Ulmer, Marion Davis,
Ulmer papers,
1952-1956, ca.1970-1975
Manuscript Collection: MS 0795
4
boxes
Agency History/Biographical note:
Marion Lucile Davis was born on August 8, 1935 in Boston,
Massachusetts to Walter M. Davis and Carolyn B. Thompson Davis. She
attended Girls' Latin School (Boston, Massachusetts) from 1947-1952
and then went to Mount Holyoke College between 1952-1956 receiving a
B.A. in zoology. In January 1957 she worked as a laboratory research
assistant at Tufts University and in July of that year worked on a
government project as a research assistant and technician in the
university's Biology Department. She taught at Center School in
Lynfield Center, Massachusetts September 1957-June 1959. Ulmer was a
part time graduate student at Tufts University from 1957-1959 and
completed a Master's Degree in Education. She married Willard George
Ulmer and they had two children.
Scope and Content:
The Marion Davis Ulmer Papers consist of course records and
photographs. The material in this collection chiefly relates to her
years as a Mount Holyoke College student, 1952-1956. These papers
primarily consists of course records, including notebooks, notes,
laboratory work and examinations. The majority of these records are
for zoology courses. Other records relate to courses in chemistry,
economics, education, English, German, philosophy, psychology and
sociology. The photographs consists of two photographs taken on
Mountain Day, ca. 1955, a photograph of her dated ca. 1956, another
photograph taken while she was a student at Mount Holyoke College,
and a photograph of her two sons, ca.1970-1975.
Cite as: Marion Davis Ulmer Papers, Mount Holyoke College,
Archives and Special Collections, South Hadley,
MA.
Access Restrictions: Unrestricted
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