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Caroline August Chandler
Caroline Augusta Chandler (1906-1979) was a notable doctor, author and a pioneer in the medical field for many women. Her efforts to recruit more young women in the field of science included writing books for young girls about the profession. The character in some of her books mirrored Chandler’s own life with the exception that she never got married in real life. Her career ended with her resignation to the Maryland State Health Department because her proposals were being completely blocked or indefinitely delayed.〔''Evening Sun''. article on card. Enoch Pratt Free Library. February 4, 1961.〕
==Education==
She attended Mt Aloysius Academy in Cresson, Pennsylvania, and from there went to Barnard College, then Yale Medical School where she won awards in medical research and pediatrics. Her graduation at Yale in 1933 was accompanied by varied music at the ceremony because the unions refused to play. She later continued research at Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.〔Chandler, Caroline A., Reginald S. Lourie and Anne DeHuff Peters. ''Early Child Care: The New Perspectives.'' Edited by Laura J. Dittman. New York: Atherton Press, Inc., 1968.〕
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