Lottye E. Miner papers, 1929-1972.

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Lottye E. Miner papers, 1929-1972.

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These papers consist of business and personal papers relating to Miner's activity as an electrical engineer in the United States and overseas, particularly with the firm of Miner and Miner.

1.2 linear feet (three document cases)

Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech

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Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech

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American institute of electrical engineers

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Miner, Lottye E., 1904-1989.

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Lottye E. Miner was a prominent electrical engineer in Kansas and Colorado. Together with her husband Roland Miner, she founded the consulting and analysis firm of Miner and Miner, where she worked for more than thirty years. She was active in many professional organizations, including the Society of Women Engineers and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. From the description of Lottye E. Miner papers, 1929-1972. (Georgia Institute of Technology). WorldCat record id: 7596...

Society of Women Engineers

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Early organization of SWE began with student groups at Drexel Institute of Technology in Philadelphia and Cooper Union and City College of New York in New York City in the late 1940s. World War II provided greater opportunity for women to pursue engineering careers. Early pioneers in this area were: Dr. Lillian Gilbreth, Alice Goff and Hilda Counts Edgecomb. In 1950, the first national convention was held at Cooper Union in New Jersey. Dr. Beatrice A. Hicks was elected p...