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Abstract | The Center for Women in Educational Leadership was established in 1979 in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's School of Education under a grant from the Ford Foundation. One of four such centers funded by Ford, it was founded to promote the identification, advancement, and professional development of women administrators. The center pursued its goals through surveys, workshops, and seminars. Records of the Center for Women in Educational Leadership consist of a report and addendum, prepared in 1981 for submission to the Ford Foundation, of the center's activities for 1979-1980. |
Creator | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Center for Women in Educational Leadership. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives. |
Language | English |
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Updated by: Nancy Kaiser, February 2021
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The Center for Women in Educational Leadership was established in 1979 in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's School of Education under a grant from the Ford Foundation. One of four such centers funded by Ford, it was founded to promote the identification, advancement, and professional development of women administrators. Under Director Lillian C. Woo and with the cooperation of faculty members of both the Division of Academic Affairs and the Division of Health Affairs, the center conducted surveys, workshops, and seminars to determine and implement ways of fostering the advancement of women into positions of educational leadership.
Back to TopRecords of the Center for Women in Educational Leadership consist of a report and addendum, prepared in 1981 for submission to the Ford Foundation, of the center's activities for 1979-1980.
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