Leading ladies at the AGS. (American Geographical Society)

From: The Geographical Review | Date: April 1, 1996| Author: McManis, Douglas R. | Copyright information

The reorganization of the American Geographical Society (AGS) in 1915 paved the way for more women members and their rise as leaders in many of the group's projects. From only nine women out of a total membership of 1,400 in 1893, the AGS saw not only an increase in female membership, but also a rise in the number of women participating in lecture and publication programs as well as assuming leadership roles after 1915. Since its establishment, the primary criteria for membership have always ...

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