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Margaret Morrison Carnegie College Records

Margaret Morrison Carnegie College Records (1903-1973)
Carnegie Mellon University Archives, Administrative Collection

Extent
Nine Boxes (Box 1-9); 9 linear feet; one partial oversize box

Records History
Margaret Morrison Carnegie College (MMCC) was founded in 1903 as one of the four colleges of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. The College was in existence from May 1906, with the registration of the first class, to 1973 when it completed its four-year phase out. Over its seventy years MMCC offered day and evening classes to provide students with practical, vocational training focused on the home. MMCC aimed to develop, "womanly attributes and give a foundation on which to build a career in distinctly feminine fields." The curriculums offered varied over time but included Home Economics, Costume Economics, Secretarial Studies (later known as Business Studies), General Studies, General Science (later Biological Sciences), Social Work, Nursing, and Library Work.

The phase out of MMCC began in 1969, when it was decided that freshman admissions would cease in 1969. The phase out was completed in 1973 with the graduation of the 1969 freshman class. The phase out was prompted by declining enrollment in Home Economics and Business Studies and steadily increasing enrollment in the sciences and humanities and social sciences. The end of Margaret Morrison Carnegie College also marked the beginning of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Margaret Morrison Carnegie College had seven deans over its seventy-year history: Anna Beckwith Smith (1906-1909), Clara Linforth West (1909-1912), Mary Bidwell Breed (1913-1929), Charles Watkins (1929-1947), Edith Winchester Alexander (1947-1956), Margaret LeClair (1956-1960), and Erwin R. Steinberg (1960-1973). Betty Jane Lloyd was Assistant to the Dean (1958-1963) and Assistant Dean (1963-1973). Both Steinberg and Lloyd continued their services for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

For more information regarding the broad history of Margaret Morrison Carnegie College please see:

Cleeton, Glen U., The Doherty Administration: 1936-1950, Pittsburgh, PA: The Carnegie Press, 1965.

Fenton, Edwin, Carnegie Mellon 1900-2000: A Centennial History, Pittsburgh, PA: Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2000.

Schaefer, Ludwig F., Evolution of a National Research University: 1965-1990: The Stever Administration and the Cyert Years at Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA: Carnegie Mellon University Press, 1992.

Tarbell, Dean Arthur Wilson, The Story of Carnegie Tech: Being a History of Carnegie Institute of Technology from 1900 to 1935, Pittsburgh, PA: Carnegie Institute Press, 1937.

Wright, Austin, The Warner Administration at Carnegie Institute of Technology: 1950-1965, Pittsburgh, PA: The Carnegie Press, 1973.

Scope and Content Note
The Margaret Morrison Carnegie College Records are housed in nine archival boxes and one partial oversize box and are arranged in seven series. Series have been designated for Registrar's Records, Annual Reports, Minutes, Administration, Programs, Faculty, and Students. The records include reports, minutes, correspondence, registration cards, conference proceedings, writings, clippings, and other paper-based works.

The records are composed primarily of annual reports and various meeting minutes. There are relatively large correspondence files for some of the Deans of the College. Also featured are the writings of faculty and proceedings of conferences held on campus; present, but to a lesser extent, are the writing of students. As a whole, the records deal with the administration of the College and its programs, not with the students of the College.

There is little overlap between the seven series. The records are arranged primarily chronologically.

Series I: Registrar's Records
The Registrar's Records consist of three sub-series of registration cards. The first are 3x5 cards that cover the time period before 1957. The second sub-series is a set of 3x7 cards that covers the dates between 1957 and 1967. The third sub-series is a separate set of 3x7 cards covering 1967 to 1973. The cards are arranged alphabetically by student last name for each sub-series. The cards include the student name, address, parent information, and high school graduation date. The cards do not show the students' curriculum or courses taken. The dates provided for each sub-series are approximate.

