Rosemary F. Carroll ’57

Rosemary F. Carroll ’57 of Middletown, R.I., and Stuart, Fla.; Sept. 15. She was an assistant professor at Notre Dame College, then moved to Iowa and became the Henry and Margaret Haegg Distinguished Professor of History and chairperson of the history department at Coe College in Cedar Rapids. She was also an affirmative action officer, a pre-law advisor, and a faculty representative for the Truman Foundation, the Rhodes Scholarship Trust, and the British Marshall Scholarship. She served on the board of directors for Mental Health Associates, was president of the Women’s Leadership Training Institute, and volunteered as legal counsel to help the poor in Cedar Rapids. She was the recipient of the Radcliffe-Hickes prize at Brown, among her many other accolades. She was included in the World’s Who’s Who of Women, Who’s Who in America, and Who’s Who in American Law. She is survived by cousins.