Elizabeth Lee Bloomstein
Elizabeth Lee Bloomstein (Janairu 8,1859 - Janairu 2,1927) farfesa ce ta tarihin Ba'amurke,ma'aikaciyar dakin karatu na jami'a,macen kulab,kuma mai fada a ji a Nashville, Tennessee .
Rayuwar farko da ilimi[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
An haifi Elizabeth Lee Bloomstein a cikin 1859 a cikin fitattun dangin Yahudawa a Nashville,Tennessee,'yar Yakubu da Esther Miriam Bloomstein.[1] Ta sauke karatu daga Makarantar Sakandare ta Ward kafin ta halarci Kwalejin George Peabody don Malamai.Ta kasance ɗaya daga cikin mata goma sha uku a aji na farko na yaye karatu daga Peabody,ajin 1877.Ta ci gaba da karatu a lokacin bazara a wasu jami'o'i da lokacin balaguro zuwa kasashen waje.[2]
Sana'a[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Bloomstein ta yi aiki a matsayin farfesa na tarihi a Kwalejin George Peabody don Malamai.Ta kasance memba na kwamitin zartarwa na farko na Ƙungiyar Malaman Tarihi ta Tennessee,lokacin da aka shirya ta a 1912.[3]
A wajen harabar,ta kasance shugabar Ƙungiyar Mujallar,ƙungiyar adabin mata a Nashville.Har ila yau,ta kasance mai aiki a Ƙungiyar Ƙarni na Twentieth,Ƙungiyar Ƙwararrun Mata,Ƙungiyar Mata ta Jami'ar Nashville,Ƙungiyar Mata ta Tennessee,Ƙungiyar Tarihi ta Mata,da Ƙungiyar Ƙwararrun.[2]Ta kuma kasance memba a kungiyar Kudu Rejection League,kungiyar masu tada hankali,da kuma kungiyar masu kula da gida,kungiyar tsaftar jama'a. Ta shugabanci kwamitin ilimi na Ƙungiyar Mata ta Tennessee,kuma tana cikin kwamitin ilimi na Ƙungiyar Ƙungiyoyin Mata ta Ƙasa . "Ta yi imani cewa ƙungiyar kulab ɗin mata shine sanin sha'awar manyan alaƙar rayuwa," in ji ta.[2]Ta kasance memba na United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC).[4]
A cikin 1897,ta ba da adireshin,"Ado na Parthenon," a Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition.A lokacin Yaƙin Duniya na ɗaya, Bloomstein ta kasance memba na Kwamitin Mata na Nashville na Majalisar Tsaro ta ƙasa.
Daga baya rayuwa[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]
Elizabeth Lee Bloomstein ta mutu a shekara ta 1927,tana da shekaru 66.An tara gawarwakinta a makabartar Temple a Nashville.
- ↑ John William Leonard, ed. Woman's Who's Who of America (American Commonwealth Company 1914): 109.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Gilchrist, Annie Somers (ed.) "Lizzie Lee Bloomstein" Some Representative Women of Tennessee (McQuiddy Publishing Company 1902): 76.
- ↑ Walter H. Cushing, "Reports from the Historical Field" History Teacher's Magazine (McKinley Publishing 1913): 82.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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