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,Unlocking Women’s Autonomy, dean of students at the University of Kansas (KU), asking to interview her for their dean of women position. The outgoing KU dean of women, Martha Peterson, had landed one of the nation’s most prestigious dean of women’s positions at the University of Wisconsin, and Taylor’s name had been recommend

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The Dean of Women in the Age of Protest,preciation frequently crossed her desk as a matter of etiquette, an expected courtesy reflective of the formality of the time. Most letters expressed gratitude for a speech by Taylor or for her help arranging classes. This note, though, was different. The two women thanked the dean of women for not

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Sustainable Development Goals Series college housemother had arranged for us to meet, although I truly did not know what we had in common—this was before social media and the current ease of perusing someone’s biography. I had completed master’s work in American and women’s studies, but I did not know that Taylor once led the Office o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-72393-4a much-needed vacation, both hoping to enjoy a break from IU business. Still, some work arrived by post from her Assistant Dean of Women Margaret Wilson, who managed the office while the dean was away. With war-time jobs offering women high salaries, Mueller found it difficult to maintain head resid

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