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Women's place in educational institutions have evolved significantly since the late 19th century, when post-secondary institutions across Canada began admitting women as students. Listed below are several different perspectives on women's contributions to the [[Brief History of UNB|University of New Brunswick]]. | Women's place in educational institutions have evolved significantly since the late 19th century, when post-secondary institutions across Canada began admitting women as students. Listed below are several different perspectives on women's contributions to the [[Brief History of UNB|University of New Brunswick]]. | ||
[[Early Women Faculty at UNB]] | *[[Early Women Faculty at UNB]] | ||
[[Firsts for Women at UNB]] | *[[Firsts for Women at UNB]] | ||
[[Notable Women at UNB]] | *[[Notable Women at UNB]] | ||
[[The Second World War at UNB]] | *[[The Second World War at UNB]] | ||
[[UNB Associated Alumnae|UNB Associated Alumnae (Alumnae Society)]] | *[[UNB Associated Alumnae|UNB Associated Alumnae (Alumnae Society)]] | ||
[[UNB's Women's Studies Programme]] | *[[UNB's Women's Studies Programme]] | ||
*[[The Women of Alexander College]] | |||
© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2013 | © UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2013 | ||
[[Category:Women at UNB]] | [[Category:Women at UNB|Women_at_UNB]] | ||
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Women's place in educational institutions have evolved significantly since the late 19th century, when post-secondary institutions across Canada began admitting women as students. Listed below are several different perspectives on women's contributions to the University of New Brunswick.
© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2013