EMILY MITCHELL WALLACE
March 16, 2018
Since 2001, Emily Mitchell Wallace has maintained a position as a research associate in the Center of Visual Culture at Bryn Mawr College.
Since 2001, Emily Mitchell Wallace has maintained a position as a research associate in the Center of Visual Culture at Bryn Mawr College.
Always seeking to relate to culture, Alison Whitney has written many lectures and Bible studies for today’s women.
Valerie J. Morehouse most recently served as the librarian for Temple Isaiah of Contra Costa County and the Temple Isaiah of Contra Costa County Day School.
Christine M. Frederickson is currently lending her services to the San Gabriel Mission, where she has been a docent since 2009.
On a journey 25 years in the making, Joy Rainey King has become renowned for her expert poetry and songwriting skills.
Pamela Ann McCorduck has combined her passion for books with her interest in science and artificial intelligence.
Passionate about literature, Elizabeth Carroll Foster is an accomplished author and journalist.
Fulfilling her childhood dream of becoming an artist, Judith Gwyn Brown has made a name for herself as a talented author, illustrator and painter.
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.
Writer, poet, educator, artist, activist, and soldier: Kenyette Adrine-Robinson has worn many hats over the course of her prestigious career.
Tina A. Hobson is currently thriving as a best-selling author and radio show host, known for being a strong voice in the fight for equality and equity.
An accomplished writer, Molly Odegard Nikolic has published three novels, a cookbook and has plans for many more.
Karen Wylie Pryor is the president of Sunshine Books, Inc. and a consultant with the National Science Foundation, NASA, and the National Geographic Society.
Pamela Leis Higdon is a writer and editor for PLH Writing/Editing and the recording secretary of her local chapter of Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
Patarica Dian Nunn is an accomplished author and songwriter, endeavors she pursued alongside her tenure at the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
Kathleen Dwyer Duyck is an accomplished poet, musician and social worker.
Pamela Binnings Ewen-Lott retired as a partner with law firm Baker Botts in 2004.
Nancy Garfield-Woodbridge’s most recent books include “The Honey Hunt,” “Moonbeam Flowers,” and her newest piece, “Suns of Darkness,”
An accomplished writer and educator, Florence M. Weinberg’s most recent works include “Dolet” in 2015 and “Anselm: A Metamorphosis” in 2013.
An accomplished author, Jane Louise Curry’s most recent books include “The Black Canary” and “Poor Tom’s Ghost.”
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