We strive to advocate for, and provide leadership in achieving

equity, as well as challenging gender-related barriers that

impede full access and inclusion for women. We seek to accomplish

this through raising awareness of critical gender issues, providing

opportunities to translate awareness into action and empowering individuals to

advocate for themselves and others.

Our Values

Advocacy

Leadership

Research

Violence Prevention

Recognition

Enlightenment

We Aim To

Inform

Involve

Empower

Created By: Nicki Rose, ETC4WGE Intern

Challenging the status quo

to achieve gender equity

Dr. Joan Hunt

President Professor Emeritus, KUMC

Gloria Farha Flentje

Vice-President VP Spirit Aerosystems, Retired

Christie Garton

Secretary UChic Media, CEO

Letter from the Board President

Dear Friends,

This Report is provided so that you may consider the progress that the Emily Taylor Center for Women & Gender Equity has made in its quest to improve the pathways to success for women and gender equity at the University of Kansas over the past year. Progress is mentioned briefly so as to highlight increased KU and community involvement, improved efforts to achieve gender equity as well as enhanced success in identifying problem areas and taking initiative to address these problem areas by designing, and engaging in, appropriate actions.

Particular highlights for 2013-2014 include recognition of outstanding women by both the Women of Distinction and Hall of Fame programs, recognition of outstanding men by the Men of Merit program, appointment of particularly gifted and committed students to the administrative team as well as outstanding community and faculty members to the Advisory Board, acquisition of significant external funding including over $10,000 to support an internship and, last but not least, careful attention to equitable utilization of available funds for these efforts. An administrative overhead expense of only five percent of the budget documents this final emphasis. In addition, the Center hosted the Graduate Women’s Forum, which was quite well attended, co-hosted a KU Women Faculty and Staff Brown Bag Luncheon with the Office of Multicultural Affairs, initiated a new Gender Research Initiative with the Women’s Foundation of Greater Kansas City, and sponsored the Jana Mackey Distinguished Lecture Series. Last spring’s Jana Mackey lecture featured Urmi Basu, a warrior in the fight to prevent human trafficking. The Center also will be working with the School of Business to host a leadership conference aimed at teaching KU women skills necessary to succeed in today’s professional world.

As we progress into 2015, our Advisory Board internal effort includes assessment of our structure as well as review and evaluation of current and proposed projects and functions.

It has been a great honor and personal pleasure for me to represent the Center’s Advisory Board over the past year. Your thoughtful generous gifts and support have permitted the Center to continue making progress on our intrinsic and historical goals. In the coming year the Center will stay abreast of new areas and conditions within our university environment. We will evolve and design appropriate pathways leading to continued success for women and human endeavors as a whole.

We hope you will enjoy the enclosed Annual Report and send our thanks to all for your commitment to this increasingly important initiative in our students’ current and future lives.

Best regards,

Joan S. Hunt, PhD, DSc(HON)

President, Advisory Board

Jennifer Gille Bacon, Attorney

Erika Dvorske, United Way

Paige Geiger, KUMC

Maryemma Graham, English

Ellen Hanson, Ret. Chief of Police

Elise Higgins, KS Planned Parenthood

Colette Kocour, Futures Unlimited

Audrey Langworthy, Ret. KS Senator

Eleanor Hawkinson Lowe, Civic Organizer

Linda Luckey, Provost’s Office

Martiza Machado-Williams, Academic Programs for Excellence

Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett, Ret. Director, KU Honors Program

