She was a librarian. Married 10 June 1920 to William L. Dunbar.
First person ever awarded a Master's Degree from Florida A&M University, in 1947.
One of the first female, African-American school principals in Lakeland, Florida. Wrote a 1947 Dissertation for Florida A&M University, "The Role of the Washington Park School in a program or improving School-Community relationships in Lakeland, FL."
First person ever awarded a Master's Degree from Florida A&M University, in 1947.
One of the first female, African-American school principals in Lakeland, Florida. Wrote a 1947 Dissertation for Florida A&M University, "The Role of the Washington Park School in a program or improving School-Community relationships in Lakeland, FL."
She was a librarian. Married 10 June 1920 to William L. Dunbar.
First person ever awarded a Master's Degree from Florida A&M University, in 1947.
One of the first female, African-American school principals in Lakeland, Florida. Wrote a 1947 Dissertation for Florida A&M University, "The Role of the Washington Park School in a program or improving School-Community relationships in Lakeland, FL."
First person ever awarded a Master's Degree from Florida A&M University, in 1947.
One of the first female, African-American school principals in Lakeland, Florida. Wrote a 1947 Dissertation for Florida A&M University, "The Role of the Washington Park School in a program or improving School-Community relationships in Lakeland, FL."
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