DELAINE EASTIN
August 1, 2019
Delaine Eastin was the executive director of the National Institute for School Leadership and a distinguished professor at Mills College.
Delaine Eastin was the executive director of the National Institute for School Leadership and a distinguished professor at Mills College.
Rosalie M. Uht’s efforts led her to become the first female to ever receive both an MD and a PhD from Stony Brook University.
Elizabeth Chapin Bogan, PhD, has been a senior lecturer in economics at Princeton University in Princeton, New Jersey, since 1992.
Sally Altman’s first job in the field was instructor at the College of the Sequoias, followed by teacher at Divisadero Junior High School.
Louann Brechbill Zinsmeister has served Messiah College in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, as a professor of nursing since 1994.
Rosemary F. Carroll joined Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1971 as an assistant professor of history, moving up the ranks to numerous other roles.
Jane M. Riddle works in the special education department as the middle school process coordinator at Camdenton R-III Schools in Missouri.
Diane Falk is a freelance researcher, writer and editor. Notably, she was the research director and head librarian for The World & I Online.
Paula R. Mitchell, EdD, has served as the interim associate vice president for instructions on student success at El Paso Community College since 2008.
Serving as a piano teacher since 1959, R. Aileen James made her public performance debut at age 8, making her professional piano debut at age 16.
Dina M. Sevayega retired from her position as a college and university evaluation associate with the New York State Education Department (NYSED) in 2019.
Nancy L. Goodyear joined Bainbridge College in Georgia as a biology professor from 1976 to 2001 and taught adjunctively at a number of other colleges.
An adept oil and watercolor painter, Maili Malvre has been a freelance artist based out of Danville, California, since 1996.
Raised by a village, Annie Belle Henry felt compelled to give back and make a difference in the lives of the youth, so she decided to pursue education.
Responsible for financial management, June Crow has served as the chief financial officer of Boys & Girls Clubs of the Mississippi Delta since 2014.
Combining her passions, Rev. Dr. Eula DeWitt, EA, PhD, DD, is proud to have served the IRS faithfully for more than three decades.
Ellen Averill taught at Kendrick High School in Columbus, Georgia, from 1980 until her retirement in 2004, also serving as department chair.
Joy Dyer-Raffler most recently worked as a teacher of exceptional education within the Tucson Unified School District from 2003 to 2005.
Marti Watson Garlett, PhD, has directed the Department of Elementary Teacher Education at Azusa Pacific University since 1992.
S. Kay Rockwell, PhD, most recently served as a professor in agricultural leadership at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Carolyn Robison stayed with Georgia State University in roles like associate librarian, associate professor and professor until her retirement in 1998.
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