Shannon Portillo, Public Affairs

Carleen Roberts, KS Youth Service Agency

Adrienne Collins-Runnebaum, Director, Student Success, Edwards

Mary Ryan, Assoc. Dean Academic Affairs Edwards

Kelly Sartorius, Wash. U. St. Louis

Jean Shepherd, Ret. Judge

Kala Stroup, KU Honors Program

Special Consulting Members

Barbara Ballard, Dole Institute Alesha Doan, Chair of KU WGSS

Precious Porras, Multicultural Affairs

Student Members

Emily Taylor, Anna Teerlinck, Cassie Osei, Emma Halling, Amanda Schulze,

Katherine Gwynn, Annie Lewis

Honorary Members

Beverly Smith Billings, Joanne Collins, Ann Eversole, Ann Gardner, Nancy

Heibert, Nancy Lane, Genevieve McMahon, Elizabeth Schultz, Marilyn

Stokstad, Mary Turkington

Letter from the Director

Meet the 2014-2015 Staff

KATHY ROSE-MOCKRY

Director

ANDREA BROWN

Assistant Director

KATHY OLCOTT

Undergraduate Intern

JORDAN BRANDT

Graduate Assistant

Friends,

There has been a lot to celebrate this year for gender equity and the advancement of

women. The nation saw many ‘firsts’: Janet Yellen became the first woman to chair the

Federal Reserve and Becky Hammon became the first full-time female assistant coach

in the N.B.A. We saw the creation of national committees and task forces to address

some of the issues that have blocked women from moving forward; importantly, sexual

assault on college campuses and opportunities for women in STEM. We have also seen

national and International movements engaging men in discussions about masculinities

and gender equity, such as the 2014 MenEngage Global Symposium.

Shifting our sites closer to home, the Center provided a wide range of programs and

services on issues of current concern. With the support of campus and community

partners, the Center worked to raise awareness, increase involvement and foster

empowerment. A few of this year’s efforts include Sexual Assault Awareness Week,

Breast Cancer Awareness programming, and the Gender Leadership Conference. We

honored over fifty KU students, faculty, staff and alumnae for their outstanding

accomplishments and contributions to equity. The Center’s programs align with KU’s

Bold Aspirations goals and provide important information and tools to improve our

understanding of gender to generate solutions related to longstanding inequities.

This year we welcomed a new Vice Provost for Diversity and Equity— Dr. Nate Thomas.

Dr. Thomas brings a wealth of experience as an entrepreneur, administrator and

educator to our efforts to include gender as a central component in KU’s diversity goals.

Many thanks to Dr. Sara Rosen for her support and advocacy while she served as

Interim Vice Provost this year.

With these positive steps forward, we are challenged to look for opportunities to build

our human and financial capital to carry out our new and continuing initiatives. While

continuing to creatively partner and collaborate to maximize effectiveness, we will look

for additional funding opportunities to help us support and build programs, service and

support to, as our mottos states, “challenge the status quo to achieve gender equity.”

We thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to the important work of

creating a more inclusive climate that supports success for all of our members.

— Kathy Rose-Mockry, Director

New Initiatives

Graduate Women’s Forum: The Forum was a cross-disciplinary program, open to all graduate women, hosted by the Emily Taylor Center and facilitated by Dr. Alesha Doan. In a candid, honest dialogue, attendees discussed the challenges of being a graduate student and strategies to utilize for success.

KU Women Faculty and Staff Luncheon: The Luncheon kicked-off the Center’s new focus on increasing our faculty and staff programming. At the luncheon, women were able to create new connections. The Center also collected information on what women would like to see from future programs, leading to the planning of monthly programs for the coming school year.

Continuing Excellence

69% of attendees at Emily Taylor Center programs indicated that they were inspired to become more engaged in their community or campus.

In one semester, the Center’s award winning lactation stations were utilized over 130 times.

Student volunteers donated nearly 400 hours to the Center’s everyday programming and operation.

The Center recognized 44 women students, staff, faculty, and alumnae for their outstanding accomplishments.

Men of Merit Poster recognized 15 KU men for their efforts to redefine masculinity by modeling how to challenge gender norms.

The 2013-2014 school year brought many positive changes to the Center. Over the past year, we have modernized the Women’s Hall of Fame nomination process, streamlined the Women’s Recognition and KU Women of Distinction Calendar selection process, and fostered new partnerships throughout the state.

The Center has been working hard to reach out to new community and campus partners and these efforts have paid off. Below are just a few of the Center’s new partnerships and collaborative projects.

