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'''Arkansas Female College''' was founded in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, in August 1871. Members of the original board of trustees were W. D. Blocher, J. B. Bond, B. T. Embry, E. H. English, J. G. Fletcher, D. J. Fones, A. H. Garland, J. J. McAlmont, I. C. Mills, W. C. Ratcliffe, W. Thompson, and C. T. Walker.
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'''Arkansas Female College''' was founded in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, in August 1871.  
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====History====
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Members of the original board of trustees were W. D. Blocher, J. B. Bond, B. T. Embry, E. H. English, [[John G. Fletcher]], D. J. Fones, A. H. Garland, J. J. McAlmont, I. C. Mills, W. C. Ratcliffe, W. Thompson, and C. T. Walker.
  
 
The first class of students matriculated on October 1, 1874, in a building at 411 East Seventh Street. In 1889 the college moved to the intersection of Rock and Fourteenth streets.  
 
The first class of students matriculated on October 1, 1874, in a building at 411 East Seventh Street. In 1889 the college moved to the intersection of Rock and Fourteenth streets.  
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*[[Sarah Elisabeth Chapline Herndon]] - Red Cross nurse in Spanish-American War
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 13:40, 2 January 2010

Arkansas Female College was founded in Little Rock, Arkansas, in August 1871.

Degree Programs and Academics

History

Members of the original board of trustees were W. D. Blocher, J. B. Bond, B. T. Embry, E. H. English, John G. Fletcher, D. J. Fones, A. H. Garland, J. J. McAlmont, I. C. Mills, W. C. Ratcliffe, W. Thompson, and C. T. Walker.

The first class of students matriculated on October 1, 1874, in a building at 411 East Seventh Street. In 1889 the college moved to the intersection of Rock and Fourteenth streets.

Athletics

Enrollment figures

Presidents

Campus Buildings

Notable students and graduates

References

  • Dallas Tabor Herndon, Centennial History of Arkansas, vol. 1 (Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1922), 567.

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