Forward Together, Annual Report 1950-1956, School of Agriculture, North Carolina State University
Title
Forward Together, Annual Report 1950-1956, School of Agriculture, North Carolina State University
Description
The Annual Reports of North Carolina State University summarize the year's changes in agriculture; changes in the school's curriculum, buildings, and courses; Extension; and research. From 1951-1952 the total enrollment was 783. From 1952-1953 the total enrollment was 834. From 1953-1954 the total enrollment was 809. From 1955-1956 the total enrollment was 792. The Report addresses the presence of female students on campus. There is a very small presence of women, becuase women could train in home economics and liberal arts at other institutions like the Women's College in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Creator
School of Agriculture, North Carolina State College
Source
"Forward Together, Annual Report 1950-1956, School of Agriculture, North Carolina State University," North Carolina State University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Annual Reports, UA100.002.018, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC.
Date
1950-1956
Type
document
Coverage
Raleigh, North Carolina
Text
The following exceprt comes from page 33 of the 1950 report (page 2 of PDF). See PDF for full document.
"Inside the Classroom
State College normally has about 4,200 students enrolled each year. But less than 100 are women. Two other units of the Consolidated University - Women's College and the University - train almost all young women for home economics and liberal arts respectively. Among the 4,200 students at State College, around 800 are studying agriculture, another 1,800 are in engineering with the rest spread among five other schools of the college."
"Inside the Classroom
State College normally has about 4,200 students enrolled each year. But less than 100 are women. Two other units of the Consolidated University - Women's College and the University - train almost all young women for home economics and liberal arts respectively. Among the 4,200 students at State College, around 800 are studying agriculture, another 1,800 are in engineering with the rest spread among five other schools of the college."
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School of Agriculture, North Carolina State College, “Forward Together, Annual Report 1950-1956, School of Agriculture, North Carolina State University,” The State of History, accessed April 25, 2024, https://soh.omeka.chass.ncsu.edu/items/show/33156.