Women’s Foundation of Greater KC Collaboration: Center staff and the Women’s Foundation are working together to generate research that provides guidance, information and resources to address gender-related inequity and barriers affecting KU and the state.

KU School of Business Collaboration: The Center is working to host a women’s leadership conference with the KU School of Business and recent Women’s Hall of Fame inductee, Dean Bendapudi. Next spring, KU will be home to a conference designed to provide women students with the skills and strategies necessary to get ahead in today’s workforce as well as personal and professional development opportunities.

Career Center Collaboration: Center staff and the University Career Center recently launched a webpage with resources for women. The page is the first step in a collaboration aimed at helping women enter the workforce with confidence and the resources they need to make informed decisions about their career choices. Visit the page: career.ku.edu/women

Fulfilling Our Mission Through Collaboration

Early Outcomes: The Appointments Project

Last fall, Center staff and the Women’s Foundation of Greater Kansas City put

together a committee to conduct research related to gender equity in Kansas.

This collaboration has already produced some amazing results, namely the

Appointments Project.

Dr. Barbara Kerr, a KU Distinguished Professor in Psychology, conducted research

to inform Mayor Sly James of Kansas City, Missouri about the level of female

participation in city government. The result of her research? The creation of a

talent bank of Kansas women called the Appointments Project. The Appointments

Project works to help Mayor James make appointments that enhance the

involvement of women on boards, commissions, task forces, and committees. This

is done by collecting potential applicants and providing mentorship and applicable

training with the intent to make recommendations to Mayor James.

The Appointments Project welcomes resumés from any woman who seeks an

appointment to a board, commission, task force, or committee. Anyone of color,

with disabilities, veterans, and individuals with diverse backgrounds are

encouraged to apply. Interested in applying? Visit www.wfgkc.org/our-work

Women of Distinction

Jacklyn Baillergeon Multicultural Scholars Program

Dr. Mary Fry Director, Sport & Exercise Psychology Lab

Emma Halling Student Body Vice-President

Addison Keegan-Harris Executive Director, National Residence

Hall Honorary

Dr. Patricia Long President, Baker University (Ret.)

Dr. Sally Roberts Associate Dean, Teacher Education &

Undergraduate Programs

Dr. Judy Wu Distinguished Professor, Physics

Athletics : Volleyball

Kara Wehrs, Amy Wehrs, Caroline Jarmoc, Jaime Mathieu, Brianne

Riley, Catherine Carmichael, Erin McNorton

Women in S.T.E.M.

Marty McLaughlin, Katie Schmidt, Shawnee Wallace, Isabella Herrera

Disability Advocates

Jamie Simpson, Cynthia Marta, Amanda Thompson

Women in Business

Diane Goddard, Theresa Gordzica

Modeling Leadership

Rachel Bullock, Micah Melia, Natalie Parker, Joanne Collins

In the coming school year we will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the KU Women of Distinction Calendar. As the Center looks back over the past 10 years, we are honored to have been able to recognize so many outstanding women. As of 2014, we have recognized 238 remarkable KU women and look forward to honoring many more.

The Calendar was created as a way to fight back against the negative stereotypes portrayed in the “Women of KU Calendar.” Kathy Rose-Mockry wanted to illustrate the important, and often overlooked, role that the women of KU play in making KU the excellent institution it is. She certainly has achieved her goal. In the last year alone, approximately 1,300 calendars were distributed to campus departments, community partners, and friends.

Many of the women recognized on the Calendar have gone on to accomplish great things. Below are a few updates on some of the amazing work KU Women of Distinction do in our community, state, nation, and world.

Want to preorder a calendar? Email us at emilytaylorcenter@ku.edu

10 Years of KU Women of Distinction

Women of Distinction Update

Sarafina Kankam (2011)

Sarafina received her undergraduate degree from KU and is now attending KU Medical School. She has been dedicated to improving healthcare access in Africa since her undergraduate days. This past year, she worked with

a team that is bringing electronic medical records to African hospitals. Sarafina is a woman to watch!