Series II: Annual Reports
The Annual Reports run from 1908-1973. The Annual Reports for 1917-1918 and 1918-1919 are missing. For many school years there are two or three copies of the annual report. All copies may not contain copies of every page; the "copy 1" will always contain the most information. The MMCC Annual Report may consist of the annual report for the College, annual reports for each department, faculty professional activities reports, student statistics and correspondence related to that year's annual report. The Annual Reports are arranged chronologically. Margaret Morrison Carnegie College, page 3

Series III: Minutes
The Minutes series is arranged into six sub-series: Plebe Faculty (1915-1917), Training Committee (1926), Faculty (1909-1970), Curriculum Committee (1907-1949), Division of Humanistic and Social Studies Curriculum Committee (1947-1949), and College Council (1949-1967). The minutes in each sub-series are arranged chronologically and may include up to three copies. All copies may not contain copies of every page; the "copy 1" will always contain the most information. The Curriculum Committee and College Council include the same types of information, student course substitutions and probation and disciplinary information.

Series IV: Administration
The Administration series deals with the administration of the College as a whole. The Administration series has been arranged in eighteen sub-series, listed from the more general to the more specific and somewhat chronologically. The first sub-series is the MMCC Faculty Constitution (1949). The second sub-series is the Office of the Dean which includes material from four deans, Mary Watson Green (Dean of Women), Mary Bidwell Breed, Margaret F. LeClair, and Erwin R. Steinberg. This sub-series is primarily correspondence. The third sub-series is Budget. The sub-series includes budget statements covering 1962-1971 and includes breakdowns for the administration and each department. The Donation sub-series consists of donations from three individuals for a professorship, scholarship, and general use. The Facilities sub-series deals with remodeling and improvement plans from 1958-1962, the planning activities and of the Breed Memorial Committee and plans for Breed Memorial Hall, and correspondence related to a portrait of Margaret Morrison Carnegie. The tenth sub-series is the Graduate Committee minutes running from 1963-1967. Four related sub-series, Visiting Committee, Planning Committee, Long Range Planning, and Phase out, which all relate to the phase out of MMCC in 1973. The Visiting Committee sub-series is reports of the Visiting Committee from 1962-1974, which recommended in 1968 that phase out be considered. The Planning Committee sub-series includes meeting minutes for 1955-1960, and the report "The Future Development of Margaret Morrison Carnegie College" (1960). The Phase Out sub-series includes the final statement on the phase out, the position of faculty and students, and correspondence regarding the phase out. There are a number of other small sub-series in the Administration series that can be seen on the container list.

Series V: Programs
The Program series is arranged in sixteen sub-series, each relating to a program or course of study at MMCC. The sub-series are arranged somewhat chronologically and with similar programs together. The types of records in each sub-series include staff meeting reports, student notebooks, event and collection descriptions, information on tracts within a course of study, brochures, program development information. The sub-series are General Information, Household Economics, Costume Economics, Secretarial Studies, General Studies, Master of Arts for Teachers, Master of Arts- History, Social Work, General Science, Biological Science, Master of Arts in Natural Sciences, Nursing, Technical Writing, Nursery School, Early Childhood Development Program, and Education Center.

Series VI: Faculty
The Faculty series is arranged in four sub-series: Conferences, Writings, College Reprint Series and Clippings. All topics relate to women and higher education and the role of women in society and the workforce. The Conference sub-series includes the proceedings of five conferences held on campus. The Writings sub-series includes the writings of ten staff and faculty members. Sub-sub-series have been designated for each faculty member (or pairs of faculty members collaborating on a writing) and then arranged chronologically if the person has more than one writing represented. The College Reprint Series include sixteen reprints of faculty authored works.

Series VII: Students
The seventh series relates to the students. It is divided into seven sub-series. The first, Handbooks/Guides consists of handbooks for MMCC students. The next two sub-series are two histories of the Charter Class of MMCC. The fourth sub-series is student writings; they are arranged chronologically. The fifth sub-series is Activities, arranged chronologically where possible. It includes information on Camp Louise Carnegie, the Carnegie Agricultural Unit for Girls, the Follies of 1922 and Margaret Morrison Carnegie Guild. The sixth sub-series consists of a student schedule card. The seventh are clippings.

Provenance
The provenance is unknown at this time (3/14/02).

Restrictions
None

Separations
Five folders of oversize materials have been separated from the main body of records. The five folders are two architectural drawings, two class schedule layouts, and class notebook. The five folders are listed on the container list in their proper arrangement; instead of a FF (file folder) number, they have and OvSz (oversize) number designation. The Margaret Morrison Carnegie College oversize folders share an oversize box with School of Printing Management Records oversize materials.

