Re: FLUXLIST: History? How long for a Ph.D.?

[Jennifer Sheldon]

Dear ArtAnts,

Perhaps I misunderstand something. Are you saying that there was a two-year graduate program in art history when you attended the University of California at Santa Cruz or are you saying there was a two-year Ph.D. program? Not all graduate programs are Ph.D. programs. Most two-year programs in the University of California system are master's degree programs.

All Ph.D. programs in the University of California are approved by the system-wide adminstration for graduate programs in the president's office. I can't see the UC system approving a 2-year Ph.D. anywhere.

The description Owen Smith posted here sounds more like the programs I know. But please don't accuse me of being snippy. I'm not George Bush and you're not Al Gore. I'm just a workaday art history student who doesn't understand why some folks on this list seem so ... well, just so dang snippy about art history.

Jenny


Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 12:46:45 EST
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Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: History? How long for a Ph.D.?

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when I went there -twas a two year graduate program- maybe it is no more and
hey you dont have to be so dang snippy!!!! You dontt want to use all that
education to become an over-socialized leftist do you?





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