Departments were asked to assess their position in their respective academic field and to predict their financial needs to the year 1950. The length of the responses varies: some are very brief while others provide quite extensive answers (e.g., the Department of Chemistry). The Departments of Romance Languages and Zoology appended reports on their departments to their replies.
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Anthropology to Chemistry, 1927
Anthropology, Architecture, Botany, Business, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry
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Chinese to Germanic Languages, 1927
Chinese, Civil Engineering, Dental and Oral Surgery, Economics, English and Comparative Literature, Electrical Engineering, Fine Arts, Geology and Mineralogy, Germanic Languages
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Greek and Latin to Mechanical Engineering, 1927
Greek and Latin, History, Physical Education, Indo-Iranian Languages, Journalism, Law, Legislative Drafting and Research Fund, Library, Library Service, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering
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Mining and Metallurgy to Romance Languages, 1927
Mining and Metallurgy, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Public Law and Jurisprudence, Romance Languages
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Semitic Languages to Zoology, 1927
Semitic Languages, Slavonic Languages, Social Science, University Medical Officer, Columbia University Press, Zoology
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Medicine, 1927
Anatomy (missing), Bacteriology, Biological Chemistry, Dermatology, Diseases of Children, Epidemiology, Industrial Medicine, Industrial Physiology, Laryngology and Otology, Medicine, Neurological, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopedic Surgery, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology, Psychiatry, Public Health Administration, Sanitary Science, Surgery, Urology