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February 19, 1979 announced closure of Wilson College
March 14, 1979 Alumnae Association filed suit to keep school open
May 25, 1979 Judge Keller rules that Wilson College would remain open
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]]> o Died February 23, 1964 in Gettysburg, PA
o Bachelor of Arts from Wilson College 1895
o 1895-1903 Began teaching Greek, English and Mathematics at Wilson College
o 1903-1908 taught at Bryn Mawr College while working on a master’s at Cornell University
o 1909 Completed masters at Cornell university, 1910 received PhD
o 1910 began teaching at Smith College as assistant professor
o 1946 returned to Wilson College to serve as acting dean, acting President 1950
o Member of Wilson College Board of trustees 1922-32, 1938-56
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]]> Inauguration: October 3, 1981
Resignation: 1991
Education: BA, MA, and PhD in speech communication from Pennsylvania State University. Also studied at Grove City College; Center for the Study of Languages in Neuchatel, Switzerland; Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management; Phi Kappa Phi member
Mother graduated from Wilson in 1930
Before Wilson, assistant to the president of Boston University
Left Wilson in 1991 to be the first female president of Moore College of Art and Design in Philadelphia
Progress:
Expanded range of recruiting
Expanded curriculum
Continuing Studies program (Adult Degree Program)]]> Resignation: June 7, 1911
Campus doubled in size to fifty acres
1906 – athletic fields developed on north campus
Entrance requirements stiffened
Number of elective courses increased
Department of Bible established in 1903
Facilities: Thomson Hall finished and occupied (1903); pipe organ added to chapel; dining room enlarged; first telephone exchange established in newly enlarged post-office (1909); infirmary reorganized and equipped on second floor of McClure wing of Main
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