Pennsylvania College for Women Catalogue . es Pittsburgh Jolly, Lena Bellevue Kerr, Helen Hall Pittsburgh Kimball, Helen Pittsburgh Rirkwood, Helen Losey Pittsburgh Kramer, Mary Alice Pittsburgh Longanecker, Carrie Mathiot Pittsburgh Louden, Cora May Kittanning Mackrell, Edna Pittsburgh Main, Leah Bethany, W. Va. Marshall, Brenda Eleanor Wilkinsburg Marshall, Virginia Gilmour Wilkinsburg Martin, Ruth Osbourne Pittsburgh Neel, Frances Folsom Dravosburg Peck, Margaret Lulu Concordia, Kan. Pepperday, Ruth Madeline Latrobe Porter, Louise Maria McKeesport Roenigk, Elizabeth Jeanette Pittsburgh Roen
Pennsylvania College for Women Catalogue . es Pittsburgh Jolly, Lena Bellevue Kerr, Helen Hall Pittsburgh Kimball, Helen Pittsburgh Rirkwood, Helen Losey Pittsburgh Kramer, Mary Alice Pittsburgh Longanecker, Carrie Mathiot Pittsburgh Louden, Cora May Kittanning Mackrell, Edna Pittsburgh Main, Leah Bethany, W. Va. Marshall, Brenda Eleanor Wilkinsburg Marshall, Virginia Gilmour Wilkinsburg Martin, Ruth Osbourne Pittsburgh Neel, Frances Folsom Dravosburg Peck, Margaret Lulu Concordia, Kan. Pepperday, Ruth Madeline Latrobe Porter, Louise Maria McKeesport Roenigk, Elizabeth Jeanette Pittsburgh Roenigk, Jane Mevey Pittsburgh / Rollings, Jean McKelvy Crafton Rollings, Maud Dagmau Crafton Rothrock, Mary Helen Reedsville / Sands, Martha Josephine Pittsburgh Sargent, Anna Valeria Whittier, Cal. Sharp, Daisy Cochrane Pittsburgh Smith, Annie Luella Pittsburgh Taylor, Agnes Isabel Edgewood Teeters, Helen Elizabeth Monongahela Vogley, Louise Barr Pittsburgh Wehling, Elsie Dean Bellevue Weiss, Marie Louise Pittsburgh Wells, Helen Edgewood 70. ; \sriy u 1908 Courses in Social Service Principles and Methods OFFERED BY THE Pennsylvania College for Women PITTSBURGH Session Dpens September 15, 1908. THE attention of young women interested in the problems•*? of modern society is called to the purpose and programof these courses, especially those who would do social work inany form, for much or little time, as paid officials orvolunteers. COURSES IN SOCIAL SERVICE Purpose The purpose of these courses is to giveopportunity for the study, by practicalmethods, of charitable, corrective, neighborhood,church and kindred forms of social work, particu-larly for young women who would prepare them-selves for service in institutions and agencies,whether under private management or public ad-ministration, to serve either as paid officials or vol-unteers. The courses aim to consider the funda-mental principles of sociology and the social prob-lems of common interest and to give a broad out-look ov
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