Women's Research Club (University of Michigan) records 1902-1999

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Women's Research Club (University of Michigan) records 1902-1999

The Women's Research Club of the University of Michigan was founded in 1902 in response to the exclusion of women from the recently established all-male research clubs. Records include minutes, correspondence and reports of club officers and committees, papers concerning the club anniversaries, and photogrpahs.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6390245

Bentley Historical Library

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Women's Research Club (University of Michigan)

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