 In 1894, seven women received Ph.D.s from Yale, including Mary Augusta Scott (English), Laura Johnson Wylie (English), Elizabeth Deering Hanscom (English), Margaretta Palmer (Mathematics), Charlotte Fitch Roberts (Chemistry), and sisters Cornelia H. B. Rogers (Romance Languages and Literatures) and Sara Bulkley Rogers (History).A Hall of Graduate Studies for the school was completed in 1932, giving the school its first centralized home.In 1996, the McDougal Graduate Student Center was established in the Hall of Graduate Studies.