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She wrote the first FACS textbook entitled "A Treatise on Domestic Economy" -
This act provides grants of land to states to finance the establishment of colleges that specialize in agriculture and mechanic arts -
This grant is for universities to receive benefits of the Morrill Act -
University of Arkansas (Fayetteville)
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff -
Count Rumford was known as a inventor and physicists. He invented the first range with temperature controls. Then a the Chicago World's Fair the Rumford Kitchen opened. -
Atwater received his PhD in Chemistry from Yale University. He became named the Father of Nutrition. -
Williams graduated from Prairie View Normal and Independent College and later became the head of the institution's sewing department. She later taught her parents some of the home economics skilled she learned from college. -
Richards was an MIT graduate and chemist who founded the home economics movement. Became the first president of the foundation -
A female graduate of MIT named Ellen Richards and other woman formed American Home Economics Association. -
This act established a national Cooperative Extension Service outreach program through land grant universities to educate on advances of agricultural and technology. -
The act provided federal aid to states in order to promote precollegiate vocational education in agricultural, industrial trade, and home economics -
At this university a bachelor's degree for women was created under the Division of Home Economics -
A building named in the honor of Edgar Gilmer Dawson that includes home economics, applied arts, and a cafeteria. -
She was an instructor at PVAMU where she taught Child Development and was involved with the Nursey School. -
Ms.Byrd was a home economist, educator, and family and consumer services scientist. She served as the Dean of the College of Home Economics for 23 years at PVAMU. -
Congress proposed new vocational education programs to bring job training harmony. -
The amendment addresses the social and economic problems for students at risk of disabilities. -
The first male student to receive his bachelor's degree in home economics. -
This amendment gives equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities have access to jobs in the vocational field. -
Requires that states receive federal funding for vocational education and programs where gender bias, stereotyping, and discrimination are not an issue -
This act increased funding for careers of technical education that prepares students for the workforce. -
Ms.Rensselaer was a professor at Cornell University. She developed the Cooperative Extension Service Program at Cornell University. -
The organization changed its name to American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences