ID: GLSHW-4.3.6 Pharmacy (1601-1639) 1601 American Pharmaceutical Association Task Force on Women in Pharmacy. WOMEN IN PHARMACY: FINAL REPORT. Washington, DC: The Association, 1981. Includes bibliography. 1602 Austin, Jo Ellen, and Smith, Mickey C. "Women in Hospital Pharmacy -- A Study in Eight States." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HOSPITAL PHARMACY 28 (1971): 26-36. 1603 Bardell, Eunice Bonow. "America's Only School of Pharmacy for Women." PHARMACY IN HISTORY 26 (1984): 127-133. Louisville School of Pharmacy for Women, founded in 1884. 1604 Bardell, Eunice Bonow. "Women in Early Twentieth Century Pharmacy." PHARMACY IN HISTORY 33, no.3 (1991): 124-130. 1605 Benhamou, Reed. "Verdigris and the Entrepreneuse." TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE 25 (1984): 171-181. In the Middle Ages women in the south of France grew verdigris, an ingredient of pharmaceuticals and coloring agents. 1606 Berg, Mary J., and Fuller, Janice K., eds. INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM, WOMEN IN PHARMACY: LONDON, ENGLAND, JUNE 21-27, 1987. Wilmington, DE: ICI Americas, 1990. 1607 Conroy, Mary Schaeffer. "Women Pharmacists in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Russia." PHARMACY IN HISTORY 29, no.4 (1987): 155-164. 1608 Conroy, Mary Schaeffer. "Women Pharmacists in Russia Before World War I: Women's Emancipation, Feminism, Professionalization, Nationalism and Class Conflict." In WOMEN AND SOCIETY IN RUSSIA AND THE SOVIET UNION, ed. Linda Edmondson, pp.48-76. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1992. 1609 Culp, Robert W. "The Education, Career Opportunities, and Status of American Women Pharmacists to 1900, Including a Directory." TRANSACTIONS AND STUDIES OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA 41 (1974): 211-227. 1610 Curran, Frances F., ed. COMPOUNDING WAS MORE FUN: LIFE EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN OF LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA, THE INTERNATIONAL PHARMACY FRATERNITY, 1913-1938-1988. 1988. 1611 Gallagher, Teresa Catherine. "From Family Helpmeet to Independent Professional: Women in American Pharmacy, 1870-1940." PHARMACY IN HISTORY 31., no.2 (1989): 60-77. 1612 Gombos, A. "Women and Pharmacy - A View From Norway." JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PHARMACY AND THERAPEUTICS 16, no.1 (1991): 1-5. 1613 Griffenhagen, George. "Who Was the First Woman Pharmacist in America?" JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION 13 (1973): 637. 1614 Henderson, Metta Lou, and Keeney, Tammy Lyn. "Women in Pharmacy Education: The Pioneers." AMERICAN PHARMACY 28, no.5 (May 1988): 24-27. 1615 Henderson, Metta Lou, and Keeney, Tammy Lyn. "Women Pharmacy Faculty." AMERICAN PHARMACY 28 (May 1988): 18-22. 1616 Higby, Gregory J. with Teresa C. Gallagher. "Pharmacists." In WOMEN, HEALTH, IN MEDICINE IN AMERICA: A HISTORICAL HANDBOOK, ed. by Rima D. Apple, pp.497-516. New York: Garland, 1990. 1617 Hoch, J.H., and Hoch, Q. "Mrs. Masters and Her Tuscarora Rice." JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION 4 (1963): 577-580. 1618 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION NS 13, no.11 (November 1973); Special Issue: "Women Pharmacists." CONTENTS: George B. Griffenhagen, "Woman Power;" Kenneth W. Kirk and Richard A. Ohvall, "Women in Pharmacy-Gratification or Discrimination?," and, "Practice Patterns of Women Pharmacists;" Patricia M. Schwirian, "Sex and Age Factors in the Occupational Roles of Ohio's Practicing Pharmacists;" Rosalia H. Tash, W. Michael Dickson and Christopher A. Rodowskas, Jr., "Women in the Professional Work Force;" Robert M. Gray and Herbert L. Gleason, "Acceptance of Female Pharmacists by the Public;" W. Michael Dickson and Christopher A. Rodowskas, Jr., "Women in Pharmacy-Projections for the Future." "Women in Pharmacy in Alaska," "Who Was the First Woman Pharmacist in America?" and "South Carolina Women in Pharmacy." 