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Celebrate Women in STEAM

March 28, 2014 Maggie DavidovLeave a comment

Check out our latest and greatest library display featuring famous women in science, technology, engineering, the arts and math.

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Categories: Display, Displays, Mathematics, Performing Arts, Science, Visual ArtsTags: STEAM

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Storytime over the weekend was on the theme: Be kind. Make Art! So we did and it was a LOT of fun. Our stained glass window reads: You Can Do It! @danahallschool #storytime #bekind

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Julia Shipman attended @DanaHallSchool in #1900 and went on to become a geologist, professor and world traveler. After completing studies at Boston University in 1920 and receiving her PhD in Geography at Clark University in 1928, Julia taught in the Geology and Geography Department at Mount Holyoke for 17 years until her retirement in 1947. Julia bravely traveled around the globe to conduct field studies for her research, even making the ten thousand mile trek to the Arctic Circle, and reportedly visited every continent except Australia. #tbt #DanaHall #archives

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#tbt to the @DanaHallSchool #GospelChoir performing 10 years ago in #2010 during the Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation. This year's MLK Convocation will be held next Tuesday, January 21st. #DanaHall #MLKDay #Classof2007 #Classof2008 #Classof2009 #Classof2010 #archives

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#tbt to the very first @danahallschool #IceHockey team in #1997. #DanaHall takes on Milton Academy for an away game tomorrow at 3:45pm #godana #dragonsarereal #dragonsonice #Classof1997 #Classof1998 #Classof1999 #archives

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Today is #Revels @DanaHallSchool! Each winter season, #DanaHall juniors put on the Revels play in celebration of the #WinterSolstice and Dana's community spirit. Swipe to see what #Revels has looked like in the past. #tbt #2018 #1992 #1966 #1935 #archives

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Dana Hall Principal Helen Temple Cooke (1865-1955) was a skilled collector of art and antiques. Four unique pieces from Miss Cooke’s collection of Persian manuscripts are currently on view @harvardartmuseums. Research about Helen Temple Cooke and her collections was conducted earlier this year by 3 members of the Class of 2020 under the direction of the Dana Hall archivists; Middle Eastern Studies teacher, Alexandra Siemon; and the Curator of Islamic Art at Harvard. Swipe to view a portrait of Helen Temple Cooke and one of the pieces currently on view! •

These pieces will be on display at the Harvard Art Museums (Level 2, Room 2550) until April 26th, 2020. Check out the link in our bio for more information about the artwork shown here! #DanaHall #HelenTempleCooke #archives •
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