Kentucky College for Women's History: Revealing the story of women at Centre College Main Menu History: From Caldwell Institute to Centre College SECTION 1 Women's Life on the Lexington Avenue Campus (1925-1962) SECTION 2 Sports: Female Athletes Through Time SECTION 3 Women's Life on Centre's Campus (1962 - 2000) SECTION 4 Legacy: Current Day SECTION 5

Women Throughout Centre College's History

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Kentucky College for Women has progressed and adapted to change over its dynamic history. This change has encompassed the opening of the college in 1860 as the Caldwell Female Institute, its progression to the Kentucky College for Women in 1913, to the physical merge of its campus with Centre College in 1962. Developments in women's rights are evident throughout the history of KCW; the enactment of Title IX in 1972 served as a milestone for women in education. More recently, Centre College has adapted these changes through its implementation of the law. These notable events combine to demonstrate the progression made throughout Centre College's history.

Notable dates pertaining to KCW and Centre College history are marked on the timeline. Starred (*) information leads to external articles with more information on the subject. Click the link to find more information.

Links to each notable event on the timeline are listed below in alphabetical order:

 
 
 

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  1. History: From Caldwell Institute to Centre College KS

Contents of this tag:

  1. Women began to apply to Centre College*
  2. Centre sorority system founded
  3. Women's Department of Centre College opens its doors
  4. President Spragens beings his presidency at Centre College
  5. Women and men bus across town between campuses
  6. Henderson Institute Opened in Danville, KY
  7. Stephanie Fabritius: first female Dean of the College
  8. 19th Amendment ratified
  9. Helen Fisher Frye: first African American student at Centre College
  10. All freshman dorms become co-ed
  11. Reopened under name Caldwell Female Institute
  12. Renamed Caldwell Female College
  13. Kappa Delta colonized on Centre's campus
  14. Two bachelor of arts degrees presented to Leila Sara McKee and Margaret Eleanor Rudolph
  15. Physical campuses merged
  16. Caldwell merged with the Bell Seminary for Young Ladies
  17. Four New Quad buildings built and named after KCW board members
  18. Renamed Caldwell College
  19. Faculty approve a proposal for a trial co-ed residence hall at Centre
  20. Renamed Kentucky College for Women
  21. Title IX became law
  22. East Hall added
  23. West Hall and Morgan Hall added