Processor
Hillary Bober

Container List: Margaret Morrison Carnegie College Records

Bx1
I. Registrar's Records

A. (3x5 cards) Pre-1957

1. A-B
2. C-D
3. E-G
4. H-Kel
5. Kem-McK

6. McL-O
7. P-Sd
8. Se-U
9. V-Z

B. (3x7 cards) 1957-1967

C. Registrar's Records (3x7 cards) 1967-1974

Bx4
II. Annual Reports

FF1 1. 1908-09 copy 1
FF2 2. 1908-09 copy 2
FF3 3. 1909-1913
FF4 4. 1914-1915 copy 1
FF5 5. 1914-1915 copy 2
FF6 6. 1915-1916 copy 1
FF7 7. 1915-1916 copy 2
FF8 8. 1916-1917 (?)
FF9 9. 1919-1920 copy 1
FF10 10. 1919-1920 copy 2
FF11 11. 1920-1921 copy 1
FF12 12. 1920-1921 copy 2
FF13 13. 1921-1922 copy 1
FF14 14. 1921-1922 copy 2
FF15 15. 1922-1923 copy 1
FF16 16. 1922-1923 copy 2
FF17 17. 1923-1924 copy 1
FF18 18. 1923-1924 copy 2
FF19 19. 1924-1925 copy 1
FF20 20. 1924-1925 copy 2
FF21 21. 1925-1926
FF22 22. 1926-1927
FF23 23. 1927-1928
FF24 24. 1928-1929
FF25 25. 1929-1930 copy 1
FF26 26. 1929-1930 copy 2
FF27 27. 1930-1931 copy 1
FF28 28. 1930-1931 copy 2
FF29 29. 1931-1932 copy 1
FF30 30. 1931-1932 copy 2
FF31 31. 1932-1933 copy 1
FF32 32. 1932-1933 copy 2
FF33 33. 1933-1934 copy 1
FF34 34. 1933-1934 copy 2
FF35 35. 1934-1935 copy 1
FF36 36. 1934-1935 copy 2
FF37 37. 1935-1936 copy 1
FF38 38. 1935-1936 copy 2
FF39 39. 1935-1936 copy 3
FF40 40. 1936-1937 copy 1
FF41 41. 1936-1937 copy 2
FF42 42. 1936-1937 copy 3
FF43 43. 1937-1938 copy 1
FF44 44. 1937-1938 copy 2
FF45 45. 1938-1939 copy 1
FF46 46. 1938-1939 copy 2
FF47 47. 1938-1939 copy 3
FF48 48. 1939-1940 copy 1
FF49 49. 1939-1940 copy 2
FF50 50. 1939-1940 copy 3
FF51 51. 1940-1941 copy 1
FF52 52. 1940-1941 copy 2
FF53 53. 1941-1942 copy 1
FF54 54. 1941-1942 copy 2
FF55 55. 1942-1943 copy 1
FF56 56. 1942-1943 copy 2
FF57 57. 1943-1944 copy 1
FF58 58. 1943-1944 copy 2
FF59 59. 1944-1945 copy 1
FF60 60. 1944-1945 copy 2
FF61 61. 1945-1946 copy 1
FF62 62. 1945-1946 copy 2
FF63 63. 1946-1947 copy 1
FF64 64. 1946-1947 copy 2
FF65 65. 1947-1948 copy 1
FF66 66. 1947-1948 copy 2
FF67 67. 1948-1949 copy 1
FF68 68. 1948-1949 copy 2
FF69 69. 1949-1950 copy 1
FF70 70. 1949-1950 copy 2
FF71 71. 1950-1951 copy 1
FF72 72. 1950-1951 copy 2
FF73 73. 1951-1952 copy 1
FF74 74. 1951-1952 copy 2
FF75 75. 1952-1953 copy 1
FF76 76. 1952-1953 copy 2
FF77 77. 1953-1954 copy 1
FF78 78. 1953-1954 copy 2
FF79 79. 1954-1955 copy 1
FF80 80. 1954-1955 copy 2
FF81 81. 1954-1955 copy 3
FF82 82. 1955-1956 copy 1
FF83 83. 1955-1956 copy 2
FF84 84. 1955-1956 copy 3
FF85 85. 1956-1957 copy 1
FF86 86. 1956-1957 copy 2
FF87 87. 1956-1957 copy 3
FF88 88. 1957-1958 copy 1
FF89 89. 1957-1958 copy 2
FF90 90. 1957-1958 copy 3
FF91 91. 1958-1959 copy 1
FF92 92. 1958-1959 copy 2
FF93 93. 1959-1960 copy 1
FF94 94. 1959-1960 copy 2
FF95 95. 1960-1961 copy 1
FF96 96. 1960-1961 copy 2
FF97 97. 1961-1962 copy 1
FF98 98. 1961-1962 copy 2
FF99 99. 1961-1962 copy 3
FF100 100. 1962-1963 copy 1
FF101 101. 1962-1963 copy 2
FF102 102. 1962-1963 copy 3

