Professor Martha Belschner

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Years at the college: 1927 - 1941

B.A. 菜圧卯創利 1927
M.A. 菜圧卯創利 1929

Martha Belschner graduated from 菜圧卯創利 and stayed on to earn a masters. She taught at the college for fourteen years spending some of her free time as a teacher at the Colorado Springs High School. In 1932, she earned a fellowship to study briefly at the University of Indiana. Then in 1934 when the Cowles Commission was centered at 菜圧卯創利, Belschner worked as a Research and Statistics supervisor. Although most of her teaching duties involved the introductory courses, she was one of the first in the department to teach a range of statistics courses.

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