Other Programs

The Paris Study Group

1947-1948: 14 students mainly from Catholic Colleges in the U.S. Used Reid Hall as residence.

American Relief Work in France
  • 1947-1948: 16 graduate students and directors in residence
Bryn Mawr Summer Study Group

1950:  the group was headed by Mlle Brée, professor at Bryn Mawr. Reid Hall arranged for a summer course at the Sorbonne, the Ecole du Louvre, and the Institut d'études politiques for a group of 23 students: 20 women and 3 men. Students paid $725 for the program, which included: roundtrip boat fare; 10-day trip to Rouen, Caen, the invasion beaches, St. Lô, Mont St Michel, Fougères, Angers, Fontevrault, the Chateaux of the Loire, Orléan, Chartres; six-week courses: Contemporary literature and language at the Sorbonne, Art History, at the Louvre (with site visits), Contemporary French international policy at the Institut d'études politiques; trip to Vézelay, Bourges, and Fontainebleau; a session at the Comédie francaise and a modern play

Bryn Mawr Summer Study Group, July 14, 1950. Standing behind the table in the center is Mlle Germaine Brée, professor at Bryn Mawr and leader of the group (Herald Tribune)

UCLA in collaboration with Reid Hall

Began summer sessions in 1949, continued in 1950. Headed by Professor Pucciani. In 1951 had an ever-increasing number of students. 1952, discontinued "due to decisions taken in California in regard to the State funds abroad" (RH report 1952-1953).

University of Houston, Texas

1951 held a three-week session, with some of the 54 students housed at Reid Hall and others in a nearby hostel, but they all had their meals at Reid Hall.

1952?

1953: 54 students

1955: 2 week summer course for men and women

 
Bureau of University Travel -summer program

1957 - Summer, 75 women  and men with their professors

1959

Wooster College, Ohio, Summer Program

1953:  10 students

1956: a small group in July

1959

American Council for Summer Study

1953: 8 students of political science

1954

1955 14 students, mostly from the University of Chicago (July and August)

1956 65 students for a one-week intensive.

1957

Sophie Newcomb College

1955-1956

Tulane University

1955-1956

Moore Art School of Philadelphia

1955-1956