Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›University of New Hampshire undergraduates find an opportunity to put their social science study into practice through work in the recently established bureau of government research. The bureau conducts governmental surveys upon the request of agencies, makes special studies, and directs instructional phases, among them internships and off-campus in-service training classes. Shown working in the bureau's new 2000 volume library are Margaret Rhome of Lancaster, Neal Westfall of Rye, Edith Blake of Pike, and Mary Hayner of Laconia.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
University of New Hampshire undergraduates find an opportunity to put their social science study into practice through work in the recently established bureau of government research. The bureau conducts governmental surveys upon the request of agencies, makes special studies, and directs instructional phases, among them internships and off-campus in-service training classes. Shown working in the bureau's new 2000 volume library are Margaret Rhome of Lancaster, Neal Westfall of Rye, Edith Blake of Pike, and Mary Hayner of Laconia.
[ca. March 1940]
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