Bx5
II. Annual Reports (cont.)

A. Annual Reports (cont.)

FF103 103. 1963-1964 copy 1
FF104 104. 1963-1964 copy 2
FF105 105. 1964-1965 copy 1
FF106 106. 1964-1965 copy 2
FF107 107. 1964-1965 copy 3
FF108 108. 1965-1966 copy 1
FF109 109. 1965-1966 copy 2
FF110 110. 1965-1966 copy 3
FF111 111. 1965-1966 Professional Activity Reports (original)
FF112 112. 1966-1967 copy 1
FF113 113. 1966-1967 copy 2
FF114 114. 1966-1967 copy 3
FF115 115. 1967-1968 copy 1
FF116 116. 1967-1968 copy 2
FF117 117. 1968-1969
FF118 118. 1969-1970
FF119 119. 1970-1971 copy 1
FF120 120. 1970-1971 copy 2
FF121 121. 1971-1972 copy 1
FF122 122. 1971-1972 copy 2
FF123 123. 1972-1973

FF124 A. Plebe Faculty 1915- 1917
FF125 B. Training Committee 1926
C. Faculty Minutes

1. 1909-1920 (bound volume)
FF126 2. 1910-1911
FF127 3. 1911-1912
FF128 4. 1912-1913
FF129 5. 1913-1914
FF130 6. 1914-1915
FF131 7. 1915-1916
FF132 8. 1916-1917
FF133 9. 1917-1918
FF134 10. 1918-1919
FF135 11. 1919-1920
FF136 12. 1920-1921
FF137 13. 1921-1922
FF138 14. 1922-1923
FF139 15. 1923-1924
FF140 16. 1924-1925
FF141 17. 1925-1926
FF142 18. 1926-1927
FF143 19. 1929-1930
FF144 20. 1945-1946
FF145 21. 1946-1947
FF146 22. 1948-1949
FF147 23. 1949-1950
FF148 24. 1951-1952
FF149 25. 1953-1954
FF150 26. 1954-1955
FF151 27. 1955-1956
FF152 28. 1956-1957
FF153 29. 1957-1958
FF154 30. 1958-1959
FF155 31. 1959-1960
FF156 32. 1961-1962
FF157 33. 1962-1963
FF158 34. 1963-1964
FF159 35. 1964-1965
FF160 36. 1965-1966
FF161 37. 1966-1967
FF162 38. 1967-1968
FF163 39. 1969-1970

D. Curriculum Committee

1. 1909-1922 (bound volume)
FF164 2. 1907-1908
FF165 3. 1908-1909
FF166 4. 1909-1910
FF167 5. 1910-1911
FF168 6. 1911-1912
FF169 7. 1912-1913
FF170 8. 1913-1914
FF171 9. 1914-1915
FF172 10. 1915-1916
FF173 11. 1916-1917
FF174 12. 1917-1918
FF175 13. 1918-1919
FF176 14. 1919-1920
FF177 15. 1920-1921
FF178 16. 1921-1922
17. 1922-1933 (bound volume)
FF179 18. 1922-1923
FF180 19. 1923-1924
FF181 20. 1924-1925
FF182 21. 1925-1926
FF183 22. 1926-1927
FF184 23. 1927-1928
FF185 24. 1928-1929
FF186 25. 1929-1930
FF187 26. 1930-1931
FF188 27. 1931-1932
FF189 28. 1932-1933
FF190 29. 1933-1934 copy 1
FF191 30. 1933-1934 copy 2
FF192 31. 1934-1935 copy 1
FF193 32. 1934-1935 copy 2
FF194 33. 1935-1936 copy 1
FF195 34. 1935-1936 copy 2
FF196 35. 1936-1937 copy 1
FF197 36. 1936-1937 copy 2

