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Two pages of notes created by Lucy Lee Lancaster with highlights from women's history on campus.

Eight pages of handwritten notes from Lucy Lee Lancaster about the admission of full-time women students, early achievements, and "firsts."

This item includes approximately 60 pages of handwritten notes created by Lucy Lee Lancaster while documenting women's history on campus. The first part contains her transcripts of conversations between early women students and women students in the…

An early history of women students on campus (note: this history does not cover much of the history of part-time women students before 1921) from about 1921 to the early 1960s.

Program for the luncheon meeting of the Women's Chapter of the VPI Alumni Association, April 4, 1964. This is a transcript of an interview with Lucy Lee Lancaster, one of the first women admitted to VPI in 1921 and a long-time university librarian.…

This 1983 report prepared by the Taskforce on Affirmative Action of the Women's Network presents an analysis of institutional data including representations of women on the faculty over the five-year period 1978-1983 and salary comparisons. The…

The paper summarizes research conducted by doctoral students at Virginia Tech concerning the characteristics and status of women in positions of administration in 1980-1981. This is item is part of RG 5/10/1a, Associate Provost Patricia Hyer Papers,…

Linda Adams (now Hoyle) was the first Black Woman to Graduate from Virginia Tech.

This is a transcript of an interview with Dr. LaVerne "Freddie" Hairston Higgins, detailing her experiences at Virginia Tech, including an audio file and a transcript.