A New Role for Psychology: Working with Disadvantaged Persons in a College Setting
In this 10-page "position paper," Berger describes and offers a theoretical rationale for the central role of psychological counselors within SEEK. A handwritten note adds an additional source on page 10. Short for "Search for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge," SEEK was established in 1966 as a CUNY-wide program to assist disadvantaged students who might otherwise lack the opportunity to study at a four-year college. Berger was the program's initial director.
Source | Berger Family Archives
Creator | Berger, Leslie
Date Created | October 15, 1968
Rights | Obtain From Berger Family Archives
Item Type | Text (Report / Paper / Proposal)
Cite This document | Berger, Leslie, “A New Role for Psychology: Working with Disadvantaged Persons in a College Setting ,” CUNY Digital History Archive, accessed September 23, 2023, https://cdha.cuny.edu/items/show/7022.
Creator | Berger, Leslie
Date Created | October 15, 1968
Rights | Obtain From Berger Family Archives
Item Type | Text (Report / Paper / Proposal)
Cite This document | Berger, Leslie, “A New Role for Psychology: Working with Disadvantaged Persons in a College Setting ,” CUNY Digital History Archive, accessed September 23, 2023, https://cdha.cuny.edu/items/show/7022.