D. Curriculum Committee (cont.)

FF198 37. 1937-1938 copy 1
FF199 38. 1937-1938 copy 2
FF200 39. 1938-1939 copy 1
FF201 40. 1938-1939 copy 2
FF202 41. 1939-1940 copy 1
FF203 42. 1939-1940 copy 2
FF204 43. 1940-1941 copy 1
FF205 44. 1940-1941 copy 2
FF206 45. 1941-1942 copy 1
FF207 46. 1941-1942 copy 2
FF208 47. 1942-1943
FF209 48. 1943-1944 copy 1
FF210 49. 1943-1944 copy 2
FF211 50. 1944-1945
FF212 51. 1945-1946 copy 1
FF213 52. 1945-1946 copy 2
FF214 53. 1946-1947 copy 1
FF215 54. 1946-1947 copy 2
FF216 55. 1947-1948 copy 1
FF217 56. 1947-1948 copy 2
FF218 57. 1948-1949

E. Division of Humanistic and Social Studies Curriculum Committee

FF219 1. 1947-1948
FF220 2. 1948-1949

FF221 1. 1949-1950
FF222 2. 1950-1951
FF223 3. 1951-1952
FF224 4. 1952-1953
FF225 5. 1953-1954
FF226 6. 1954-1955
FF227 7. 1955-1956
FF228 8. 1956-1957
FF229 9. 1957-1958
FF230 10. 1958-1959
FF231 11. 1959-1960
FF232 12. 1960-1961 copy 1
FF233 13. 1960-1961 copy 2
FF234 14. 1961-1962
FF235 15. 1962-1963
FF236 16. 1963-1964
FF237 17. 1964-1965
FF238 18. 1965-1966
FF239 19. 1966-1967

IV. Administration

A. MMCC Faculty Constitution 1949 (Constitution and related material)
B. Office of the Dean

FF241 1. Dean of Women- Mary Watson Green
2. Dean Mary Bidwell Breed

FF242 1. Nursing Program
FF243 2. Dr. Thomas Baker 1922-1929
FF244 3. Dr. Mary O. Hoyt 1922-1923
FF245 4. President Hammerschlag 1920, 1922
FF246 5. Alan Bright (Registrar) 1923, 1928
FF247 6. Edith Thomas 1925-1926
FF248 7. Miscellaneous

FF249 b. Reports
FF250 c. Student withdraw summaries 1924-1925

FF251 3. Dean Margaret F. LeClair
4. Dean Erwin R. Steinberg

FF252 a. Departments
FF253 b. Correspondence
FF254 c. Clippings
FF255 d. Miscellaneous

FF256 1. 1962-1963
FF257 2. 1963-1964
FF258 3. 1964-1965
FF259 4. 1965-1966
FF260 5. 1966-1967
FF261 6. 1967-1968
FF262 7. 1968-1969
FF263 8. 1969-1970
FF264 9. 1970-1971

FF265 1. Falk Professorship 1937-38 (project submission, correspondence, press releases
FF266 2. Jane Fales Memorial Scholarship
FF267 3. Alfred S. Andrews 1955-56

FF268 1. 1958
FF269 2. 1960

Bx8
IV. Administration (cont.)

FF270 3. 1961
FF271 4. 1962 5. Breed Memorial Committee

FF272 a. Correspondence
FF273 b. Announcements and dedication
FF274 c. Packing slip (engraved plate)
OvSz1 d. Architectural Drawings- Breed Memorial Hall- overall floor plan, Rooms 102, 103, 104, 105
OvSz2 e. Architectural Drawings- Breed Memorial Hall- Rooms 102, 103 details

FF275 6. Margaret Morrison Carnegie portrait 1946-47 (correspondence, photo)
FF276 7. Clippings

FF277 F. MMCC and H&SS Guidelines 1968
FF278 G. Educational Objectives
FF279 H. Entrants Statistics 1948-1969
FF280 I. Freshmen Advisory Program 1964 J. Graduate Committee

FF281 1. 1963
FF282 2. 1964
FF283 3. 1965
FF284 4. 1966
FF285 5. 1967

FF286 K. Committee on the Encouragement of Graduate Work
FF287 L. Long Range Research Planning Committee 1966
FF288 M. Catalyst on Campus Conference 1964
N. Class Schedule Chart 1906-07

