Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Mary Adel France, also known as M. Adel France and Miss France, was the first president of St. Mary's Female Seminary Junior College, which is now the coeducational four year Public Honors College, known today as St. Mary's College of Maryland. She is credited with expanding St. Mary's Female seminary into a Junior College. She was both the last Principle of the seminary and the first President of the college that it became.She was also the supervisor of the Kent County Elementary Schools, and during the following two years, she held the same position in the Shelby, Tennessee school system. She was also a math and science teacher."@en }
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- Mary_Adele_France abstract "Mary Adel France, also known as M. Adel France and Miss France, was the first president of St. Mary's Female Seminary Junior College, which is now the coeducational four year Public Honors College, known today as St. Mary's College of Maryland. She is credited with expanding St. Mary's Female seminary into a Junior College. She was both the last Principle of the seminary and the first President of the college that it became.She was also the supervisor of the Kent County Elementary Schools, and during the following two years, she held the same position in the Shelby, Tennessee school system. She was also a math and science teacher.".
- Q17006501 abstract "Mary Adel France, also known as M. Adel France and Miss France, was the first president of St. Mary's Female Seminary Junior College, which is now the coeducational four year Public Honors College, known today as St. Mary's College of Maryland. She is credited with expanding St. Mary's Female seminary into a Junior College. She was both the last Principle of the seminary and the first President of the college that it became.She was also the supervisor of the Kent County Elementary Schools, and during the following two years, she held the same position in the Shelby, Tennessee school system. She was also a math and science teacher.".