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first to label nutrition as a science. (Benjamin Thomson)
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She was born in 1842. -
She graduated MIT and was a chemistry faculty member.
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She used her home as a laboratory, for testing nutrition. -
She began product standards and testing. -
She began groundwork for the extension service. -
There were very important person in getting policies and legislation passed. -
She led the beginnings of the school lunch program in 1894. -
nutritious lunches were sold
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Ellen died in 1911. -
29 home economics leaders met in Chicago with the idea of creating on national student organization.
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Future homemakers of america was officially founded at a convention in Chicago.
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membership peaked at 607,175.
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a groundbreaking ceremony was held.