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Mission Course of Douglass Residential College

This guide is for students in the mission course of Douglass Residential College.

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Books and Articles - Secondary Sources in the Collection

Frusciano T. and Perrone, F. (2000) A New Generation Looks Back: Historical Essays on Douglass College. Written by students of the Douglass Scholars Program.

Micheletti, L. Carrying on: Students at New Jersey College for Women and WWII. (Dept. of Women's Studies Honors Thesis). Call #: SCUA D810.E45N49 1999.

Mullaney, M. M. "The New Jersey College for Women: Middle Class Respectability and Proto Feminism, 1911-1918". The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries 42:1 (2012).

Schmidt, G. P. (1968). Douglass College: a History. The book was commissioned at the 50th anniversary of Douglass College. the author, George Schmidt was a beloved faculty affiliated with Douglass College History Department.

Denda, K;, Hawkesworth, M.E., Perrone, F. (2018). Douglass Century: Transformation of the Women's College at Rutgers University. This book was commissioned to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Douglass College.

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