Much might be written about the professional career of this woman both while she taught here and also in the more than half a centruy since she left this college. The building on the campus which carries her name was probably the first one in the United States erected for the teaching of home economics, and she was chiefly responsible for securing the legislative appropriation for the bulding. She has, indeed, been deservedly recognized as an early leader in her professional field. However, this sketch is not an attempt to evaluate her work in the technical area. Article appears here with permission from the K-State Alumni Association .
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