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1931 |
Law School transferred to University of Dayton. |
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1932 |
Iota Tau Lambda is founded. |
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1934 |
Name is changed to Dayton YMCA Junior College. |
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Dormitories at the Fourth Street location overseen by "Mother" Ruff |
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William S. Segar becomes Education Director. |
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Freshman year established. |
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1935 |
Sophomore year established. |
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[1935] |
G. H. McConaughy is Director of the Junior College. |
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1935 |
855 students |
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Technical School - 285 students |
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Commerce School - 276 students |
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Liberal Arts & Evening High School - 147 students each |
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1936 |
45 Faculty members |
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1943 |
C. Chester Bussey becomes Director of the YMCA College. |
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1946 |
G.I. Bill enables many veterans to attend college. |
| Day College begins. | |
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1948 |
Name is officially changed to Sinclair College of the YMCA. |
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Annex Building at 113 West Monument Avenue is purchased for the growing school. |
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1952 |
Work-Study Program begun for evening students. |
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1953 |
First self-study completed. |
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1957 |
Director Bussey becomes President. |
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1959 |
Sinclair College receives separate incorporation. |
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1960 |
College receives a grant from the Dayton Foundation to conduct a North Central Association self-study for accreditation. |
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Last Bachelor's Degree awarded. |
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1962 |
75th Anniversary of Sinclair College celebrated. |
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