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English: Photograph of Aubrey E. Landry, from the Catholic University of America Photograph Collection,1886-2000, File 3, Box 7. Dr. Landry was the dissertation director for eighteen of the earliest women to ever earn PhDs in mathematics in the United States, including Euphemia Haynes, the first African American woman mathematics PhD. Most of these women were Roman Catholic sisters who were able to study at the all-male university by special arrangement. Most of them are documented in Pioneering Women in American Mathematics: The Pre-1940s PhDs.
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Source Catholic University of America Photograph Collection, 1886-2000
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Dr. Aubrey Edward Landry, professor of mathematics at the Catholic University of America from c1905-1952

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