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Women in front of an IBM location in the 1960s.
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| 1961 |
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Barbara Bode of IBM San Jose is the first woman to receive a master's degree under the IBM Work Study Program. She received a masters degree in mathematics at San Jose State College. |
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| 1963 |
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Dagmar L. Arnold, an IBM industrial designer at the company's San Jose Plant, is the first woman at IBM to receive a United States patent. The patent is for Miss Arnold's contribution to the external design of the 1301 Disk Storage Unit. |
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Phoebe LaSense is the first woman Senior Systems Engineer. |
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| 1964 |
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IBM's Data Processing Division appoints Donna Proctor as its first female senior systems engineer.
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IBM employees Dee Dempsey and Alice Ribgy graduate from the first Women's Executive Classes taught at UCLA. |
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| 1965 |
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Betty Hickey is the first woman employee of IBM East Fishkill to retire after thirteen years of service. She retired on October 25, 1965 as an inspector. |
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Dr. Geraline Swartz is the first PhD in the Systems Development Division. She was also active as an officer in the Scientific Research Society of America (RESA). |
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| 1966 |
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1966-1970 IBM & SWE started a relationship with Rita McCabe (Armonk, NY)
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IBM Austria's first female Systems Engineer, Beate E. Hager, also becomes the first female instructor at IBM Austria's Training Center in Vienna.
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| 1967 |
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Judy Pittsford is the first IBM Austin hire. |
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| 1968 |
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Elizabeth Metsel becomes the first female student at the IBM Technical Development Center. |
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First women Educational Service Representatives (ESRs) in Latin America trained. |
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