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ssociation of library science aluniol.ix  \nno.1december195/  \nalumni notes  \n2010mdy0m000g.20  \n# University of Michigan\n\nDepartment of Library Science  \n# ALumni NotEs\n\nDear Fellow-Alumni:  \nYour Executive Board met in Ann Arbor twice this year,in March andagain in July.From the discussions at these meetings,and informally at othertimes whenever two or more officers found themselves together,has come afeeling that the Association is now becoming large enough in membership,andits members sufficiently spread into the various states and territories,not to  \nmention foreign countries all roundthe globe,so that we are taking on thesemblance of a truly national associa-tion.  \nIn recognition of this change inthe status of the organization it isplanned to change the policy of havingthe meetings of the Executive Boardin Ann Arbor,Michigan,and to coor-dinate them hereafter with the mid-winter meetings of the AmericanLibrary Association in Chicago andthe summer national conventions ofthe A.L.A.  \nBy having Executive Board meet-ings at a time and place where manyindividual members of the Associationwill also be present we hope to keepin closer touch with the thinking ofthe membership and to represent youmore truly than has been possible inthe past,when the Executive Boardoften felt almost as if they were per-forming in a vacuum.We also hopethis change in policy will bring peopleinto active membership in the Assoc-iation who are qualified but have not  \nseen any benefit in affiliating themselves with the Association.  \nOur welfare depends upon the strength and standing of the school fromwhich we have graduated and its welfare depends in turn upon the active sup-port of each and every one of us,its alumni.  \nBest wishes to you all for the coming year.  \nVery cordially yours,  \nH.A.Brubaker,President  \n# NOTES FROM THE LIBRARY SCHOOL\n\nThe fall semester opened on September 24th with an enrollment of 134students in library science courses,77 women and 57 men.There are sevenundergraduates,96 candiates for the basic Master's degree,21 advancedMaster's candidates(6th year students)and 10 doctoral students.The 31 ad-vanced students represent seventeen library schools,including ten who aregraduates of this Department.A considerable number of this year's group(26),have had graduate work in some field other than library science,including onePh.D.in History.Six have Master's degrees in History,five in English,twoin Fine Arts,French and Education;the remaining represent the followinggraduate subject specializations with one in each:Chemistry,Economics,Music,Nursing,and Political Science.  \nThere are eight students from foreign countries in addition to three Dis-placed Persons who are establishing residence in this country.Three areCanadians:Olga Bishop,Associate librarian,Mt.Allison University,Sackville,New Brunswick;Mary Helen Lee from Winnipeg,Manitoba;and Doreen M.Yorkston from Vancouver,British Columbia.The other foreign students are:Salustia Kalaw,librarian of Far Eastern University,Manila,Philippine Is-lands;Mercedes Lopez,reference assistant,Benjamin Franklin Library,Mexico,D.F.;Ruth C.Reid,chief cataloger,Victoria University CollegeLibrary,Wellington,New Zealand;Mr.Champaklal Shukla,assistant librarian,Baroda(India)University Library;and Emily Yu(China).  \nThe number of veterans has declined from last year's high of 49,to 36(including four women),representing more than 25%of the total.  \nThe students are continuing this year their participation in the successfulradio program ABOUT BOOKS,over WUOM.Vincenza Gagliano from Milwau-kee is chief student sponsor.The class officers elected at the opening of thesemester are:  \nPresident:Genevieve Nichols,Northampton,MassachusettsVice president:Julia Bartling,Iowa City,IowaSecretary:Olga B.Bishop,Sackville,New Brunswick,CanadaTreasurer:Donald E.Vincent,Tonawanda,New YorkStudent Council  \nrepresentative:Eileen Grady,Ann Arbor,MichiganStudent Council 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