OvSz3 1. Day
OvSz4 2. Night

O. Visiting Committee

FF289 1. General
FF290 2. 1962
FF291 3. 1963
FF292 4. 1964
FF293 5. 1965
FF294 6. 1966
FF295 7. 1967
FF296 8. 1968
FF297 9. 1969
FF298 10. 1970-1974

P. Planning Committee

FF299 1. Meeting minutes 1955-1960
FF300 2. "The Future Development of Margaret Morrison Carnegie College" June 17, 1960
FF301 3. Memos and notes 1960

FF302 Q. Long Range Planning 1962-1965
R. Phase Out

FF303 1. "The Future of Margaret Morrison Carnegie College" April 15, 1969
FF304 2. Board of Trustees decision
FF305 3. Position of MMCC Faculty
FF306 4. Position of MMCC Students
FF307 5. Correspondence
FF308 6. MMCC Operations during phase out
FF309 7. Clippings
FF310 8. Miscellaneous

FF311 A. General Information- pamphlets
B. Household Economics

FF312 1. Staff meeting report 1927
FF313 2. Cooking Class notebook 1911-12

C. Costume Economics

FF314 1. Fabric Fashion Review
FF315 2. Anna Galbrath Wilson's "History of Costume" notebook 1907-09
OvSz5 3. Helen Dougherty's "History of Art" notebook 1924-25
FF316 4. Historic Costume Collection Catalog circa 1970
FF317 5. Historic Costume Collection Donor List (copy) circa 1970

FF318 D. Secretarial Studies- brochures
E. General Studies

FF319 1. "The Headship of the Department of General Studies"
FF320 2. Records of General Studies meetings 1960-61
FF321 3. Curriculum
FF322 4. Tracts within General Studies
FF323 5. Fine Arts minor
FF324 6. History of General Studies

FF325 F. Master of Arts for Teachers- English, History, General- brochures
FF326 G. Master of Arts- History
H. Social Work

FF327 1. Staff Meeting minutes 1926-27
FF328 2. Department of Social Work Newsletter 1948
FF329 3. Descriptive brochures

FF330 I. General Science- brochure
FF331 J. Biological Science (moved from MMCC 1964)
FF332 K. Master of Arts in Natural Sciences
FF333 L. Nursing- brochures
M. Technical Writing

FF334 1. Brochures
2. Annual Institute of Technical Writing

FF335 a. Program development
FF336 b. 1st, 2nd, 3rd Annual Institute material 1958-1960

FF337 1. Statements of Program Need 1946
FF338 2. "Recommendations to be Included in Plan for Building a Nursery School" 1941
FF339 3. Parent handbook 1962
FF340 4. Promotional Materials
FF341 5. "Our Nursery School" 1951 (student project)
FF342 6. Clippings and Press Release 1940, 1943

O. Early Childhood Development Program

FF343 1. Program development
FF344 2. Child Development Laboratory
FF345 3. Children's School of Carnegie Mellon University 4. Pre-primary Training Program

FF346 a. 1965 FF347
b. 1966-1968

FF348 P. Education Center- administrative files

1. "A Faculty Student Dialog on Group Guidance for Undergraduate Women" 1965

FF349 a. Agenda
FF350 b. Report (3)

FF351 2. "A Conference to Enlist the Participation of Fifty Institutions of Higher Education in Specific Research and Developmental Programs to Prepare Women for Productive Employment" 1964 (3)
FF352 3. "Advisory Programs for College Bound Girls" 1966 (2)
FF353 4. Institute for Effective Management of Personnel
FF354 5. Institute for Effective Management for Dieticians- 2nd and 3rd Annual

FF355 1. "Data Presented for Consideration of the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools- Part B" 1953
FF356 2. Gladys Babcock and Carolyn Alter "A Study of Home Management Education" 1966 (3)
FF357 3. Leonora W. Donohoe "College Trained Nightingales" The Carnegie Magazine n.d.
FF358 4. Sonia S. Gold "Work and Leisure Models: Some Implications for Women's Higher Education" 1968
5. Betty Jane Lloyd

