This book conveys the unique character of the early university and establishes Cornell's wider significance as a case history in the development of higher education.
This book conveys the unique character of the early university and establishes Cornell's wider significance as a case history in the development of higher education.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Morris Bishop. illustrated by Alison Mason Kingsbury
Inhaltsangabe
1. Prelude 2. Ezra Cornell 3. Andrew D. White 4. The Conception of a University 5. The Making of a University 6. The Early Years: A Perambulation of the Campus 7. The Early Years: The Men 8. The Early Years: The Boys 9. The Early Years: The Girls 10. The Early Years: Instruction and Education 11. The Early Years: Triumphs and Trials 12. The Doubtful Years, 1876-1881 13. The Great Will Case 14. Reconstruction, 1881-1885 15. President Adams, 1885-1892 16. Cornell under President Adams: The Business of Education 17. Cornell under President Adams: The Teachers and the Taught 18. The Nineties: President Schurman and the State of New York 19. The Nineties: Cornell Medical College 20. The Nineties: The Educational Machine 21. The Nineties: Cornellians and Their Home 22. The New Century: Cornell's Soul and Body 23. The New Century: The Rise of Agriculture 24. The New Century: Cornell Medical College 25. The New Century: The Other Colleges 26. The New Century: Prewar Cornellians 27. The First War 28. Interregnum I, 1920-1921 29. President Farrand: The Campus 30. President Farrand's Regime: Organization and Administration 31. Cornell under President Farrand: Education 32. Cornell under President Farrand: Campus Life 33. Cornell under President Farrand: Athletics 34. The Medical College: Retirement of President Farrand 35. Cornell under President Day: Prewar 36. Cornell under President Day: War 37. Cornell under President Day: Postwar Administration 38. Cornell under President Day: Postwar Education and Research 39. Cornell under President Day: The Postwar Student 40. Interregnum II, 1949-1951 41. Cornell under President Malott 42. PostludeExcursus I: President White in His Library Excursus II: Boring on Titchener Excursus III: Cornell AuthorsAcknowledgments and Bibliographical Note Index
1. Prelude 2. Ezra Cornell 3. Andrew D. White 4. The Conception of a University 5. The Making of a University 6. The Early Years: A Perambulation of the Campus 7. The Early Years: The Men 8. The Early Years: The Boys 9. The Early Years: The Girls 10. The Early Years: Instruction and Education 11. The Early Years: Triumphs and Trials 12. The Doubtful Years, 1876-1881 13. The Great Will Case 14. Reconstruction, 1881-1885 15. President Adams, 1885-1892 16. Cornell under President Adams: The Business of Education 17. Cornell under President Adams: The Teachers and the Taught 18. The Nineties: President Schurman and the State of New York 19. The Nineties: Cornell Medical College 20. The Nineties: The Educational Machine 21. The Nineties: Cornellians and Their Home 22. The New Century: Cornell's Soul and Body 23. The New Century: The Rise of Agriculture 24. The New Century: Cornell Medical College 25. The New Century: The Other Colleges 26. The New Century: Prewar Cornellians 27. The First War 28. Interregnum I, 1920-1921 29. President Farrand: The Campus 30. President Farrand's Regime: Organization and Administration 31. Cornell under President Farrand: Education 32. Cornell under President Farrand: Campus Life 33. Cornell under President Farrand: Athletics 34. The Medical College: Retirement of President Farrand 35. Cornell under President Day: Prewar 36. Cornell under President Day: War 37. Cornell under President Day: Postwar Administration 38. Cornell under President Day: Postwar Education and Research 39. Cornell under President Day: The Postwar Student 40. Interregnum II, 1949-1951 41. Cornell under President Malott 42. PostludeExcursus I: President White in His Library Excursus II: Boring on Titchener Excursus III: Cornell AuthorsAcknowledgments and Bibliographical Note Index
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