Historical & Special Collections is pleased to announce that its new exhibit Women at HLS: 60 Years of Transformation is on view in the library’s Caspersen Room from now until December 13, 2013.
Since women were first admitted to Harvard Law School in 1950, they have transformed the Law School, the legal profession, and public life.
Photographs of HLS Students, Folder 5
A special library exhibit, Women at HLS—coinciding with the upcoming Celebration 60 Reunion of women at Harvard Law School—explores themes such as enrollment, campus life, and the impact of student organizations such as the Women’s Law Association (WLA). It draws on Historical & Special Collections’ Photographs of HLS Students collection and the recently processed Red Set Ephemera collection. Jane Kelly and Margaret Peachy curated Women at HLS, which will be on view in the Caspersen Room Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM through December 13, 2013.
We invite you to drop by as we celebrate six decades of women at HLS!
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