1940 to 1949

1941 The Doyle Guidance Center, part of the Psychology department, is established by Charles I. Doyle, S.J., to teach residents and social workers how to work with mentally, physically, and emotionally disabled children and their parents. The Institute of Social and Industrial Relations, one of the nation's largest institutions in the field of labor-management relations, is established. Later renamed the Institute of Human Resources and Industrial Relations, it is the first program in the Midwest to combine intensive theoretical courses and practical training on labor-management issues.