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This history was published in 1921 to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of Newnham College, Cambridge.
List of contents
Preface; 1. Introductory: Newnham College in idea, 1871-80; 2. Newnham College in adolescence, 1880-1; 3. Newnham College in progress, 1881-92; 4. Newnham College in progress, 1892-1900; 5. Newnham College in progress, 1900-14; Epilogue, 1914 and after; Index.
About the author
Alice Gardner is a psychologist with over 20 years of experience in couples counseling and individual psychotherapy.
Born in Colorado, she moved to Chicago to complete her studies in psychology; Alice's interest in the relationships between couples began when she worked as a volunteer counselor while still at university.
In her practice, she uses a range of proven approaches to help couples heal and reconnect, having committed herself to a life of learning. Known for her empathy and appealing personality, Alice's ability to help people to address the critical issues that couples confront nowadays has had an intense and transformative effect on many of her clients' lives.
Alice Gardner has helped countless couples gain insight into their problems, resolve ongoing conflict, rebuild sexual connection, and develop long-lasting relationships. In her books, she explores the roots of couples' issues and offers sensible and essential advice about how to deal with them.
She is the author of numerous self-help books that help people overcome obstacles that stand in the way.
Alice lives in Northern California with her husband, their two children, and a Labrador.
Summary
This history was published in 1921 to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of Newnham College, Cambridge. The mid-nineteenth-century idea of female education led to the small beginning of what became Newnham in 1871. Gardner then takes the story up to 1914 (with an epilogue on the war years).
