J. A. Clarke: Professor of Home Economics (Dietetics)

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Juno-Ann K. Clarke. 1960. Professor of Home Economics (Dietetics). BS (1956) Michigan State University; MS (1950) and Ph.D. (1969) University of Californian, Berkeley; advanced study SF State. Clarke was instrumental in developing new approaches to post-graduate dietetic nutrition and allied fields education. In 1970 she was an early recipient of a world-wide fellowship from the American Association of College Women to study medical implications of organic foods, vegetarianism, and macrobiotics.

Identifier
TP-ATA-1372
Date
Nov 1976
Geographic Coverage
San Francisco, CA
Temporal Coverage
1960-
Type
Still Image
Format
Negative
Source
San Francisco State University Archives
Rights
Public
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261

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