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María Fernanda Sánchez is co-founder and deputy director of Estudio Urbano, a firm located in Guatemala City, Guatemala, that provides architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture services rooted in cultural continuity and human-scale environments.

Grace Williams

Welsh composer

Dr Lily Newton

In 1928 Newton was appointed lecturer in Botany at the University College of Wales Aberystwyth, where she was a member of staff until her retirement in 1958. She was promoted to Professor and Head of Department in 1930.

Dilys Elwyn-Edwards

Welsh composer

Anne Coffin Hanson

Manet and Futurism scholar; first female full-professor in at Yale University.

Marisa Volpi

Italian writer, art critic, curator, professor

Dr Balbina Martínez Caviró

Spanish professor, historian, and academic who concentrated in research regarding Mudejar art, ceramics, and the city of Toledo at large (La Virgen del Prado y la cerámica de Talavera de la Reina, La loza dorada).

María Luisa Dehesa

María Luisa Dehesa Gómez Farías is considered the first woman in Mexico and Latin America to earn a diploma in architecture (1933–1937). She was also the first woman to obtain a license to practice architecture in Mexico (c. 1939).