ELAINE G. ADEVAI
August 23, 2017
Elaine G. Adevai is currently the executive director of New Vista for Families, Inc., a nonprofit organization for victims of domestic violence.
Elaine G. Adevai is currently the executive director of New Vista for Families, Inc., a nonprofit organization for victims of domestic violence.
Elizabeth Franz Albert has spent the majority of her career as a conservationist and environmentalist, striving for a cleaner and healthier world.
Although she retired in 2011, Carol Anne Smiley continues to give back to her community as a consultant in grassroots home health.
Patarica Dian Nunn is an accomplished author and songwriter, endeavors she pursued alongside her tenure at the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
Letitia White is the senior attorney for Total Petrochemicals & Refining USA, Inc., a leading multinational oil and gas company.
Stephanie J. Bird is an independent consultant in Wrentham, Massachusetts, and the founding co-editor-in-chief of the journal Science & Engineering Ethics.
Dr. Ellen M. Scrivner has been an executive fellow at the Police Foundation in Washington since 2012.
Dr. Angela O. Bedenbaugh has been a research associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Southern Mississippi since 1980.
Hilda F. Booth has thrived in her career as a stress management and weight loss instructor.
As an educator, religious leader, and author, Rev. Dr. Mary Louise Stanley Weinkauf, has stood out among her peers.
A champion of health education in schools for more than three decades, Maureen M. Fournier is committed to ensuring the well-being of her students.
Diane Elizabeth Dixson is an acquisition specialist with the Library of Congress and also acts as a docent for a variety of library tours.
Passionate and dedicated, Margaret Ann Warwick is renowned for her contributions to medical and clinical technology.
Professor Denise K. Degarmo has had a long and distinguished career as a political scientist and educator.
Kathleen Dwyer Duyck is an accomplished poet, musician and social worker.
Dr. Nkechi M. Agwu is a professor at the Borough of Manhattan Community College, having served the college for more than 20 years.
Raenell McDonough is a part-time organ and humanities instructor at Texas A&M University and a pianist with the Amarillo Opera.
Throughout the years, Myrna Fischman has served in numerous positions at Long Island University and became a professor emerita in 2019.
Hardworking and enthusiastic, Joan Evans Ferry has led a long and varied career as a therapist, consultant, editor, and school counselor.
Dr. Skipi Lundquist Smoot has operated her private practice at Cognitive Psyche Therapy for Adolescents and Adults since 1995.
Pamela Binnings Ewen-Lott retired as a partner with law firm Baker Botts in 2004.
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