Our History
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Spring 1975
Elaine Bundesen in the Admissions Office prepares for a re-entry women's brochure
Two support groups for re-entry women are organized by Jan Kalbaugh and Sandra Walton
24 courses focusing on women in Women's Studies and 14 in other departments are offered
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Summer 1975
Extension class, "From Kitchen to College," offered by Jackie Kramer
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Fall 1975
First Affirmative Action Director appointed, Bari Evans
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Spring 1976
Management offers an extension course on "Negotiating the Secretarial Ghetto," taught by Shawna Davis Fikes
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Fall 1976
Off-campus Housing Office offers re-entry services, First re-entry conversations
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Spring 1978
First class on "Racism and Sexism" team-taught by Ruth Mahaney and Ada Mason of American Multicultural StudiesFirst celebration of National Women's History Week -
Fall 1978
Re-entry task force chaired by Barry Godolphin and Tak Richards
Women's Studies minor approved
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Spring 1979
500 attend "Conference on Women and Power" coordinated by Linda Lipps of the Career Development Center
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Fall 1979
Half-time Director for Re-entry Center hired, Tak Richards
Re-entry Learning Moments started
Siege of Women's Studies begins as SSU President Diamendoupolos calls for major program review
Twenty-eight women faculty send letter to President Diamandopoulos supporting the Women's Studies Program and its coordinators
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Spring 1980
President Diamendoupolos tries to close Women's Studies, but gives in to student, faculty and community protest