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DESCRIPTION: \n\n*Women's\, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program Fall 2025 Bi
 centennial Event*\n\nIn the 1850’s\, Lafayette College’s Professor James C
 offin was \nmathematical head of the Smithsonian Meteorological Project\, 
 the first \nsettler-operated US weather data collection project. Sara Gros
 sman’s \nresearch has uncovered a Lafayette-centered hidden history of (wh
 ite) women \nin science and reveals that the data processing efforts assoc
 iated with \nLafayette were in fact largely performed by unrecognized wome
 n Easton school \nteachers. The College plays a pivotal role as both a sci
 entific entry \npoint and impediment for many of these women\, who current
 ly remain \nan unacknowledged part of Lafayette history. Grossman’s interd
 isciplinary \nlecture will focus on this hidden history and examine the wa
 ys gender \nshapes how the scientific labor of women is (not) recognized.
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LOCATION:Oechsle 224 
SUMMARY:Weathering Bias: Lafayette College and the Invisible Women of the S
 mithsonian \nMeteorological Project
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