American Society of Women Engineers and Architects Records

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Following World War I and prior to the incorporation of the Society of Women Engineers in 1950, a small group of women created the American Society of Women Engineers and Architects, a professional network to support working women engineers and counsel young women interested in pursuing engineering as a profession.

The American Society of Women Engineers and Architects Collection includes correspondence related to early members Lou Alta Melton and Hilda Counts' 1919 female engineering college enrollment survey; newsletter and correspondence of the American Society of Women Engineers and Architects; correspondence to and from member Elsie Eaves; and a copy of Alice Goff's 1946 publication, Women Can Be Engineers.

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	ASWEA_Box1_Folder1-1.pdf	11.54 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder1-2.pdf	10.75 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder1-3.pdf	11.59 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder2-1.pdf	7.72 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder2-2.pdf	11.1 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder3.pdf	1.55 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder4.pdf	4.43 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder5-1.pdf	13.08 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder5-2.pdf	11.55 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder5-3.pdf	12.52 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder5-4.pdf	12.12 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder5-5.pdf	14.31 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder6.pdf	6.81 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder7-1.pdf	20.31 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder7-2.pdf	26.35 MB
	ASWEA_Box1_Folder8.pdf	24.53 MB
	LR001802.pdf	229.06 KB