Professor Rosemary Zumwalt

Professor Rosemary Zumwalt made a particularly important mark in the history of women of the Davidson faculty and staff, when she became the first female faculty vice-chair pro tem in 1998. A leadership position within the faculty, this position required Zumwalt to "represent and articulate the sentiments and concerns of the faculty to the administration and the trustees."
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Professor Rosemary Zumwalt
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Professor Rosemary Zumwalt made a particularly important mark in the history of women of the Davidson faculty and staff, when she became the first female faculty vice-chair pro tem in 1998. A leadership position within the faculty, this position required Zumwalt to "represent and articulate the sentiments and concerns of the faculty to the administration and the trustees."
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Professor Rosemary Zumwalt made a particularly important mark in the history of women of the Davidson faculty and staff, when she became the first female faculty vice-chair pro tem in 1998. A leadership position within the faculty, this position required Zumwalt to "represent and articulate the sentiments and concerns of the faculty to the administration and the trustees."Zumwalt.jpeg

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