In the 4th Annual Forum on Women in Leadership, moderator Donne Kampel and panelists Kim Bottomly, Catharine Hill, Georgia Newgent, and Teresa Sullivan discuss “The Changing Roles of Women in Academic Leadership.”
March 24, 2011
William G. McGowan Theater
The National Archvies, Washington, DC
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