Vimbayi Kajese (2003)

Vimbayi, born in Zimbabwe, is a shining example of just how far a KU education can take you. She graduated from KU in 2005 and in 2009 became the first African anchorwoman for China Central Television. Vimbayi

was recently appointed to be the Cultural Ambassador for China in Zimbabwe. The Center looks forward to

watching Vimbayi continue to rise!

To View All The KU Women of Distinction Visit: emilytaylorcenter.ku.edu/women-distinction-calendar

Rhonda LeValdo (2009)

Rhonda graduated from KU with a degree in Journalism. She now teaches in the Communications Department of

Haskell Indian Nations University. In addition to teaching, Rhonda produces and hosts the radio show “Native Spirit”

and writes for “News from Indian Country.” In 2011, Rhonda was named President of the Native American

Journalists Assocation. The sky is the limit for this Jayhawk!

Women’s Hall of Fame

Dr. Neeli Bendapudi Dean, KU School of Business

Adele Hall

Philanthropist and Friend of KU (Posthumously Awarded)

Marily Harper Rhudy Principal, MHR Consulting

Deborah Teeter

University Director, Office of Institutional Research & Planning

Dr. Kimberly Templeton

Professor, KU Orthopedic Surgery

Dr. Barbara Timmermann University Distinguished Professor, KU

School of Pharmacy

Men of Merit

Perry Alexander

Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering

Schuyler Bailey

KU Police, Ret.

Preston Barr

Business Management & Leadership

Mitchell Cota

Marketing & International Business

Will Dale

Executive Director, Center for Community Outreach

Michael Detmer

LGBTQ Resource Center, Grad Assistant

Bryne Gonzales

Speech-Language-Hearing

Drew Harger

Finance & Accounting

Robert Klein

Dean, KUMC Graduate Studies

Bret Koch

Community Health

David Mucci

Director, KU Memorial Unions

Eddie Muñoz

Administration, Engineering

Jorge Pérez

Assistant Professor, Spanish/Portuguese

Dustin Struble

Assistant Director, Student Involvement & Leadership Center

Phil Wagner

PhD Candidate, Communication Studies

Where Do Your Dollars Go?

2013-2014

Endowment

Fund

Expenditures

KU Women 4 KU Women*

Grants Awarded 17

Average Grant Amount $500

Total $7,710

2013-2014 Financial Update

Other Endowment Funds

Total Donations $17,783

Total Expenses $18,187

Year End $ -404

* This fund, created by the Women Philanthropists for KU, provides one-time assistance

for KU full-time senior or graduate-level women students with an emergency or urgent

need (non-medical) to help them pursue and achieve their life and career goals.

Donations Expenses

Year End

Did You Know?

A majority of the Center’s budget for the year comes from donations.

The cost to maintain and update the KU Women’s Hall of Fame, Women’s Recognition Awards, student award

stipends, and KU Women of Distinction Calendar comes from

private funds.

Without the support of friends such as you these important programs would cease to exist, and many of

the Center’s awareness and educational efforts would not be

fully funded.

Thank you for helping us bring the best possible services to KU students, staff, and faculty!

Become a Friend of the Center Today

and Help Support KU Women!

To learn more about becoming a

Friend of the Center, and the perks

that come with membership, visit our

website. To donate securely online

simply click the button above!

We’re Moving!

The Center’s largest change is yet to come – our office. In the coming

months, the Center will be changing location. We are moving out of the

Kansas Union and into Wescoe. This move has been contemplated since

the Center became a part of the Diversity & Equity Unit two years ago. The

move will occur in October or November. The Center will be sure to

contact our friends with our new address soon!

Fundraising Reaches New Heights

The Center simply could not operate without the generosity of our friends. Every

year the University funds a full-time Director and Assistant Director. The University

also funds a part-time Graduate Assistant and up to seven hours a week for an

undergraduate intern. However, the student-salary funds are only available during

the fall and spring semesters. Though the Center is grateful for this funding, the

University funds are not enough to effectively run all of the Center’s vital programs.

