1933
Dr. Rogers is born in Aberdeen, Washington to Raymond Carl and Gretchen Lucille Ellefson.
1954
Dr. Rogers graduates magna cum laude from Radcliffe College, receiving a Bachelor of Arts.
1954
Dr. Rogers marries Hartley Rogers Junior.
1958
Dr. Rogers receives a Doctor of Medicine with honors from Harvard University.
1958
Dr. Rogers becomes an intern in medicine at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
1960
Dr. Rogers becomes a research fellow at the Mallory Institute of Pathology and Harvard Medical School.
1964
Dr. Rogers serves as a lecturer and instructor in pathology at Harvard Medical School.
1965
Dr. Rogers becomes a research associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Department of Nutrition and Food Science.
1972
Dr. Rogers becomes a senior research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
1982
Dr. Rogers becomes an associate pathologist at Boston City Hospital and Boston University School of Medicine.
1982
Dr. Rogers becomes a professor of pathology at Boston University School of Medicine.
1984
Dr. Rogers serves as chair of the Grants Review Panel of the American Institute for Cancer Research in Washington, D.C.
1984
Dr. Rogers is appointed Associate Chair of Pathology at Boston University.
1985
Dr. Rogers becomes a lecturer at the University Hospital of Boston.
1992
Dr. Rogers is appointed Director of the Office of Medical Education at Boston University.
1992
Dr. Rogers becomes a staff pathologist at Boston University Medical Center.
2006
Dr. Rogers serves as interim Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at Boston University School of Medicine.