An American child development pioneer.

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An American child development pioneer.

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Interview with Stolz, educational secretary of American Association of University Women, professor of psychology, and founding member of two national child development organizations, by Ruby Takanishi, 1977, with funding from the National Academy of Education, the UCLA Academic Senate Research Committee, and the William T. Grant Foundation. Includes list of Stolz's publications.

1v. (238 p.) : ill.

Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America‏

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Stolz, Lois Meek, 1894-1984

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Lois Meek Stolz earned her A.B. at George Washington University in 1921 and her Ph.D. at Columbia University in 1925. She served as education secretary of the AAUW and taught at Columbia prior to 1938, when she married Dr. Herbert R. Stolz and moved to California. During World War II she was the Director of Child Service Centers for the Kaiser Shipyards in Portland. Stolz joined the Stanford faculty in 1947 as professor of psychology. After becoming emerita in 1957, she worked on the Communicati...

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Stolz, Lois Meek, 1894-1984

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Lois Meek Stolz earned her A.B. at George Washington University in 1921 and her Ph.D. at Columbia University in 1925. She served as education secretary of the AAUW and taught at Columbia prior to 1938, when she married Dr. Herbert R. Stolz and moved to California. During World War II she was the Director of Child Service Centers for the Kaiser Shipyards in Portland. Stolz joined the Stanford faculty in 1947 as professor of psychology. After becoming emerita in 1957, she worked on the Communicati...