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Kathleen M. Logan at commencement
12020-07-17T18:22:04+00:00Christine Liebson6faeb936e67a615bb9a88f40102e089038d20a5493In 1973 Kathleen M. Logan became the first woman elected Case senior class president.plain2020-09-10T20:20:05+00:000042005/23/197405/23/1974Case ; E63240 Commencements ; R7724U Seniors ; R75260 Chief Officerpublic domainMort Tucker Photography, Inc.CWRU ArchivesCommencement ; Events and Activities ; PeopleKathleen M. Logan at commencement, 1974/05/23This image is in the public domain.Logan, Kathleen M.Christine Liebson6faeb936e67a615bb9a88f40102e089038d20a54
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12020-04-14T20:19:41+00:001950-199992CWRU's First Women - Deans, Elected Leaders, Coaches, Sports, Administratorsplain2021-03-03T14:00:42+00:001950
Margaret H. Johnson 1950 Margaret H. Johnson was the first woman Dean (1950-1958) of Western Reserve University's School of Applied Social Sciences (SASS), thirty-five years after its establishment. She also received the first Master of Science in Social Administration awarded by SASS, in 1919.
Women represented 30% of all students enrolled in American higher education institutions.
1964 Mary Frances Pinches was the first woman to receive the Case Achievement Award, recognizing exceptional service by a member of the Case Institute of Technology faculty or staff.
1971 Volleyball became the first documented Case Western Reserve University women's varsity sport.
Nancy Gray was Case Western Reserve University's first woman varsity head coach.Nancy Gray
1972 Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 was enacted, prohibiting sex discrimination in federally assisted educational programs.
First time a separate team from Mather College was allowed to run in the Hudson Relay, established in 1910, to commemorate Western Reserve College's move from Hudson to Cleveland.