubled
Doubled enrollment and added programs for degrees show the progress of the Graduate school the past few years, Dean J. H. Nelson said today.
Programs leading to advanced degrees of master of fine arts, and master of public administration were started this fall. The public administration work received a $50,000 grant from the Carnegie foundation. This enables the political science department to
institute apprenticeship training for city managers, Dean Nelson said. E. O. Stene, associate professor of political science, is in charge of this program.
A degree of master of social work is also a new program, giving two years training to social workers. "Before the war enrollment in
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the graduate school was between 300 and 400 students," Dean Nelson said. "This fall there are 738 enrolled, a new record for the school. The size
could be further increased by not limiting out of state students to those with very strong records.
"The emphasis of study is in the science departments," the dean said. "Greater interest in science was shown before the war and has been growing stronger since. Chemistry, geology, and biological science enrollment is especially high.
"There is also a great interest in psychology, especially clinical psychology. The University co-operates with the Menninger foundation and Veterans hospital in Topeka to give the students practical experience in this field."
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