Inaugural Address: The College, its Ideals and its Problems [by] President John Hanson Thomas Main, PH. D., Iowa College Commencement, Tuesday, June Twelfth, Nineteen Hundred and Six. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Inaugural Address: The College, its Ideals and its Problems [by] President John Hanson Thomas Main, PH. D., Iowa College Commencement, Tuesday, June Twelfth, Nineteen Hundred and Six

A speech delivered by President Main at Iowa College's commencement in 1906, discussing the mission, challenges, and potential of the liberal arts college model. Addresses issues such as the role of women in education and the importance of diversity and inclusion. Relevant to historians of higher education and educators alike.

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