This is why the Center called on our friends to help fund a paid internship.

The fiscal year is over and the final tally is in… you did it! The Center asked our

friends for $10,000 to fund a part-time internship, you gave over $15,000! Thanks

to your support the Center will be able to hire TWO new part-time undergraduate

students for the coming year. These new interns will help with the Center’s day-to-

day operation, awareness programs, marketing and helping to maintain the KU

Women’s Hall of Fame.

I started volunteering with the Emily Taylor Center while I was still in high school in 2010. I served as a member of the planning committee for the Jana Mackey Distinguished Lecture Series. Jana was a dear friend of mine, and being able to create something so meaningful in her honor is just one of the many gifts the Emily Taylor Center has given me. The Center also gave me a safe haven when I became a student this last year; I already had somewhere I belonged

and I was already contributing to something I care deeply about, which is more than a lot of college freshman can say. After years of volunteering and learning about all the Emily Taylor Center does, it is such a dream come true to be an intern here. I feel very blessed to be paid for contributing to the KU community through all of the very important work we do.

This is more than an internship to me, it is an invaluable life experience to be mentored by outstanding women and learn important life skills. I intend to do my best and give back to the Emily Taylor Center as a thank you for all it has given me. — Kathy Olcott, Undergraduate Intern

The Face of Your Efforts: Kathy Olcott

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The Center would like to thank our generous

supporters. Over the past four years, the following

friends have helped fund some of the Center’s most

important programs. We could not fulfill our mission

without you!

KU Women’s Hall of Fame The Hon. Barbara W. Ballard & Albert Ballard Jr.

Kay Barnes Robert E. Barnhill, PhD

Beverly A. Smith Billings Kevin J. Boatright & Deborah S. Boatright

Sharon Stephens Brehm, PhD Doris Price Burgert & James J. Burgert

Joyce Malicky Castle Anna M. Cienciala, PhD

Ann E. Cudd & Neal C. Becker Gisela M. Dreschhoff, PhD

Barbara C. Etzel, PhD Ann Eversole, EdD

Gloria Farha Flentje & Jack Focht William E. Franklin

Gunda I. Georg, PhD Helen Martin Gilles, MD Margaret Schutz Gordon

Fouzia Haq Lorraine J. Haricombe & Horace Chapman

Shirley Harkess, PhD Margaret Hughes Hayes, JD

Mary H. Hummert, PhD & Raymond Hummert Joan Sherar Hunt, PhD

Jennifer M. Kassebaum & William Kassebaum Marigold L. Linton, PhD

Sadye L. Logan Bernard R. McCoy & Joan McCoy

Mary Jane McQueeny Mary Michaelis, PhD & Elias Michaelis, MD, PhD

Mary P. Miller & Charles Stansifer, PhD Stephanie M. Mott

Linda D. Mullens & John E. Mullens National Residence Hall Honorary

Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, PhD & Tyrone Duncan, PhD Diana Carlin Pierron, PhD & The Hon. Joe Pierron

Marynell Dyatt Reece E. Annette Rieger & Roger A. Rieger

Marlesa A. Roney, PhD The Hon. Vicki L. Schmidt & Michael J. Schmidt, MD

Barbara Schowen & Richard L. Schowen, PhD Jean Bragg Schumaker, PhD

Rae Sedgwick, PhD, JD Susanne M. Shaw

The Hon. Jean Ferguson Shepherd

Jacqueline I. Snyder, EdD Pamela S. Soltis, PhD Dr. Marilyn Stokstad

Kala Mays Stroup, PhD Kathy Suprenant, PhD &William L. Dentler, PhD

Victoria Thomas, JD & Roger Lambson, PhD John F. Tollefson & Julie Mangan Tollefson

Mary E. Turkington Herbert R. Tuttle & Jane Johnson Tuttle

Kathryn Nemeth Tuttle, PhD & William Tuttle Jr., PhD Kathleen W. Willis

Linda D. Warren, MD & Roger D. Warren, MD Judith Locy Wright, PhD & Jack B. Wright, PhD

