Add to ORKGMartha Richmond, a former Suffolk University professor of biochemistry and director of the environmental studies program, discusses her education, teaching career, and her experience as a woman in the field of science. Richmond describes the changes in her field over the course of her career and the evolution of the science program at Suffolk. She relates her experiences working with colleagues, serving on university committees and mentoring students. She also discusses her retirement as well as her post-Suffolk work. The interview ends with Richmond expressing her enduring admiration for the Suffolk University community and her love of teaching.https://dc.suffolk.edu/soh/1031/thumbnail.jp
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