Katherine DeLage Taft papers, 1934-2006.

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Katherine DeLage Taft papers, 1934-2006.

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The Katherine DeLage Taft papers contain materials related to Taft's early life and education, soil-containment research, awards and honors, and to her career as a science educator and consultant. Addendum 1 contains materials on her higher education, her teaching career, a draft of the textbook she wrote, her volunteer work, political activities, conferences she attended, and awards she received.

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Loyola University of Chicago. Women and Leadership Archives.

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Taft, Katherine DeLage, 1917-

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Born September 1, 1917. Chemist, Educator. Katherine DeLage received her A.B. from Mundelein College in 1938 with a major in chemistry. In the years immediately following graduation, she was employed as a social case worker and as both a research and control chemist. After marrying Andrew Taft and becoming the mother of five children, she returned to the field of education on the secondary and college level as a teacher and lecturer in the areas of chemistry and earth sciences. She received her ...