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Purpose
This Summit provided participants with a forum to explore and reflect
on the most promising strategies for the advancement of women of color
into senior administrative positions in higher education.
Who Attended
A total of 130 women of color attended this year's Summit. Attendees
included 13 presidents/chancellors, 7 associate chancellors, 1 assistant
to the president, 19 vice presidents, 10 associate vice presidents, 4
provosts/chief academic officers, 28 deans, 14 vice provosts/associate
provosts, 4 department chairs, 21 directors/mid-level administrators, 2
ACE fellows, 2 association representatives, 5 other.
Advancing as Leaders: Celebrating Achievements, Addressing
Challenges was sponsored by the American Council on Education's Center for
Effective Leadership, Center
for Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Equity, and Office
of Women in Higher Education.
This was a Spectrum
Initiative event.
We are grateful to Spelman College for serving as our host
institution.
The Summit was generously supported by a grant from the American
Express Foundation.
Please direct questions about this page to
woc@ace.nche.edu
This page was last updated on 11/17/2008
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