On September 11th, 1890; one of the world's most influential and groundbreaking women in the black community was born; her name was: Euphenia Lofton Haynes. In her early years; Haynes, attended Smith College, earning a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Mathematics. In the year 1930; Euphenia, earned her Master's Degree in education from The University of Chicago. In the same year; Haynes, founded the math department at Miner Teacher's College; (later renamed the University of the District of Colombia), which focused on training African American teachers. In addition to this big accomplishment; Euphenia, also became a professor at the college and remained head of the math department for nearly 30 years. During this time as a professor; Haynes, continued
