An American physicist and chemist born in Mount Enterprise, Texas, Elise Harmon, despite the fact that she was not an active student at the University of North Texas, she was able to earn a Bachelors degree in Chemistry in 1931 and she was also considered as an influential contributor to the miniaturization of computers.
In 1931, Harmon earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from University of North Texas. In June 1930, while a student, she was elected president of the W.N. 
