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This was not shot I had planned on taking, but something about the way my friends were standing in the field and the wind blowing in their hair reminded me of the grass and how they were just like pieces standing tall waving in the wind.

"Employed Women in Recent Periodical Short Fiction: The Fictionalized Portrait of Employed Women Projected against a Background of Factual Data."

A timeline of important events leading to and during the development of the Emily Taylor Women's Resource and Career Center

Plaque naming the Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center honoring Taylor for her service as Dean of Women from 1956-1974.

Emily Taylor speaks to a group. She is wearing a pin that reads "Keep the Equal Rights Amendment".

Taylor, seated, and Schwegler, on right. Schwegler was the director of the student health center and clinical professor of obstetrics. The two were at odds over providing contraceptives and other health services to non-married women students.