Graduate Work In The South (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172726493)

"Graduate Work In The South," originally published in 1940, offers a valuable snapshot of the state of higher education and graduate studies in the Southern United States during a pivotal era. Authored by Charles Wooten Pipkin, the book explores the challenges and opportunities facing universities and graduate programs in the region.

This historical work provides insights into the development of academic research, faculty, and curriculum in the South. It is an important resource for scholars and researchers interested in the history of education, Southern studies, and the evolution of graduate-level learning in America.

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