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A Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration Educational Camp For Unemployed Girls, Mattie Nance
A Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration Educational Camp For Unemployed Girls, Mattie Nance
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
Statement of problem - To observe the conditions of the Sulphur Well Camp of the Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration with the aim of seeking answers to the following questions:
- What is the history and the purpose of the Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration Educational Camp?
- What type of girls compose the camp?
- Is it worthwhile for a girl to spend her time and effort for a period of six weeks in such a camp?
- What is the correlation between IQ and achievement in class work at camp?
- What is the correlation between IQ and English tests given in the camp?
- What …
The Development Of Education In Bowling Green, Kentucky, Lula Dickey Vance
The Development Of Education In Bowling Green, Kentucky, Lula Dickey Vance
Masters Theses & Specialist Projects
In recent years several articles have been written concerning education in Bowling Green, Kentucky, but the writer has been unable to discover an article that has treated the development of education from the time Bowling Green was established until now. It is the motive of this study to trace the development of education from the time Bowling Green was established until the present time.
Information for this thesis has been obtained from various sources, but the greater part of it has been secured through personal interviews, unpublished manuscripts, scrapbooks and histories.