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1887 |
Dedication of new YMCA building at 32 East Fourth Street. (Formerly, the Y rented rooms in the Journal Building at 65 Main Street across from the Victoria) |
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David Sinclair begins the Evening Educational Program of the Dayton YMCA. Courses offered in Bookkeeping and Mechanical Drawing. |
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1891 |
First diploma awarded. |
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1902 |
David Sinclair dies on vacation in Billings, Montana, September 25. |
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1903 |
Platt R. Lawton appointed first trained Educational Director. |
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1906 |
First black student is graduated. |
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1908 |
School moves with the YMCA to the new building at Third and Ludlow Streets. (301 West Third Street) |
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1910 |
Business Administration courses offered. |
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1921 |
Americanization classes established. |
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1921 |
Dayton YMCA School of Commerce and Finance begun. |
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1923 |
Dayton YMCA Technical School organized. |
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First four-year degrees offered by Tech School. |
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1925 |
YMCA Law School established. |
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1926 |
Dayton YMCA Office Training School begun. |
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1927 |
Wittenberg-Dayton YMCA School of Liberal Arts started. |
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1928 |
First woman is graduated. |
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1929 |
YMCA and School move to new building at 117 West Monument Avenue. |