FF359 a. "A Pilot Study on the Counseling of Women Students" 1963
FF360 b. "Counseling in Selected Women's Colleges" 1963
FF361 c. "Conference on Needed Research and Development in Counseling and Higher Education for Women" 1964 (grant proposal)
FF362 d. "Resume of Responses to A Questionnaire on Counseling Freshmen Women" 1964
FF363 e. "A Ten-Year Report: Margaret Morrison Carnegie College Projects Related to the Changing Role of Women" 1967

6. Vivien C. Richman

FF364 a. "A Proposal to the Pittsburgh Board of Education by Carnegie-Mellon University and Chatham College to Establish a Cooperative Training Program for Kindergarten and Primary Grade Teachers in the East Hills Elementary School" 1969
FF365 b. Open School Approach 1970

FF366 7. David P. Rutenberg "Organizational Archetypes of a Multi- National Company" Management Science Vol. 16 No. 6, Feb. 1960
FF367 8. William Schutte and Erwin R. Steinberg Communication Problems from Business and Industry 1961
FF368 9. Gladys Spencer "The Graduate Problem in Home Economics: 1960-1973" 1973

C. College Reprint Series

FF369 1. No. 1 "Take a Giant Step" Sonia Gold 1962
FF370 2. No. 2 "Womanpower- Key to Management Manpower Shortages" Betty Jane Lloyd 1962
FF371 3. No. 3 "What About Womanpower in the Space Age" Erwin Steinberg 1962
FF372 4. No. 4 "The Need for New Counseling Programs at Women's Colleges" Betty Jane Lloyd 1964
FF373 5. No. 5 "A Questionnaire Portrait of the Freshman Coed: Early Adjustment" Betty Jane Lloyd 1965
FF374 6. No. 6 "A New Life Pattern for the College-educated Woman" Erwin R. Steinberg 1965
FF375 7. No. 7 "Leisure Role Emphasis of College Graduate Homemakers" Laura G. Searls 1966
FF376 8. No. 8 "A Questionnaire Portrait of the Freshman Coed: After College, What?" Betty Jane Lloyd 1966
FF377 9. No. 9. "Role Conception as a Predictor of Adult Female Roles" Shirley Angrist 1966
FF378 10. No. 10 "Communication About Birth Control" Shirley Angrist 1966
FF379 11. No. 11 "Leisure and the Educated Woman" Shirley Angrist 1966
FF380 12. No. 12 "College Major and the Tasks of Homemaking" Laura G. Searls 1966
FF381 13. No. 13 "Role Constellation as a Variable in Women's Leisure Activities" Shirley Angrist 1967
FF382 14. No. 14 "Retouched Picture: Follow-up of a Questionnaire Portrait of the Freshman Coed" Betty Jane Lloyd 1967 FF383 15. No. 15 "The Study of Sex Roles" Shirley Angrist 1969
FF384 16. No. 16 "Career Salience and the Atypicality of Occupational Choice Among College Women" Elizabeth M. Almquist and Shirley Angrist 1970

FF386 1. "Carnegie Improves Typing" 1950-51
FF387 2. Carnegie: Margaret Morrison Carnegie College: Announcements for 1960-62 (3)
FF388 3. "� On Being a Freshman at Margaret Morrison Carnegie College" 1965
FF389 4. "Education for Women at Carnegie"

FF390 B. "A History of the Charter Class of Margaret Morrison" 1959
FF391 C. "The Charter Class of the Women's College"
D. Writings

FF392 1. "Report on the Margaret Morrison Cafeteria" John G. Byler 1922
2. The Sociological Aspects of an Industrial Community Gwendolyn Vaughan Shand 1923 (bound volume)
FF393 3. "Negro Delinquency in Pittsburgh" Ruth Miller Lowman 1924
FF394 4. "History of Secretarial and Business Teacher Training at the Margaret Morrison Carnegie College" Eleanor Featherston 1967 (title page only)

FF395 1. Camp Louise Carnegie-1913
FF396 2. Camp Louise Carnegie-1916
FF397 3. Camp Louise Carnegie-1917
FF398 4. Carnegie Agricultural Unit for Girls 1918
FF399 5. Follies of 1922
FF400 6. Margaret Morrison Carnegie Guild
FF401 7. Clippings 1912

FF402 F. Schedule card
G. Clippings

FF403 1. Honors classes
FF404 2. Alumna- Stephanie Kwolek (MMCC '46)