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Women's Rights Activism (1848-1860s)Women's Rights Activism (1848-1860s)Relationship to Troy Female Seminary/Emma Willard SchoolRelationship to Troy Female Seminary/Emma Willard SchoolInventions and PatentsInventions and PatentsElisha Foote: Life and CollaborationElisha Foote: Life and CollaborationScientific Research and Publications (1856-1857)Scientific Research and Publications (1856-1857)Family Life (1842-1888)Family Life (1842-1888)Relationship to Rensselaer School/RPIRelationship to Rensselaer School/RPIMain milestonesMain milestonesLater Life and Death (1868-1888)Later Life and Death (1868-1888)Recognition and Rediscovery (2010s-Present)Recognition and Rediscovery (2010s-Present)Early Life and Education (1819-1841)Early Life and Education (1819-1841)
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Eunice Newton Foote - American scientist, inventor and women's rights activist (1819–1888)

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Relationship to Rensselaer School/RPI

This timeline focuses on Eunice Newton Foote's connection to the Rensselaer School and its importance to her scientific knowledge.
Founding of Rensselaer School
1824
Rensselaer School, now Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), was founded in 1824 to provide practical science education.
Attendance at the Rensselaer School
1836-1838
Eunice attended the Rensselaer School, and received instruction from Amos Eaton and Ebenezer Emmons, prominent natural scientists of the day. It was an important time in her development as a researcher.
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Later life
Her education at Rensselaer was a crucial foundation for her work.

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