Meyric R. Rogers

They had two children, Edith Elizabeth "Beth" (born 1929) and Meyric Kirk "Myke.

[1] After completing his Masters at Harvard, he received a teaching position at Smith College.

[5] After his work at Smith and the Baltimore Museum, Rogers accepted a position at Harvard University as an Associate Professor of Fine Arts and acting Chairman of the Board of Tutors in the Division of Fine Arts.

[7] In 1950, he served as a juror for the canonical Good Design exhibition, organized by MoMA.

[8][9] After his position at AIC, Rogers was named the Art Curator at Yale University in 1957.