MICHELLE L. MAURER
November 13, 2017
Michelle L. Maurer was the first and youngest female to become of general counsel of a major Delaware corporation, Bank of Delaware.
Michelle L. Maurer was the first and youngest female to become of general counsel of a major Delaware corporation, Bank of Delaware.
Today, Elizabeth D. Petty serves as a numeracy and data coach at Meigs Middle Magnet School.
Patricia Rose Maria Eufemia Nelson is the lawyer and principal of Nelson Family Law.
Carol Susan Miller is presently an advisory board member for the St. Germaine Auxiliary for Child Abuse Prevention, now Promises2Kids.
Dr. Dinah Parums was a senior lecturer at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, Imperial College, London.
A retired language arts teacher with 37 years of experience, Randi D. Ward taught 7th through 12th grades in both rural and inner-city schools in Georgia.
Combining her love for literature with her love of God, Carol Ann Wehrheim has published 18 board books with Bible stories for toddlers.
Janet A LaMotte, MHR, is a retired management consultant and administrator with nearly 40 years of expertise in government and military logistics.
Matilee Howard Johnson became the teacher and dean of students at the Westminster Girls’ School in Georgia in 1961, eventually retiring as the headmistress in 1977.
Shelley I. White-Means has been a professor of economics at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center since 2004.
Heather F. Smith is director of anatomical laboratories and associate professor at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine at Midwestern University.
Writer, poet, educator, artist, activist, and soldier: Kenyette Adrine-Robinson has worn many hats over the course of her prestigious career.
Karen Hertz was thrilled when Holidaily Brewing Company first opened its doors in 2015.
Janet Marie Gorn is a Senior Foreign Affairs Officer in the U.S. Department of State.
Drawing on her expertise in art, Nelda S. Lee has been thriving as a self-employed art appraiser since 1967.
Ada Burnette is currently utilizing her assets at Valdosta State University and Florida A&M University.
Lucinda D. Conger worked as a reference librarian and the chief of the Reader Services Branch for the U.S. Department of State until she retired in 2000.
In 1996, Hilda Hellums Baker founded Cross Roads Retreat and Conference Center, Inc.
Lakshmi Pulakat has been a professor of medicine, nutrition, and exercise physiology at the University of Missouri since 2009.
Antoinette Piesche is thriving as the owner of La Bella Moda, LLC, which she established in 2011.
Always looking to help others, Roberta C. Gibson Pevear embarked on a long career of community service.
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