Martha H. Scott
At SIUC from 1929 to 1947
Martha Scott received an A.B. degree from Park College and in 1928
obtained her M. S. degree from the University of Chicago. Beyond
the M.S. she did one year of doctoral work at the University of
Chicago. As part of her teaching experience she spent one year at
Oregon, Illinois High School and two years at Park College. In 1929 she
came to Carbondale where she joined the faculty in the newly formed
Botany Department. It is interesting to note that she taught courses in
both Zoology and Botany, and indeed the 1930 Obelisk lists her with the
former Department. Having studied under Sewell Wright while at
the University of Chicago, it is fitting that she taught the first
genetics course at Southern. She remained associated with the
Botany Department until 1941 when the Obelisk lists her as
Zoology. In 1947 she resigned and moved to San Francisco.

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