The Emily Taylor Fund David A. Ambler & Mary Kate Ambler

American Association of University Women, Lawrence Beverly A. Smith Billings Stephanie K. Blackwood

Kevin J. Boatright & Deborah S. Boatright Curtis L. Brungardt & Christie J. Brungardt Rosalea Postma Carttar & Peter K. Carttar

Joyce Malicky Castle Anna M. Cienciala, PhD

Rita K. Clifford, PhD, RN & Jack C. Clifford Dr. Suzanne Crawford & Paul V. Crawford, PhD

William J. Crowe Rachel L. Debes

Gisela M. Dreschhoff, PhD Leslie M. Eldridge

Barbara C. Etzel, PhD Ann Eversole, EdD

Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett, PhD & Stephen B. Fawcett, PhD

Karlene Howell Ferguson Gloria Farha Flentje & Jack Focht

Joyce L. Francis & Nils E. Pedersen GaDuGi SafeCenter

Ann L. Gardner & Thomas E. Gleason Jr. Gunda I. Georg, PhD

Lorraine J. Haricombe & Horace Chapman Shirley Harkess, PhD

Margaret Hughes Hayes, JD Hays Storage Systems

Pamela T. Horne & Stephen A. Horne Joan Sherar Hunt, PhD

International Law Society, KU School of Law Jana’s Campaign, Inc. Kansas Athletics, Inc.

Colette L. Kocour & David M. Carr Hope M. Krebill

KU Memorial Unions Nancy K. Lane

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Hannah B. Love Eleanor Hawkinson Lowe

Linda L. Luckey & Rev. Peter A. Luckey Linda E. Lungstrum & John W. Lungstrum

Linda S. Lyle, MD McDaniel Knutson Financial Partners

Genevieve Taylor McMahon Mary Michaelis, PhD & Elias Michaelis, MD, PhD

Kathy Rose-Mockry & Lynn J. Mockry Melissa C. Nabors, DDS & Steven P. Ericson

John Nalbandian, PhD Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, PhD & Tyrone Duncan, PhD

Shannon Kreiser Portillo, PhD Judith A. Ramaley, PhD

Marily Harper Rhudy Mary Ann Rasnak, EdD Janet Francis Robinson

Sandra J. Sanders Jan Bowen Sheldon, PhD & James A. Sherman

Dr. Marilyn Stokstad Kala Mays Stroup, PhD

Student Bar Association Kathy Suprenant, PhD & William L. Dentler, PhD

Dean Deanell Reece Tacha John A. Tacha

Victoria Thomas, JD & Roger O. Lambson, PhD Sarah C. Trulove & James Woelfel, PhD

Kathryn Nemeth Tuttle, PhD & William Tuttle Jr., PhD Leslie R. Tuttle & Jonathan H. Earle

Lorna E. Zimmer

Terri Knoll Johnson Fund Kathleen M. Brady

J. Kelly Johnson, PhD John D. Sprague

Rick Worner & Lorie Walker Worner Colleen M. Zimmerman

KU Women's Memorial Fund Susan Gronbeck-Tedesco, PhD & Dr. John Gronbeck-Tedesco

Linda L. Luckey & Rev. Peter A. Luckey Deb Teeter & Ron Teeter

Judith Finlayson Watson Fund

Dawn M. Hawkins

Women Philanthropists for KU Network Members

Linda Noland Aikins Pam Russell Alexander Rita Ravens Alexander Marilyn B. Anderson

