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This provides land grants to states for them to establish agriculture and mechanical centered universities.
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This is a university designated by the state legislature to receive the full benefits of the Morrill Act of 1862.
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He began his 1st of 44 years in the Senate!
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The first university to use the Morrill Act benefits in Arkansas.
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The second university to receive built on a land grant and use the reek the full benefits of the Morrill Act.
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She began the first nutritional lunch program.
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Named and created by Ellen Richards and a small group of colleagues at the Lake Placid Conference of 1909.
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She was a sanitary chemist who blazed trails and was years beyond her time. She established the modern say AAFCS.
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This established a Cooperative Extension Service.
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This provides federal aid to states so they can promote secondary vocational education.
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The AHEA adopted the Betty Lamp design as a symbol of the association to provide light for all household industries.
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Chair of the UC Berkley Department of Home Economics is appointed to serve on President Roosevelt's First Nutritional Congress.
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This was when Carl Perkins got elected to Congress where he would eventually leave his mark on the Education and Labor Committee.
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President of AHEA after Ellen Richards. Florence acknowledged racial tensions and set out to disrupt them.
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This replaced the Smith-Hughes Act and introduced work-study opportunities, gender equity, and increased funding.
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This was the 1st vocational piece of legislation to officially reference post-secondary students.
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This prohibits discrimination from federally funded programs based on disability.
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This promoted equal opportunities for women and girls.
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The American Home Economics Association changed its name to the more modern, American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences.
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This is the principal source of funding for career and technical education programs.
