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In 1904 Trinity College Became The First Of The Historic Universities Of Britain And Ireland To Admit Women To Degrees. A Century Later, 60 Per Cent Of The Student Body Is Female, And Many Senior Positions Are Held By Women, Including Chancellor And Vice Provost. This History Traces The Long Campaign For Admission, The Achievements Of Early Women Graduates, The Struggle For Equality By Female Students And Staff, And The Eventual Establishment Of The Centre For Gender And Women's Studies. Memoirs And Reminiscences Of Women Graduates, Collected By The Dublin University Women Graduates' Association, Combine With Academic Essays To Tell The Story Of One Hundred Years Of Women In Trinity.--book Jacket. Foreword / Mary Robinson -- Preface / Elizabeth Mayes -- Introduction / Susan M. Parkes -- 1. The Higher Education Of Women In Ireland, 1860-1904 / Deirdre Raftery -- 2. The Campaign For Admission, 1870-1904 / Lucinda Thomson -- 3. The First Decade, 1904-14 : A Quiet Revolution / Susan M. Parkes -- 4. The 'steamboat Ladies', The First World War And After / Susan M. Parkes -- 5. The 1930s : Consolidation But Still Discrimination / Susan M. Parkes -- 6. The 1940s : College During The Emerge

Author

Parkes, Susan M; Dublin University Women Graduates' Association

Publisher

The Lilliput Press Ltd

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9781843510406

Subjects

Education, History