- FIRST woman to be named Secretary of State in the U.S: MADELEINE ALBRIGHT, Wellesley College
- FIRST woman editor, The New York Post: JANE AMSTERDAM, Cedar Crest College
- FIRST woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize: EMILY GREEN BALCH, Bryn Mawr College
- FIRST woman to receive a college bachelor's degree: CATHERINE BREWER BENSON, Wesleyan College
- FIRST scientist to identify the Hong Kong flu virus: EARLA BIEKERT, Wesleyan College
- FIRST woman to earn a doctorate in chorale conducting from Yale University: MARIAN DOLAN, Sweet Briar College
- FIRST woman leader of the American Newspaper Publisher Association: CATHLEEN BLACK, Trinity Washington University
- FIRST African-American woman judge in the U.S.: JANE MATILDA BOLIN, Wellesley College
- FIRST African-American woman surgeon in the South: DOROTHY L. BROWN, Bennett College for Women
- FIRST to win Nobel Prize in Literature: PEARL S. BUCK, Randolph-Macon Woman's College
- FIRST female Rhodes Scholar, Georgia: ILA BURDETT, Agnes Scott College
- FIRST woman secretary of the Democratic National Party: DOROTHY VREDENBURGH BUSH, Mississippi University for Women
- FIRST woman to be Executive Vice President of the American Stock Exchange: SARAH PORTER BOEHMLER, Sweet Briar College
Women’s Colleges are becoming the New College Cool! Discover for yourself why more and more college-bound high schools girls are saying “Yes” and choosing a women’s college. A good place to start is my blog. I’ve listed (and linked) all the women’s colleges in the United States and also provide additional information about the individual colleges for further exploration. Plus you’ll meet current students who share their college selection story and their reason for attending a women’s college.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
List: Notable Women’s College Alumnae
Get ready for success! While researching online I discovered an extensive list of “firsts for women” and all of the women attended a women’s college. The list includes:
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