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Atlanta, GA | Posted: October 26, 2009
Yvette Upton,
Assistant Dean of Students/Director of the Women's Resource Center
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Georgia Tech's annual Women's Leadership Conference was held this past weekend drawing hundreds of women for workshops, speeches, and networking opportunities. The conference's theme, unleash your potential impact the world, was exemplified through the recognition of five women of distinction within the Georgia Tech community.
WLCGeorgia Tech's annual Women's Leadership Conference was held this past weekend drawing hundreds of women for workshops, speeches, and networking opportunities. The conference's theme, unleash your potential impact the world, was exemplified through the recognition of five women of distinction within the Georgia Tech community.
The Woman of Distinction Award is presented each year to students, faculty, stuff, and alums who exhibit exemplary leadership, heart, and innovative problem solving. This year's honorees lead inspiring lives that uplift the entire Georgia Tech Community.
2009 Women of Distinction
Staff Award, Dr. Lynn Fountain
Faculty Award, Dr. Julia Kubanek
Alumna Award, Clemmie Whatley
Graduate Student Award, Kathryn Smith
Undergraduate Student Award, Melissa Minneci
