The proceedings of "What Does It Mean To Be An Educated Woman" have now been published together as a free e-book.

Have a Kindle or Kindle app for your PC? Download this file: Educated Woman Ebook for Kindle

Have the iBooks app on your iPad or other Apple device? Download this file: Educated Woman Ebook for iBooks

Both files will also work in an open source reader like Calibre. If you want to view the book this way, you can freely download the Calibre reader to your PC, Mac, or Linux device by going to the Calibre download page.  Save either file to your machine. Open your Calibre reader and simply add it to your library of books.

Please note that ebook readers retain basic formatting but other aspects of the book such as page breaks and font size are determined by the settings within your reader so the appearance of the book will change from reader to reader.

Resources on Women and Education

Finding Library Resources on Women and Education

This guide has information on how to locate manuscript collections, historical and modern books, periodicals, and other resources on the topic of women and education. Manuscript collections at Duke University's Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library include personal papers of professional educators, schoolgirl diaries and lesson books, and records of women's schools and women's educational organizations.

Women at Duke

A brief narrative history of women at Duke University and a guide to resources in the Duke University Archives.

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