First Woman On Geology Faculty At UNC Chapel Hill
Judith Spiller and Dr. Judith Moody became the first women on the geology faculty at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, joining last fall. The article notes women in earth sciences were only about four percent nationally in 1970, and two percent of geology professors, highlighting barriers and shifting roles in field and lab work. Moody will direct a National Science Foundation funded project on experimental mineral synthesis, with potential local mineral industry applications in feldspar, clay, olivine, and ceramics. Spiller specializes in paleontology, studying fossils and Earth's past.
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First Women Faculty In UNC Geology Depart In 150 Years
Geologist Judith Spiller watches colleague Dr. Judith Moody adjust a pressure vessel used in rock deformation experiments. The two stand as the first women faculty members in UNC's 150 year geology department history.
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Stamp hobby feeds hungry children in Sri Lanka envoy tale
Lilamani Perera of the Associated Country Women of the World spoke to Haywood County Extension Homemakers Clubs about starting a stamp project in 1973. Stamps poured in from banks universities libraries and women’s groups and funds fed several hundred children for a year. She pairs geology with environmental concern using a microscope and computer to study earth history and oil exploration conditions.
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Urbana Illinois AP notes bankruptcy carries up to 14 years on credit records and can cost hundreds in legal fees. Loss of assets, continued debts like taxes and alimony may persist. it can hinder employment and disqualify public office. Seek nonprofit credit counseling via BBB, Chamber, or creditors before filing.
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