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Mary Emma Woolley, noted educator, women’s suffrage supporter, college president, feminist, and peace activist, was the first graduate of the Women’s College at Brown University (later called Pembroke) in 1894. E. Benjamin Andrews, innovative president of Brown University, had persuaded Woolley to become the first woman student at Brown.
Mary Emma Woolley, 1863–1947, American educator, b. South Norwalk, Conn. After teaching at Wheaton Seminary (1886–91), she attended college and became the first woman to receive (1894) a B.A. from Brown Univ. She then taught biblical history and literature at Wellesley College (1895–1900) and from 1901 to her retirement in 1937 was president of Mt. Holyoke College.
Mary Emma Woolley. (1863–1947) sister projects: Wikipedia article, Commons category, Wikidata item. American educator, peace activist and women's suffrage supporter; first female student to attend Brown University and served as the 11th President of Mount Holyoke College from 1900-1937. Mary Emma Woolley.
President. Mary Woolley is the president of Research!America, an alliance that advocates for science, discovery, and innovation to achieve better health for all. Under her leadership, Research!America has earned the attention and respect of elected and appointed officials, researchers in the public, private and academic sectors, media, and ...
"Based upon personal files and correspondence, family records and the intimate knowledge of the author, this informal but authoritative biography of Mary Emma Woolley will be treasured by the countless thousands who loved her. One of the nation's most notable educators, Dr. Woolley was President of Mount Holyoke College for 37 years and served several terms as the head of the American ...
9 de abr. de 2021 · “I must be effective, but not aggressive; womanly but not womanish; equal to social obligations but always on hand for the business ones,” Mary Emma Woolley 1895 wrote to her life partner Jeanette Marks on April 22, 1932, describing the difficulties of being the only woman delegate from the United States to the World Disarmament Conference in Geneva.
Mary Emma Woolley, née le 13 juillet 1863 à Norwalk dans l'État du Connecticut et morte le 5 septembre 1947 à Westport, dans l'État de New York, est une professeure d'université et une militante pacifiste américaine.. Elle est présidente du Mount Holyoke College de 1901 à 1937 situé à South Hadley, dans l'État du Massachusetts, établissement qu'elle a réformé pour en faire un ...
