Physics In Australia To 1945 - HOGG, Evelyn Granville 1995. HOGG, evelyn granville. Born England; died Christchurch, NZ, 1March 1951. Education Trinity College, Dublin (BA 1888). Lecturer http://www.asap.unimelb.edu.au/bsparcs/physics/P001691p.htm
Extractions: WWW edition prepared by Tim Sherrat and Victoria Young for Bright Sparcs , June 1995 On certain surface and volume integrals of an ellipsoidied Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science. Report of the Meeting. , 8 (Melbourne, 1900), 191-195. The magnetic survey of Tasmania. Royal Society of Tasmania. Papers and Proceedings. (With A. McAulay) A preliminary magnetic survey of Tasmania, 1901. Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science. Report of the Meeting. , 9 (Hobart, 1902), 81-94. Contents Previous entry Next entry ... ASAPWeb
HOGG, Evelyn Granville, 1863-1951 (A83) NRAM HOGG, evelyn granville, 18631951 (A83). NRAM Reference A83 NameHOGG, evelyn granville, 1863-1951 Type of record Personal and http://www.nram.org.nz/e/15/a83.html
Extractions: NRAM Reference Name HOGG, Evelyn Granville, 1863-1951 Type of record Personal and Scientific papers Dates covered Quantity Level of description Collection Location Christchurch City Libraries Arch HOG Description E.G. Hogg was born in 1863 at Salisbury and graduated M.A. from Trinity College, Dublin. In 1890 he was appointed resident tutor and lecturer in mathematics at Trinity College, Melbourne, and in 1900 acting professor of mathematics at the University of Tasmania, and of mining engineering in 1902. In 1903 he came to Christchurch to be senior mathematics master at Christ's College, a post he continued to hold until 1928. In the interim he was appointed lecturer in mathematics at Canterbury University College, 1908, and in the same year was made President of the Philosophical Institute of Canterbury. A keen amateur astronomer, he became a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society, and also took a life-long active interest in the affairs of the Church of England.
Evelyn Granville Biographical Sketches evelyn Boyd granville. One of the first twoAfricanAmerican women to obtain a Ph.D. in mathematics. Possible http://www.ccsn.nevada.edu/math/matovina/math120/research/granville.htm
Extractions: Biographical Sketches: Evelyn Boyd Granville One of the first two African-American women to obtain a Ph.D. in mathematics. Possible Sources: Evelyn Boyd Granville , http://www-groups.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Granville.html Evelyn Boyd Granville , http://www.agnesscott.edu/lriddle/women/granvill.htm Black Women in Mathematics , http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/PEEPS/granville_evelynb.html
The Math Meltdown | Csmonitor.com Interview evelyn granville. AHEAD OF HER TIME evelyn granville was the firstAfricanAmerican woman in the US to earn a PhD in math, from Yale in 1949. http://www.csmonitor.com/sections/learning/mathmelt/p-5story051600.html
Extractions: Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor NEW HAVEN, CONN. Don't tell Evelyn Boyd Granville that math lovers are nerds. This child of the Great Depression and daughter of a janitor has a mission: neutralize the belief among today's students that being good at math makes you a social misfit. "There's a lot of peer pressure to be cool, to be like the rest of the crowd - and this whole word they've invented, 'nerd,' didn't exist in my day, thank goodness," says Ms. Granville, the first black woman in America to earn a PhD in mathematics, from Yale University in 1949. "You could be great at music at a young age, and nobody looks upon you as weird ... do they? We must get beyond this for mathematics. And I think we can."
Black History Month - Csmonitor.com Interview / evelyn granville. AHEAD OF HER TIME evelyn granville was the firstAfricanAmerican woman in the US to earn a PhD in math, from Yale in 1949. http://www.csmonitor.com/atcsmonitor/specials/bhmonth/news/p-051600math.html
Extractions: BILL BURKHART/SPECIAL TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Don't tell Evelyn Boyd Granville that math lovers are nerds. This child of the Great Depression and daughter of a janitor has a mission: neutralize the belief among today's students that being good at math makes you a social misfit. "There's a lot of peer pressure to be cool, to be like the rest of the crowd - and this whole word they've invented, 'nerd,' didn't exist in my day, thank goodness," says Ms. Granville, the first black woman in America to earn a PhD in mathematics, from Yale University in 1949. "You could be great at music at a young age, and nobody looks upon you as weird ... do they? We must get beyond this for mathematics. And I think we can." Granville didn't have an easy start. She attended a segregated school in the US capital and grew up poor. But she decided, even as a grade-schooler solving math problems in her head for fun, that everything would come out right if she stuck with math. And it has.
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Evelyn Boyd Granville First Previous Next Last Index Home Text. Slide 2 of 10. http://faculty.sewickley.org/tperdziola/MorganandMaritza/sld002.htm
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Mathematician/Scientist Links du Chatelet, Gabrielle Emilie Germain, Sophie granville, evelyn Boyd Hopper, GraceHypatia Hypatia again Kovalevsky, Sonya Lovelace, Ada Byron Noether, Emmy http://www.rialto.k12.ca.us/frisbie/women.math.sci.html
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Extractions: in Washington, DC You have been a wonderful role model for the students of America. Dr. Granville was one of two African-American women to be the first to receive a Ph. D. (Yale) in mathematics. Both were awarded degrees in 1949. To her credit, she was unaware that she would hold this record until several years later.
A Conference In Celebration Of Smith Alumnae Mathematicians Coffee, Edith Borie, Ellen Gethne, Priscilla Bremser, Leanne Robertson, evelyn Boydgranville, Leanne Robertson, Craig Thomas, evelyn granville, Joan Hutchinson. http://www.smith.edu/advancement/news/math/
Extractions: Over 70 mathematicians-alumnae, faculty, students, and friends-attended the first conference in Celebration of Smith College Alumnae Mathematicians on April 21-22, 2001. There were 22 alumnae talks, a roundtable discussion, a career panel, and lots of mathematical hanging out. Visit http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~egethner/announcement.html for conference details. New Images Debra Boutin, Ellen Gethner Debra Boutin, Mike Albertson Joan Hutchinson, Mike Albertson Margo Schaefer, Debra Boutin, Gwyn Coogan Jane Coffee, Edith Borie, Ellen Gethne Priscilla Bremser, Leanne Robertson, Evelyn Boyd Granville Leanne Robertson, Craig Thomas Evelyn Granville, Joan Hutchinson Maureen West, Jen Gallaway Ellen Gethner, Jim Henle, Priscilla Bremser Margo Schaefer, Joan Wick Pettetier John Hamman, Kira Hylton, Evelyn Granville Jane Coffee, Mako Haruta Marj Batchelor, Jim Callahan Ruth Haas, Erika King