1619 Kirk, Kenneth W., and Ohvall, Richard. "Sex Differences in Pharmacy Student Career Planning and Aspirations." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION 39 (February 1975): 37-40. 1620 Kirk, Kenneth W. "Women in Male-Dominated Professions." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HOSPITAL PHARMACY 39 (1982): 2089-2093. 1621 Kirk, Kenneth W., and Shepard, Marvin D. "Women in Pharmacy-Where Are We Now?" AMERICAN PHARMACY 23, no.2 (February 1983): 19-21. 1622 Kronus, Carol L. "Women in Pharmacy: Trends, Implications, and Research Needs." JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION 17 (1977): 674. 1623 Lambda Kappa Sigma. LAMBDA KAPPA SIGMA CELEBRATES SEVENTY FIVE YEARS: THE HISTORY OF A FRATERNITY FOR WOMEN IN PHARMACY, 1913-1988. 1988. 1624 Matuszak, Alice Jean. "History of Women in Pharmacy." LKS BLUE AND GOLD TRIANGLE (1986): 4-7. 1625 Michel, Beth Angeline. "The Call for Lady Pharmacists." PHARMACEUTICAL ERA 45, no.2 (February 1912): 149-150. 1626 O'Brien, William P. "Women in Pharmacy." LOUISIANA PHARMACIST (January 1970): 12-13. 1627 Pabis-Braunstein, M. "The First Polish Women Pharmacists." PHARMACY IN HISTORY 31, no.1 (1989): 12-15. 1628 Sanders, Jonathan Edward. "Drugs and Revolution: Moscow Pharmacists in the First Russian Revolution." RUSSIAN REVIEW 44, no.4 (1985): 351-377. Russian women found careers in pharmacy an opportunity to escape traditional roles. 1629 Shellard, E.J. "Some Early Women Research Workers in British Pharmacy, 1886-1912." PHARMACEUTICAL HISTORIAN 12, no.2 (1982): 2-3. 1630 Shepherd, Marvin D., and Proctor, Kurt A. "Women and Pharmacy Ownership." AMERICAN PHARMACY 28, no.5 (May 1988): 28-36. 1631 Sonnedecker, Glenn. "Women as Pharmacy Students in 19th-Century America." In DIE SCHELENZ-STIFTUNG II 1954 BIS 1972, ed. H. H gel and W.-H. Hein, pp.135-141. Stuttgart: Wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1973. 1632 Steib, Ernst W., Coulas, Gail C., and Ferguson, Joyce A. "Women in Ontario Pharmacy, 1867-1927. In Commemoration of the Centenary of the First Admission of Women to the University of Toronto, 1984-85." PHARMACY IN HISTORY 28 (1986): 125-134. 1633 Stieb, E.W., Coulas, Gail C., and Ferguson, Joyce A. "Women in Ontario Pharmacy, 1867-1927." In DESPITE THE ODDS: ESSAYS ON CANADIAN WOMEN AND SCIENCE, ed. by Marianne Gosztonyi Ainley, pp.121-133. Montreal: Vehicule Press, 1990. 1634 Wakeman, Nellie A. "Women in Pharmacy." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION 1 (1937): 146-150. 1635 Wallace, Emma Gary. "Women in Pharmacy." PHARMACEUTICAL ERA 45 (1912) Began in 1912 as monthly installments on the history of women as healers, from mythology and Biblical texts to extensive career histories and quotes from women pharmacists of the late 1800's and early 1900's. In vol.46 (1913), the column continued as news and information about and for women pharmacists and included many profiles of women then in the field. 1636 Ward, Patricia Spain. "Hygeia's Sisters: A History of Women in Pharmacy." CADUCEUS: A MUSEUM QUARTERLY FOR THE HEALTH SCIENCES 4, no.3/4 (Autumn/Winter 1988): 1-57. 1637 Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association. Women's Auxiliary. THE PATH WE HAVE TROD, 1892-1952: A HISTORY OF WOMEN'S AUXILARY OF THE WISCONSIN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee: The Auxilary, 1952. 1638 Wolfgang, Alan P., and Kirk, Kenneth W. ABSTRACTS OF ARTICLES WRITTEN ABOUT WOMEN IN PHARMACY. Washington, DC: American Pharmaceutical Association, 1981. 1639 "Women in Pharmacy." MEYER BROTHERS DRUGGIST During the 1890's, the editor invited readers to contribute to the column "Women in Pharmacy," which included opinions on the presence of women in the profession, biographies of women pharmacists, and news briefs on women in pharmacy and medicine. The column appears particularly often in volumes 13 & 14 (1892-93). Title of the periodical varies: MEYER DRUGGIST, DRUGGIST, ST. LOUIS DRUG MARKET.
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