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The document traces the history of graduate education in the United States from 1900 to present. It discusses key events and developments including the formation of the AAU in 1900 to standardize graduate programs, increased government funding during the New Deal and WWII eras which expanded access, the focus on research after Sputnik, and the rise of online education making graduate programs more affordable and accessible for non-traditional students. Economic conditions and societal changes have continued to shape graduate education over time.

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A history of the events that shaped graduate school
from 1900 to the present
Cynthia Kaletka BSN RN CCRN

1900 formation of the AAU
Benjamin Wheeler from the
University of California came up
with the proposition for the
University presidents to convene
and discuss matters of graduate
study.
The purpose was to make
education uniform and quality,
such as the European graduate
schools.

1930s The New Deal
Economic times were hard. Government was
becoming more involved in higher education, and
there were scholarships available for some to attend
graduate school that could not otherwise afford to go.

1940s WWII
The Great War impacted graduate school by helping a
huge number of soldiers go to college that never would
have been able to go.

1940s WWII
Because of the war, there was a lot of federal funding
for research that helped graduate schools. Scientific
and Medical research mostly were funded at this time.

1957 Sputnik
The Cold War sparked a need for more research so that we
would surpass our rivals, the Soviets. There was a lot of
money available for education and research.

1962 AAU moves to Washington
The government is gaining even more control over
higher education by the accrediting agency moving
closer to the legislatures and law makers. There was
now more a focus on federal issues. There was still
plenty of money for research.

1970s Inflation
Hard economic times caused money for school and
research to be cut. Meanwhile the costs of education
were rising

1980s Academic Competitiveness
The introduction of businesses getting involved with
research led to new issues of ethics. There was
conflict of interest and monies earmarked for some
research over others due to political power. Reform
was started at this time to account for this.

Present times-Online Education
There is still traditional graduate school, but with the
creation of online schooling more nontraditional
students can attend graduate school.

Present times-Online education
School is more affordable and necessary in this
changing economic climate. There is more diversity in
the graduate student now.

Shaping Education
Graduate school is shaped by the economic times and
the changes going on in society at the time. What will
graduate school look like in the future?

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History of graduate school

1. A history of the events that shaped graduate school from 1900 to the present Cynthia Kaletka BSN RN CCRN

2. 1900 formation of the AAU Benjamin Wheeler from the University of California came up with the proposition for the University presidents to convene and discuss matters of graduate study. The purpose was to make education uniform and quality, such as the European graduate schools.

3. 1930s The New Deal Economic times were hard. Government was becoming more involved in higher education, and there were scholarships available for some to attend graduate school that could not otherwise afford to go.

4. 1940s WWII The Great War impacted graduate school by helping a huge number of soldiers go to college that never would have been able to go.

5. 1940s WWII Because of the war, there was a lot of federal funding for research that helped graduate schools. Scientific and Medical research mostly were funded at this time.

6. 1957 Sputnik The Cold War sparked a need for more research so that we would surpass our rivals, the Soviets. There was a lot of money available for education and research.

7. 1962 AAU moves to Washington The government is gaining even more control over higher education by the accrediting agency moving closer to the legislatures and law makers. There was now more a focus on federal issues. There was still plenty of money for research.

8. 1970s Inflation Hard economic times caused money for school and research to be cut. Meanwhile the costs of education were rising

9. 1980s Academic Competitiveness The introduction of businesses getting involved with research led to new issues of ethics. There was conflict of interest and monies earmarked for some research over others due to political power. Reform was started at this time to account for this.

10. Present times-Online Education There is still traditional graduate school, but with the creation of online schooling more nontraditional students can attend graduate school.

11. Present times-Online education School is more affordable and necessary in this changing economic climate. There is more diversity in the graduate student now.

12. Shaping Education Graduate school is shaped by the economic times and the changes going on in society at the time. What will graduate school look like in the future?

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