Rose May Davis
American chemist
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Rose May Davis's Degrees
- Bachelors Chemistry University of California, Berkeley
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Rose May Davis was an American chemist. In 1929 she became the first woman to be awarded a Ph.D. from Duke University. Early life and education Rose May Davis was born on 17 November 1894 in Cumberland, Maryland, to Baptist Minister Quinton C. Davis and Sarah E. Davis. She studied a variety of subjects, such as music, law, and chemistry, and attended several institutions in pursuit of her education, including Chowan College , the Southern Conservatory of Music , Trinity College , the University of Virginia , Duke University . During her time at Trinity College, Davis was a member of the Panhellenic Council, the Chanticleer Board, Athena Literary Society, Eko-L, and Zeta Tau Alpha. While at the University of Virginia, Davis studied law, and she became the fifth woman ever to pass the bar examination in Virginia, earning a grade of 100%. Davis is notable for being the first woman to obtain a Ph.D. from Duke University, which was awarded on June 5, 1929.
Rose May Davis's Published Works
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- THE RELATION OF BIRTH TO BEHAVIOR (1941) (12)
- BEHAVIOR DIFFERENTIALS OF CHILDREN WITH IQ'S 120 AND ABOVE AND IQ'S 79 AND BELOW, WITH SOME REFERENCE TO SOCIO‐ECONOMIC STATUS (1939) (11)
- PICTET AND GAMS' BERBERINE SYNTHESIS (1930) (9)
- Dipole Moment and Group Rotation. I. The Moments of the Chloro- and Nitrobenzyl Chlorides and the Effect of Group Separation1 (1933) (7)
- THE CONTINUITY OF THE NEUROTIC PROCESSES (1934) (4)
- A STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF 250 CHILDREN WITH MENTAL AGE TEN YEARS (1938) (4)
- A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE KOHS BLOCK DESIGN TEST (1930) (3)
- A STUDY OF THE BASAL AGE WITH REFERENCE TO ITS MEANING FOR SCHOOL ADJUSTMENT (1937) (1)
- THE USE OF THE KOHS TEST AS AN INDICATOR OF MENTAL CONFUSION (1936) (1)
- The Reactivity of Doubly-Conjugated Ketones (0)
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