o Died: 1984
o From Rockville, Connecticut
o Bachelor of Arts from Connecticut College for Women 1927
o Masters from Yale University 1935
o Began working at Wilson College 1937
o Became Associate professor 1944
o Full time professor and Department Chair 1950
o Warden of South Hall 1938
o Studied at Huntington library in CA 1940
o Contributor to American journal of philology
o Published by Yale classical studies
]]> o From Greensboro, NC
o Graduated from Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina 1948 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education
o In charge of Orchesis
o Went on leave to pursue graduate work
o Advisor to the athletic association
o 1956 promoted to Assistant professor, 1964 Associate professor and chairman of the department of physical education
o Resigned 1970 to work at temple university after year of sabbatical
]]> o Wilson College Bachelor of Arts 1924
o Masters from johns Hopkins university 1926
o PhD Johns Hopkins University 1931 French Language and Literature
o Conducted research in France summers 1926,27,29,33,37
o Taught first at Wilson 1926-29
o 1941 returned as assistant French professor
o Became full time professor 1943
o Worked with the military to establish courses in cryptography at Wilson
o Resigned 1945
o Published work in the Pennsylvania state bulletin of the modern language association
]]> o Died: November 1, 1974
o Bachelor of arts from Goucher College 1912
o Masters (1913) and PhD (1917) from Columbia University
o Member of phi beta kappa
o Taught at Smith College 1910-23
o Taught at Wilson College 1923-57
o Chairman of the Wilson college history department
o Professor emeritus
o Chosen as one of Yale’s eight world scholars 1958
o Received doctor of letters from Wilson 1960
o Specialized in the reign of Henry VIII
]]> o Died: April 1, 1998
o Bachelor of Art from Vassar College 1930
o Masters (1939) and PhD (1944) from Yale
o Taught at Skidmore College 1941-43
o Research worker for Russell Sage Foundation
o Worked at Wilson 1953-73
o Became full time professor in 1961
o Professor emeritus
o Chairman of the department of sociology and anthropology
o Spent sabbatical 1960-61 in India to study the government’s policies on “Untouchability”
]]> o Died: August 21, 1985
o Wilson College class of 1925
o Master’s from Pennsylvania State University 1931
o Taught at Wilson College 1932-41, and 1942-67
o Professor emeritus
o Promoted the creation of a French house
o President of Nu chapter of Phi Beta Kappa PA
o President of PA Modern Language Assoc.
o Taught at Middlebury College 1941
o Chairman of French department
o Warden of alumnae hall 1935-36, fletcher hall
o Recipient of the Lindback Foundation award for superior teaching
o In recognition of her services to French cultural affairs, elected Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Palmes Academique by the French embassy “Legion of Honor”
]]> o Died: May 9, 1999
o Bachelor from Vassar college
o PhD from Johns Hopkins
o Taught at Wilson College from 1934-1972
o Elected to Outstanding Educators of America
o Professor of classics, Chairman (1969) of the department
o Professor Emeritus
o Contributed to classics collection
o Helped establish classics club
o Organized study abroad programs to Greece
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