Outstanding Alumni - 1979
Margaret Harlow
Bemidji State University Graduate 1936
Career and Professional Achievements
- M.A. Degree in Education, Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee.
- Graduate work in Geography, University of Washington-Seattle, 1941-1942.
- Teacher, one-room rural school for three years; high school 4 years.
- U.S. Army, retired as a major, 20 years.
- Director, YMCA Vocational school, Washington D.C.
- Awarded Scholarship from BSU to Peabody College ? Vanderbilt.
Community Service
- Girl Scout Leader.
- Playground Director.
- American Association University Women.
- World Affairs Council.
- Member Civic Organizations.
Outstanding Service to Bemidji State University
- Established the Margaret H. Harlow Ceramic teaching Collection for Bemidji State University.
- Established annual scholarship award, given to students who have made the most outstanding progress in Ceramics.
- Provided, selected pieces?books, magazines, and resource materials for Ceramic Department.
Personal Achievements/Awards
- First female Army officer assigned to Strategic Intelligence School. Assigned as military intelligence officer. Served New Guinea, Philippines, Great Britain.
- USA Commendation Medal.
- Women?s Army Corps Service Medal.
Humanitarian Service
- Helped raise funds for Art Museums at various libraries.