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Stella Landauer (陳翠玉)

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Stella Landauer (陳翠玉)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Stella Landauer
  • Chinese: 陳翠玉
  • Era: 1917-1988
  • Geography: Changhua, Taiwan
  • Core roles: educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
  1. The First T. A. Earned Both B. S.(1948) and M. S. (1955) Degrees in Nursing Field

Education

  • Univ. of Toronto — 1948 — B.S., Nursing education
  • Boston Univ. — 1955 — M.S., Nursing administration

Employment

  • Tai-Da Nursing School (台大護校) — Founder and First President — (1948-1958) — The World Health Organization — Health Consultant — (1956-1977) — Community — Women Movement for Democracy in Taiwan (WMDT) — Founder

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Sources

Timeline

(absorbed 2026-09-14 deepen pass — solely from the TAH education/employment tables and source titles already on this page; no new sources consulted)

  • 1917 — born in Changhua, Taiwan (era 1917–1988 per TAH #651 title 護理界的英雌─陳翠玉).
  • 1948 — B.S. in Nursing education, Univ. of Toronto.
  • 1948–1958 — Founder and First President, Tai-Da Nursing School (台大護校).
  • 1955 — M.S. in Nursing administration, Boston Univ. TAH records her as the first Taiwanese American to earn both B.S. (1948) and M.S. (1955) degrees in the nursing field.
  • 1956–1977 — Health Consultant for the World Health Organization.
  • Community — Founder, Women Movement for Democracy in Taiwan (WMDT).
  • 1988 — died (per TAH #651 title).
  • Saturation note: the vault holds no other page asserting facts about 陳翠玉; remaining gaps (WMDT founding year, 台大護校 details) live only in the cited TAH encyclopedia entries.

Role in the Community

(absorbed 2026-09-14 revisit pass from the vault corpus)

  • NATWA (北美洲臺灣婦女會) records her as a member who, from NATWA’s founding, actively urged members of 穩得 (Women’s Movement for Democracy in Taiwan, WMDT — which she founded) to participate in NATWA. Her quoted maxim, preserved in the NATWA memoir Our Journeys: 「教育一個男人只是教育一個人，而教育一個女人則是教育整個家庭」.
  • The same memoir places her death precisely: 1988-08 (mid-August), in Taiwan — a sharpening of the era 1917–1988 already on this page, consistent with the TAH #651 title 護理界的英雌─陳翠玉（1917－1988）. No conflict; date narrowed, not merged.
  • The corpus carries a full biography of her by 李錦容, 台灣女英雄陳翠玉 (2001, rev. 2009): [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/publications26|TAH #26]]. Her TAH encyclopedia entries are themselves corpus works: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/senior-taiwanese-american-20|TAH #20]], [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/119-stella-landauer|TAH #119]], [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-1303-stella-landauer|TAH #1303]], and the 2018 漢文 tribute 護理界的英雌─陳翠玉（1917－1988）: [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/50044|TAH #651]].
  • NATWA’s tribute names 黃美惠 Elena Ling alongside her, situating her in the early NATWA/WMDT women’s-movement network.
  • Saturation note: the corpus’s distinctive new fact is the WMDT→NATWA pipeline and the mid-August 1988 death date; WMDT’s founding year remains absent from the vault.
  • Corpus recheck (slice 09142319-12, 2026-09-15): grep 陳翠玉/Stella Landauer across works/ + articles/ returns only the work pages already wikilinked above (incl. Our Journeys 60, whose NATWA passage — 名言、穩得動員、1988年8月中旬病逝 — is already absorbed here verbatim in intent). No new community facts; nothing to HOLD.
  • Corpus recheck (slice 09150316-3, 2026-09-15): grep re-run 陳翠玉/Stella Landauer — same six work pages as before (all already wikilinked above); the NATWA/WMDT passage in ourjourneys60 remains fully absorbed. No new facts; nothing to HOLD.

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