Mary A. Brigham

Mary A. Brigham
Mary A. Brigham
8th President of Mount Holyoke College (President Elect)
Term 1889 – 1889
Predecessor Elizabeth Blanchard
Successor Louisa F. Cowles
Born 1829
Died 1889
Alma mater Mount Holyoke College (Mount Holyoke Female Seminary)
Profession Professor

Mary A. Brigham (1829–1889) was an American educator who was the 8th President (President Elect) of Mount Holyoke College in 1889. After a teaching for a few years, "she was elected President of Mount Holyoke Seminary and College in 1889, but died in a railway accident before she could take up her appointment. In 1897 a dormitory, Brigham Hall, was dedicated to her by the New York Alumnae Club, of which she had been President in her lifetime."[1]

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Preceded by
Elizabeth Blanchard
President of Mount Holyoke College (President Elect)
1889-1889
Succeeded by
Louisa F. Cowles



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