After Passing, Barbara Everitt Bryant '47, the First Woman Director of the US Census Bureau, Commended for Accomplishments by Colleagues, Friends

Barbara Everitt Bryant '47, the first woman director of the US Census Bureau, has died at age 96 on March 3. The Sun spoke with former colleagues and friends who shared praise and stories of her accomplishments.

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