THE WISDOM OF DR. EUPHEMIA HAYNES. These scans, provided by @CUAarchives of @CatholicUniv, allow us all to read an address given to mathematics teachers by Dr. Euphemia Haynes, the first black woman to earn a PhD in mathematics. Her words are timeless and inspiring. It is 1/4
especially noteworthy, at least to me, to read how clear and accessible her writing is: the mark of an orderly mind, evidence of intelligence and depth truly worthy of her great legacy. Thank you to the librarians and friend of the @GWOMaths project who provided the scans. 2/4
especially noteworthy, at least to me, to read how clear and accessible her writing is: the mark of an orderly mind, evidence of intelligence and depth truly worthy of her great legacy. Thank you to the librarians and friend of the @GWOMaths project who provided the scans. 2/4
especially noteworthy, at least to me, to read how clear and accessible her writing is: the mark of an orderly mind, evidence of intelligence and depth truly worthy of her great legacy. Thank you to the librarians and friend of the @GWOMaths project who provided the scans. 2/4
especially noteworthy, at least to me, to read how clear and accessible her writing is: the mark of an orderly mind, evidence of intelligence and depth truly worthy of her great legacy. Thank you to the librarians and friend of the @GWOMaths project who provided the scans. 2/4
especially noteworthy, at least to me, to read how clear and accessible her writing is: the mark of an orderly mind, evidence of intelligence and depth truly worthy of her great legacy. Thank you to the librarians and friend of the @GWOMaths project who provided the scans. 2/4
Continuation of Dr. Haynes's wonderful speech. 3/4
Continuation of Dr. Haynes's wonderful speech. 3/4
Continuation of Dr. Haynes's wonderful speech. 3/4
Continuation of Dr. Haynes's wonderful speech. 3/4
Continuation of Dr. Haynes's wonderful speech. 3/4
End of Dr. Haynes's speech. 4/4
End of Dr. Haynes's speech. 4/4
End of Dr. Haynes's speech. 4/4
End of Dr. Haynes's speech. 4/4
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