1940
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Gertrude Cox |
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1941
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Katharine
Stinson |
1942
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Margery
Belle Garriss of Beaufort, N.C., was the first woman to graduate in architectural
engineering.
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1942 - 1943
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Faculty Listing |
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1945
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1946
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1948
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Lois
Madden |
1949-1950
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Twenty-two women were listed on the faculty, including Louise Bell, Gertrude Cox and Ruth Hall. At this time, Gertrude Cox was still the only woman working as a full professor. Ruth Hall had been promoted to assistant professor, and the rest of the women were appointed at the instructor or laboratory technician level. The only departments with more than one woman were English with six, statistics with three, textiles with three, and modern languages with two. There were women in architecture, agricultural economics, mathematics, physics, social studies, chemistry, engineering, research, and agronomy. |
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