Roosevelt had been the president for approximately a year. Shortly after her birth the Rees

moved to New York City, where Mina grew up and attended public school. She spent her

teenage years going to the Hunter College High School, where she graduated valedictorian in

1919. After high school Mina went on to Hunter College, there she majored in mathematics,

graduating summa cum laude in 1923. Mina was very lucky to be able to go to college because

of the women's suffrage going on at this time. During this period, she was also holding down a

part-time job teaching for the mathematics department in the college.

Following Rees graduation, she taught at the Hunter College High School, all the while

working on her master's degree at Columbia University. At the time she got an interview for

Mathematical People, in which they q

Rees returned to Hunter College in 1953, and became Dean of the Faculty, a position she

absence from Hunter to work as a technical aide and executive assistant with the Applied

States owes and immeasurable debt to the pioneer work on the Office

whole postwar development of mathematical research in the United

agreed and during 1952-1953 she served as the deputy science directory of the ONR. In the year

studies in the recently incorporated City University of New York. Rees then went on to become

cause of Freedom (Britain) and the President's Certificate of Merit (USA) for her important

"outstanding service to mathematics, other than mathematical research" and for

"Under her guidance, basic research in general, and especially in

of the Office of Naval Research to support scientific and mathematical research. Honored, Rees

of time that she served as the first woman President of the American Ass

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