Karen M. Arnold-Burger Ellen P. Averett, PhD

Colette Stuebe Bangert Paula K. Baum

Marianna Kistler Beach Sally Jenkins Beal Barbara A. Becker

Neeli M. Bendapudi, PhD Beverly Runkle Benso

Mary Cole Benson Janet B. Benz

Jennifer Kim Berg Jennifer K. Berquist

Beverly A. Smith Billings Stephanie K. Blackwood

Rebecca L. Blaesing Anne H. Blessing

Jacqueline M. Bogner Kelly Bosak

Lorie A. Bowman Diane K. Boyle, PhD, RN

Carolyn Cromb Brada Marilyn D. Breidenthal

Grace L. Brooks Carol Ann Brown

Sue Brownlee Katherine A. Bruner

Judith M. Brynds Martha C. Buford

Janis A. Bulgren, PhD Janelle L. Burns

Judith E. Calhoun, PhD Kelly Edmiston Callen Patricia L. Campbell Barbara A. Carswell

Sarah M. Casad Joyce Malicky Castle Angela M. Chammas

Ellen C. Chindamo Lois E. Clark

Rita K. Clifford, PhD, RN Karen S. Cochran, EdD Stacie Marshall Coder

Laurie Comstock Katherine S. Conway-Turner, PhD

Carladyne Knox Conyers Linda Zarda Cook

Mary Corman Lynne Crabtree

Sarah M. Crawford-Parker, PhD Dawn Crouch

Judith A. Culley Cathleen S. Curless

Cathy L. Daicoff Margaret Daicoff

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Kathy Damron Barbara McCrory Davidson

Jacqueline Z. Davis Myrna Frazer Davis

Mary-Elizabeth Debicki Colene S. DeHoff

Suzanne Dell-St. Clair Jill S. Docking Jan M. Dowell

Marilyn Allen Dresser Barbara Shaw Dukes

Karen Vineyard Dummermuth Nancy Haun Dykes

Terry H. Evans Martha J. Fee

Amy Mouden Fincham Diana Seely Frederick

Ann L. Gardner Sena Garven, PhD

Sandra W. Gautt, PhD Barbara J. Geiger Becky G. Gibson

Phyllis Maxson Giffin Ingrid Olson Gill

Helen Martin Gilles, MD Marian Mills Godfrey

Trudie Goldberg Joan Gilpin Golden

Cathy Goodger Theresa K. Gordzica Verna M. Granger

Bernadette Gray-Little, PhD Lynne Horwitz Green Cathy Havener Greer

Laura L. Gregory Susan L. Gronbeck-Tedesco, PhD

Mindy Morrison Gueldner Jean Challinor Hall

Diane L. Hansen Saralyn Reece Hardy Sally A. Hare-Schriner Lorraine J. Haricombe Christine Ness Hartley

Leigh Ann Hartman Sheri Welter Hauck

Helen B. Healy Mary C. Healy

Leah H. Hemenway Dana Valdois Hensley

DeAnna L. Hensley Judy Dold Higdon

Sue Hill

Aimee C. Martinez Sheila A. Martinez, EdD

Cynthia L. Maude Dr. L. Marlene Mawson

Marilyn Baldwin McCleary Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett, PhD

