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MIT grants Ellen Richards a Bachelor of Science
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Ellen conducts surveys that modernize municipal sewage treatment, and develop water purity tables, and water quality standards.
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furthering funding for black student colleges.
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Ellen started the first nutritional lunch program in Boston.
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The first Lake Placid Conference began the creation of the American Home Economics Association.
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At the 10th Conference, the AHEA was formed.
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Established Cooperative Extension Service, federal funding to support what's now called Career and Technical Education. (CTE)
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Established federal support for vocational education.
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Home Economics is added to the American Association of Land-Grant Colleges.
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Agnes Faye Morgan sits on President Roosevelt's First Nutrition Congress.
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The USDA Bureau of Home Economics becomes the Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics.
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Specialized food programs emerge
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Accreditation of undergraduate programs in home economics began.
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Vocation Education Act pushed for gainful employment outside the home.
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AHEA launched Project 2000 to enhance programs to meet diversity needs.
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Name changed from Home Economics to Family and Consumer Sciences.
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100-year celebration held nationally for the organization of AAFCS,