Suzanne Ecke McColl Nicole Schnellbacher McCoy

Shelle Hook McCoy Janet Martin McKinney

Caroline McKnight Laura McKnight

Nancy Patterson Metzler Mary M. Michaelis, PhD

Jeanne M. Mills Susan Y. Millstein Rosa M. Mitchell

Mary V. Mize Chandler Hayes Moenius

Corrie Moore Sarah E. Morris Susan A. Morris

Sarah B. Morrison Andrea F. Mosher

Kala A. Musick Rev. Rebecca S. Myers, LSW, ACSW

Barbara Clarke Nash Carol A. Nazar

Melissa L. Ness, JD, MSW Barbara A. Nordling

Harolyn Clark O'Brien Eileen Maloney Olander

Jane J. Olson Vickie L. Otten

Doris M. Owens Melissa Rodgers Padgett Sue Summerville Padgett

Judy G. Paley Bozenna J. Pasik-Duncan, PhD

Carolyn Kunz Patterson Roberta L. Patterson

Eleanor N. Patton, PhD Molly E. Paugh

Donna M. Payne Gwen F. Perkins

Margaret Perkins-McGuinness Peggy B. Person

Barbara L. Petersen Diana Carlin Pierron, PhD

MaryAnn Powell Katherine L. Pryor

Shannon Drews Rayl

Susan V. Himes Glenda Evans Hinton

Sally S. Hoglund Ann C. Holmes

Janet Leuthold Holt Lauren Mattleman Hoopes

Pamela T. Horne Carolie Hougland

Tracie Massey Howell Stephany Brown Hughes, PhD Mary L. Higgins Hummert, PhD

Joan Sherar Hunt, PhD Jo Sicking Hurley

Lori Majure Hutfles Teresa J. James

Charla R. Jenkins Peggy Jennings Johnson

Sara Peckham Johnston, MD Nancy Jorn

Sandra L. Julian Connie Kallaos Sandy Kallaos

Sydnie B. Kampschroeder Susan Kang

Judith Seligson Keller Barbara Hampton Kelley

Muff Latimore Kelly Patricia Collinson Kelly

Teresa Mulinazzi Kempf Ann C. Kindred

Colette L. Kocour Linda Norris Kohlman Mary Ellen Kondrat Elizabeth B. Kozleski

Julianne Leeland Lagerstrom Nancy K. Lane

Janis W. Lariviere Joy N. Lawson

Susan Dickey Leach Kathryn Boland Hill Leiding

Gaye Leonard Kay Patterson Lewis

Angela L. Lindsey-Nunn Lillian J. Lockwood, MD

Ann Becker Logan Shelly J. London

Mazie Johnson Long Lynn L. Loveland Amber D. Luckie

Kelly E. Lyons, PhD Barbara Gill MacArthur, RN, MN, FAAN

Barbara Criss Marshall

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Loraine M. Reesor, PhD Cathy A. Reinhardt

Sandra Garver Remsberg Robbin E. Reynolds E. Annette Rieger Janet Riley-Zuther

Palle Nebgen Rilinger Carol L. Ritchie

Constance Roeder Marlesa A. Roney, PhD

Alexandra N. Rose Kathy Rose-Mockry

Annette Rouleau Janette Crawford Rudkin Drucilla Mort Sampson

Diane Sandberg Sanders Ardythe Elaine Sayers Whitney E. Schieber

Barbara Schowen, PhD Linda Wiersch Segebrecht

Evelyn J. Senecal, PhD Marianne Seuferling

Jan Bowen Sheldon, PhD Catherine Smith Shenoy, PhD

The Hon. Jean Ferguson Shepherd Jacqueline Kreider Shmalberg

Ellen Jenks Shoemaker Mary-Margaret Simpson

Linda Ellis Sims Connie E. Sollars

Amy Blosser Spikes Peggy Spitz, OTR

Marion Peltier Springer Katherine E. Stannard

Julie L. Steiner M. Elizabeth Stella, PhD

Mary K. Stephens Betty DeLisle Stevens

Susan Cox Stevens Linda Bliss Stewart

Dr. Marilyn Stokstad Francie Stoner

Nancy Tade Stoppel Kathryn McKee Stover

Deanna L. Strohm Kala Mays Stroup, PhD

Frances Glenn Suderman Karen Kreider Sweeney

Lisa Y. Swift Dean Deanell Reece Tacha

Edith L. Taylor Deb Teeter

Julie Fern Thatcher Becky VanWyhe Thomas Rebecca Myers Thomas

Christine Garton Thompson Nicole E. Tichenor

Beverly Gaines Tipton Joyce McKoon Trower

Kathryn Nemeth Tuttle, PhD Eva J. Vachal, MD

Angela D. Valadez, PharmD Debra Vignatelli-Konzem

Sharon Weaver Vitter Linda M. Walton

Sue Watson Mary Haynes Weinberg Marsha C. Wertzberger

Holly A. White Ann Fothergill Wiklund

Virginia A. Williams Kathleen W. Willis

Anne McCoy Wilson Beth G. Wittig

Eleanor A. Woodyard Lorie Walker Worner

Judith Locy Wright, PhD Linda J. Wright